Sõbralt Sõbrale Balti jaama turg

Kopli 1, Tallinn

Balti jaama turg

Sõbralt Sõbrale · 17 places

Closed · opens tomorrow 10:00

Opening hours

Mon–Sat10:00–19:00
Sunclosed

The shop may close briefly on stock days, so it is worth calling first.

Location

Kopli 1, Tallinn

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Checked 13.10.2026 sobraltsobrale.ee Report a mistake

Sõbralt Sõbrale charity reuse shop at Kopli 1, Balti jaama turg. It sells donated clothes, kitchenware, books and household goods, and accepts clean items in good condition as donations during opening hours.

In detail

You will find Sõbralt Sõbrale Balti jaama turg at Kopli 1, Tallinn. Exact spot in the building: Balti jaama turg. On Leiuvaramu it appears under reuse & charity shops. It belongs to the Sõbralt Sõbrale network: 17 locations are listed here, 4 of them in Tallinn. Sõbralt Sõbrale shops sell donated furniture, homeware, clothes, books and toys. You can bring items to any of its shops during opening hours; anything in good order and clean is suitable.

Opening times

Opening hours: Mon–Sat 10:00–19:00; Sun closed. It is open 6 days a week, 54 hours in total. Every opening day starts at 10:00. Closing time is always 19:00. The shop may close briefly on stock days, so it is worth calling first.

Buy, sell, donate

You can donate: electronics, household items, toys, furniture, books and clothes.

In the neighbourhood

The closest place of the same kind is Uuskasutuskeskus Arsenal, roughly 1.4 km away. Also nearby: eAntiik Balti Jaama Turul (antique shops), 0.0 km away. Leiuvaramu lists 18 more places within a kilometre. In Tallinn we list 142 places, 11 of them under reuse & charity shops.

Get in touch

Phone: 5699 4068. The website sobraltsobrale.ee has the latest news. These details were checked on 13.10.2026 using sobraltsobrale.ee. Around public holidays the hours may differ, so confirm them before a long drive.

Tips

Reuse shops sell items people have donated, so the stock changes every day. When you donate, bring clean, intact things that can be used straight away. For larger furniture, ask first whether the shop has room for it and whether a pickup can be arranged. Do not leave broken things at the door: they belong at a waste station.

Only donate clean, intact things you could still use yourself. For larger items such as furniture, ask first whether they are accepted. Put small things in a bag or box so they are easy to sort. That way they reach a new owner faster instead of becoming waste.

Details can change. Contact the place before you go.