Opening times

Nautica Center is open Mon – Sat 10:00 – 20:00, Sun 10:00 – 18:00.

RIMI HYPER is open Mon -Sun, 8:00 – 22:00.

Check individual store times here before your visit.

Nautica centre has special opening hours on the following days:

DateOpening hours
24.02.202410:00-19:00
23.06.202410:00-17:00
24.06.2024CLOSED
24.12.202410:00-17:00
25.12.2024CLOSED
26.12.202410:00-19:00
31.12.202410:00-19:00
01.01.2025CLOSED

Free WIFI

There is free WIFI in all of Nautica so make the most of it and catch up on your e-mails at one of our cafes.

Parking

Nautica has its own large surface car park with 255 parking spaces. All customers who shop at Nautica have one hour free parking, after which parking is €1,5 every 30 mins.

Disabled access

Nautica has full disabled access and disabled loos.

 

 

 

Parcel machines

Itella SmartPost, Omniva

ATMs

Luminor, LHV, SEB, Swedbank

Getting there

Nautica shopping centre is located directly at Tallinn port and only 500 meters from Tallinn old town.

Our address is:
Nautica shopping centre, Ahtri 9, Tallinn 10151, Harjumaa, Estonia
Latitude: 59.44071° Longitude: 24.76283°
E-mail: info@nautica.ee

By bus

There are a number of bus stops around Nautica including those at the Port at D-terminal (local bus number 20) and A-terminal (local bus number 2) and those on Narva Mnt. Street, Mere Pst. Street and Ahtri Street. For bus timetables, check out the website www.peatus.ee.

By car

If you are coming by car, the entrance to Nautica can be found off Ahtri Street and Paadi Street. Nautica has its own car park for our customers with 255 parking spaces.

On foot

If you are coming on foot, there is a footpath that runs from Ahtri Street, Lootsi Street and Paadi Street to Nautica.

About Nautica

Nautica opened its doors 19th October 2017 after a radical expansion and renovation, having previously been known as Norde Centrum. Nautica has an entire gross leasable area (GLA) of 18,500sqm and approximately 60 shops in total. Boasting the only Rimi hypermarket in central Tallinn, new leisure and entertainment facilities and extensive dining options coupled with its unbeatable location between Tallinn old town and the port, Nautica provides for a great shopping experience under one roof for tourists and those living and working in the area.

Nautica is owned by Osaühing Capfield and was designed by lead architect Mark Anders of 3D Reid Ltd UK.

About Capfield

Capfield is the owner and developer of shopping centers in Estonia. The Capfield portfolio consists of six retail centers in Estonia with a gross leasable area (GLA) in excess of 80,000 m2 as well as various land plots scheduled for development. The Capfield portfolio is one of the largest retail portfolios in Estonia with the coveted city center and suburban locations. Major anchor tenants represent an impressive 65% of the portfolio’s GLA and include well-known local and international brands such as Bauhaus, Maxima, Prisma, Rimi Hyper, Selver, H&M, KFC, Burger King, Nike Outlet, LPP fashion group brands such as House, Sinsay and Cropp, SportsDirect.com, Baltika Group fashion brands, Deichmann, Denim Dream, Jysk, Euronics and Apollo book stores.