Müürivahe St. (Müürivahe tänav), specifically the section near the famous "Knit Market" wall. The name Müürivahe translates to "Between the Walls," referring to its historical location between the city's main defensive wall and a lower, secondary wall. This area is famous for the open-air market where local craftswomen sell traditional Estonian hand-knitted items like wool sweaters, mittens, and socks directly off the medieval stone wall. This specific spot (near Müürivahe 21) is close to the Viru Gate entrance to the Old Town and connects towards St. Catherine's Passage, another famous medieval walkway. Tallinn, Estonia

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