Hansa Hotel Tartu
Aleksandri 46 Tartu, 51004, Estonia
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Thanksgiving Dinner
... br>
We all filled up our plates and ate contently in the candlelight. I was worried that we wouldn't have enough food but we ended up with seconds and even thirds on some, but with little leftover so no one had to make room in our tiny fridges.
Everyone was so happy to have experienced Thanksgiving and the Americans were happy to have traditional Thanksgiving, not just like home but better than spaghetti. Happy Thanksgiving Everyone!
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You Know You're From Estonia When...
... remember that there are other forms of payment except electronic ones.
67. When you come to a city that has a subway, you are prepared to spend a day just riding
it.
68. You presume that all other countries also have ubiquitous Internet access.
69. Four-digit bus route numbers cause your brain to shut down.
70. You feel that the University of Tartu is among the top 5 best/largest/oldest universities in the world, and if you've graduated from it, all paths ...
BEER MUSEUM! :)
Today our Estonian Culture class took a turn for the better as we toured the A. Le Coq beer museum and brewery. The past few weeks we've been watching some less than mentally stimulating films and I was really starting to dread Wednesday afternoons.
The museum is a fair walk from the language building and sits high on a hill over looking a fair portion of Tartu. We had an awesome tour guide who has ...
Happy Easter!
Happy Easter!
I woke up this morning to find that Collin and I weren't the only ones to think of playing Easter bunny. It was really sweet to see that we all thought the same way and were missing some of the same things. We were all craving to be with our families and celebrate our customs.
We arrived a few minutes early to the 11 o'clock church service at Risttee. It was a bubbly sociable atmosphere as always. Young kids were weaving in and out of peoples ...
Sports Museum
... out of competitions, due to Soviet restrictions, but most of the time things were pretty "normal."
The Estonians have also come up with a few really bizarre competitions, naturally which they are the best at. I think I remember a game where you had to try and make a 360 degree rotation up and over a handmade swing-set. They also had a few odd ball river competitions, "Nothing like the boring swim back and forth stuff they do today," our guide ...
This hotel was formerly known as: Hansahotell



