Euronics Rocca al Mare

Paldiski mnt 102, Haabersti, Tallinn

Rocca al Mare keskus

Euronics · 15 places

Closed · opens tomorrow 10:00

Opening hours

Mon–Sat10:00–21:00
Sun10:00–19:00

Location

Paldiski mnt 102, Tallinn

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Contact

euronics.ee

Drop-off

E-waste, Batteries

Checked 13.10.2026 euronics.ee Report a mistake

A Euronics electronics shop that takes back old batteries free of charge. When you buy a new appliance, you can also hand in an old one of the same type.

In detail

You will find Euronics Rocca al Mare at Paldiski mnt 102, Haabersti, Tallinn. Exact spot in the building: Rocca al Mare keskus. It belongs to the Euronics network: 15 locations are listed here, 6 of them in Tallinn.

Opening times

Opening hours: Mon–Sat 10:00–21:00; Sun 10:00–19:00. It is open every day of the week, 75 hours in total. Every opening day starts at 10:00. The latest closing, at 21:00, is on Mon–Sat.

Buy, sell, donate

Accepted for recycling: e-waste and batteries.

In the neighbourhood

The closest place of the same kind is Lilleküla ringmajanduskeskus, roughly 1.9 km away. Also nearby: Uuskasutuskeskus Rocca al Mare (reuse & charity shops), 0.0 km away. Leiuvaramu lists 4 more places within a kilometre. In Tallinn we list 142 places, 13 of them under e-waste.

Get in touch

The website euronics.ee has the latest news. These details were checked on 13.10.2026 using euronics.ee. Around public holidays the hours may differ, so confirm them before a long drive.

Tips

Old electrical and electronic equipment, such as fridges, washing machines, TVs, computers and small appliances, must not go in household waste, as it contains both valuable and hazardous materials. Take it to a waste station or an e-waste collection point. Many shops that sell electronics take back an old appliance of the same kind when you buy a new one. Delete your data from computers and phones before handing them in.

Sort your waste at home and bring it to the collection point clean. Check before you go which waste the place takes and whether it is free. Things that still work can go to a reuse shop so they get a second round.

Details can change. Contact the place before you go.