Lossi Hotel Saaremaa

Lossi 27, Saaremaa Island Saaremaa, Muhu Archipelago, Estonia

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Island of Saaremaa

A travel blog entry by alexandra_day

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... so we went inside to tour. It had been turned into a museum of Estonian history so that was pretty neat, too.

Our bikes had to be returned by 2 p.m.so we returned them and walked into town for lunch. It just so happened that there was a little Estonian folk festival going on that day so we go to see some traditional dancing and singing. They also had food at the markets so I had pumpkin soup and chanterelle mushroom bread rolls. YUM! ...

Kuressaare

A travel blog entry by jameslawler

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... they had a discussion and eventually she found out that there is actually room. We ended up sharing a twin room at the dorm room cost which is great since we have more space and I have someone to wander the small town with.



In the rain we explored Kuressaare, seeing the old streets and a fortress with a museum inside. The exhibitions covered the history or Kuressaare and how it was used by both the Germans and the Soviets during ...

A Dumb and Dumber moment – starring us

A travel blog entry by lyndshane

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... 8217;s centrepiece is the aptly-named Kuressaare Castle, a 13th century fortress founded to protect the Island’s trading interests – we found it remains impressive in its sheer size and impression against its surroundings. The town’s sea-front and harbour provided us with a tranquil environment to absorb the sounds and smells of the Island as well as watch local kids learning the art of solo sailing. Before heading home for the evening, ...

Kuressaare: the Island Where Time Stood Still

A travel blog entry by jonathanfoster

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... occupation so this left the rural landscape virtually untouched in that time. I took a local bus north to a 3,000 year old meteor crater, a virtually perfect-circle pond surrounded by a high ridge of earth. From the meteor crater I had to walk a couple miles to where the next bus would eventually pass by and the silence and solitude emerged as I wandered past potato crops, hay bales, fields of grazing cattle, and the occasional old ...

Estonian Islands - Kuressaare

A travel blog entry by lostalready

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... it hadn't been used since the 16th century, the 5 windmills of Angla which were actually only 3 as they were re-building them, and the spectacular limestone cliffs dropping 20m into the freezing, shallow, sea full of swans.

We stopped to walk some of the marked out hiking trails, which all descended a kilometre into beautiful forest, and then promptly stopped ...

This hotel was formerly known as: Hotel Lossi