Viimsi Farmers Market
The Viimsi Farmers Market is a weekly local food market near Tallinn, held every Saturday from 10:00 to 14:00 at the Viimsi Open Air Museum. The market takes place all year round and has become a valued meeting place for both locals and visitors.
Here you will find authentic Estonian farm food, fresh fish and seasonal produce. The market focuses on locally grown and locally made products, offering visitors a chance to experience the true taste of Estonia. For those who value fresh ingredients, clean flavours and local origin, the Viimsi Farmers Market is the place to be. It is one of the most popular farmers markets near Tallinn for discovering high-quality Estonian food.
Among the Viimsi community, the market is also a social gathering spot. Local residents bring their own produce – from garden herbs to homegrown vegetables – and share stories alongside the morning coffee and freshly baked pastries.
The reputation of the market has spread far beyond Viimsi. It is not uncommon to meet chefs from top Tallinn restaurants and food enthusiasts who appreciate high-quality local ingredients.
For the latest updates and market news, visit the Viimsi Farmers Market Facebook page.
If you are looking for where to buy local food in Viimsi or searching for a farmers market near Tallinn, you are warmly welcome.
Opening hours
Saturday 10:00–14:00
FREE
Address
Rohuneeme 53a, Pringi küla
Viimsi
Where to find us?
Information for Vendors
The Viimsi Farmers Market welcomes farmers, small producers and local growers. You are also welcome if you have surplus produce from your own garden – whether it is herbs, vegetables or berries. The main requirement is simple: the products must be authentic and locally produced.
The market takes place every Saturday from 10:00 to 14:00 at the Viimsi Open-Air Museum. Vendors must be ready to trade by 10:00, with their stall prepared and products displayed. Parking is available next to the market area.
Registration and Contact:
Email: jekaterina@rrm.ee
phone: +372 56 946 949
We also welcome suggestions and constructive feedback – together we can continue to improve the market experience.
Market Rules and Conditions
At the Viimsi Farmers Market, it is allowed to sell: food products grown or produced in Estonia, local handicrafts and traditional products, fish products (regardless of country of origin).
The final decision on eligibility is made by the market organiser (Estonian Coastal Folk Museum representative).
Participation in the market requires prior registration (contact jekaterina@rrm.ee).
Vendors who have not registered may not be allowed to trade.
The vendor is personally responsible for ensuring that the goods accompanying documents, permits, quality certificates, and other required paperwork are in order.
Each vendor is responsible for: required documentation and permits, product quality and compliance, displaying business name or seller name and contact details, clearly marking product names and prices.
Market fees are paid at the museum ticket office or via invoice
Sales are permitted only during official market hours: Saturdays 10:00–14:00.
Vehicle access to the market area is only allowed with permission from the organiser. During market hours, driving on the market grounds is prohibited.
Market fees are paid at the museum ticket office or via invoice.
Vendors are responsible for keeping their sales area clean and following general regulations.
Failure to comply may result in removal from the market.
Market Stall Prices:
Market table: 13 € per day
1 running metre (other cases): 7 € per day
Market stall (hut): 25 € per day
Electricity is charged separately based on usage.
Farmers Market Theme Days
The Viimsi Farmers Market regularly hosts themed events that bring together more vendors and offer additional activities for visitors of all ages.
Garden & Plant Day
First weekend of May.
A wide selection of plants for gardens, greenhouses and balconies.
Includes a popular plant exchange, where visitors can swap plants and gardening items.
Everything related to gardens and gardening is welcome.
Fish Day
Last Sunday of May.
A special event featuring fish vendors, seafood tastings, live cooking by chefs and workshops related to fishing and coastal cuisine.
Meat Day
First Saturday of September
Focus on meat products, grilling techniques and preparation methods. Includes demonstrations and competitions.
Apple Days
Last weekend of September.
Large-scale juice pressing event with a mobile apple press.
Includes competitions, tastings and activities related to apples and healthy food.
The Viimsi Farmers Market was established in June 2009 through the cooperation of the Museum of Coastal Folk, the Viimsi Association of Entrepreneurial Women and Harmoonikum.
The market continues to be organised by the Museum of Coastal Folk.