Market Hall:

Mon-Sat 7:30 AM - 4:00 PM
Sun 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM

Indoor Market:

Mon-Sat 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Sun 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM

Open Market:

Mon-Sat 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Sun 8:00 AM - 3:00 PM

How to trade?

Got something good to share?
10 ways to sell it at Tartu Market

1. Open Market (Soola 10)
A year-round outdoor sales area where you can sell everything – garden produce, plants, handicrafts, clothes, antiques, and more. The busiest season runs from April to October. You're welcome to pop in with a day ticket or set up for longer.

2. Market Hall (Soola 10)
An indoor space where you can sell groceries, clothing, and home goods. You can also offer everyday services – whether you're a locksmith, cobbler, or carpenter. Perfect if you're looking for a dependable spot all year round.

3. Market Building (Vabaduse pst 1)
A prime indoor spot for anyone selling meat, dairy, baked goods, or fish (the building also features a dedicated fish hall). Enjoy a steady stream of regulars and a reliable long-term trading spot.

4. Trading with a day ticket
An easy, hassle-free way to join the market – ideal for testing the waters, seasonal sales, or if you only want to trade for a few days. You can grab a day ticket for the Open Market, Market Hall, Flower Pavilions, or the Market Building.

5. Flower Pavilions (Küüni Street, in front of Kaubamaja)
High-footfall spots right in the city centre, perfect for selling flowers, handicrafts, and fresh berries or peas. Also a great fit for short-term sales during seasonal holidays.

6. Food truck or pop-up kiosk (In front of the Market Building)
Just the place for street food, coffee, or other mobile setups. Located right outside the Market Building, offering fantastic visibility and plenty of passersby.

7. Fairs (Spring Fair, Christmas Fair, etc.)
A variety of lively seasonal events held across Tartu and the Market grounds. Trading spots are open to everyone – all you need to do is register in advance.

8. Guest trading
Looking for a flexible, short-term option? This is a great choice for beginners, seasonal products, or anyone who simply wants to try out selling at the market.

9. Running a café or counter spot
You can open a cosy café or a counter at the market to serve up hot meals, refreshing drinks, or freshly baked treats. Perfect if you love sharing your cooking and baking with others.

10. Teaming up with vendors – you make it, they sell it
If you have a great product but aren't quite ready to stand behind the counter yourself, we can connect you with the right market vendor to carry your goods.

Sounds good?
Get in touch with our customer manager:
kassa@tartuturg.ee
+372 5887 4335