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The islands and the coast of Estonia
After visiting the north coast of Estonia before going to Tallinn, we continued along the coast for some 500 km more. Most was on the two biggest islands of Estonia. Of those we like especially Saaremaa, the biggest one very much. It was raw,, the road was close to the coast so that you really had the feeling of being close to the sea, it was divers (with old churches, lots of mills,, beaches, cliffs, villages, ...
A day in Kuressaare on Saaremaa island
A big sleep in this morning as we did't leave until 1000 for our tour of Kuessaare.. The hotel manager was our local guide who toured us around the highlights of this town working to become a resort town.. We went through the Kuressaare Fortress built in 14th century and best preserved in the baltics. It had one of the best museums of the all the castles and museums we have been to. The afternoon was spent exploring the town and checking out the beach but not much there ...
Off to the islands
... hits. On Muhu island we visited the outdoor Muhu Museum at Koguva a still inhabited fishing village first inhabited in the iron age. From here we took the causeway that links the island to the larger island of Saaremaa. Here we visited Kaali to see the meteorite crater. The meteorite fell 3000 years ago weighing 1000 tons and leaving quite a crator and several smaller ...
Island of Saaremaa
... of the bigger islands. Crazy. I haven't thought much about the snow yet but I know it'll only be a month or so before the first snow comes.
So the island of Saaremaa isn't very populated (like all of Estonia) but it has several towns/ villages. We decided to see the island by bike so we all rented bikes and were off on an adventure. One of the cool attractions is 4,000 year old meteor craters. We rode to the largest one which ...
Kuressaare
... 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 ...
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