Domina City Hotel Tallinn

Türklastega on üks igavene häda. Ja minuga on ka alati igavene häda. Mille tulemuseks matemaatilise loogika järgi (miinus ja miinus annavad plussi) peaks olema midagi positiivset.
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... 8211; but after all that effort I couldn’t go out onto the deck – the quartered pallet bases nailed onto the corrugated roof at a 40degree angle just didn't convince me!! You'll just have to take my word that the view (from the top of the stairs) was worth it!!! :D

In complete randomness - The off-licences/bottle-Os are called Alko and amongst other things you can buy 5L casks of vodka. (Prav!! - a ...

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The surroundings of the museum are absolutely gorgeous and made for a very pleasant afternoon walk. I spent about 4 hours there which seemed like only a couple due to the surroundings, the perfect weather, and the dwellings to explore. It is a "not to miss" item while visiting Tallinn in my opinion for people of all ages.

I had to fight falling a sleep a couple of times while waiting for the overnight bus to Riga, but I made it and off I go!!!

The first thing I knew this morning was that I was going to sit put for a while. Muscles achy, head hurting etc. But, fortunately, most of our work is done. Bev has been cleaning and organizing the apartment. That's just part of her Scandinavian nature...ORDER. The biggest challenge to Bev was to go into town alone to finish up our business with the ...

... king Olav II, who was first canonised as a saint and then given the heavenly Ministry of Protection of Seafarers. But there's also a legend that recounts a story of a tall stranger, a man of few words, who promised the nobles of Tallinn to turn their ambition of building the tallest church in the world into reality. The pay he asked for in return, though, was more than they could (or were willing to, as I would suspect) afford. So there was an agreement that he would forego the ...

... into town. We hadn't got around to lunch today, and it was now nearing 6 o'clock. I wasn't keen for another dinner of fruit & pastries but wanted something a bit more substantial. So we took the tram to the edge of the Old Town & went in to look for a restaurant or café. (There are lots.) Restaurants here tend to be open from 12 (or 11) am for around 12 hours continually. We went into a Georgian (or Caucasian) restaurant called Must Lammas. David had a "spicy lamb soup", with ...

... transport and access to the museums around town. The people looked tired and not very friendly. Suspicious even, but I guess that comes form eons of occupation, the Russians or Soviets being the last in a long line of occupiers. [Check out the Museum of Occupations at www.okupatsioon.ee .] The men were handsome, the young ones anyways.... hmmmm As we crossed the city heading towards the palace and museum, the skies literally ...

... with more interesting touristic attractions to participate in. Two days were spent heading into different types of churches - both Russian Orthodox and Christian as well as getting my mother up the tight dark stairs of the old town wall which we then walked around. However the most wonderful thing was simply walking around, ducking into little allys and exploring the old town with no fixed idea of where we were heading ...

... of all the bad parts of Prague that I despise. I felt better after sampling the pear cider - wow!!! Light, refreshing, sweet ... kind of like Spanish hotties! Anyway, we were stuffed after. But the highlight of the meal was probably the waitress - quite possibly the cutest waitress in all of Estonia, and VERY probably the shortest waitress in all of Estonia (5'-4" isn't much in this land of giants!) We took a quick ...

... We toured that afternoon the beaches, the monuments, and many other sites and then caught the ferry back to Finland in time to make it to the soccer game. But along the way we had some very interesting entertainment. Because it is so much cheaper than Finland, many guys go over their and drink and go to the strip clubs by the ports and then catch a ferry back to Finland. They are completely wasted and seeing them inside ...