Hotel Shnelli Tallinn

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... ning pärast seda, kui olin sõidu turismi-osa marsruudi kolm kord ringi teinud, muutis Turkish Airlines lennugraafikut ja sain kõik veelkord ringi teha. See viimane mulle lõpuks ka päris hästi sobis, sest olingi juba vahepeal uusi ideid saanud.<br>Eks paistab siis.<br>

... are located and is actually a separate township from the area below. The viewing areas offer some terrific perspectives of the contrasting old and new areas of Tallinn. Old walls and cannon towers surround most of the castle area. Dome Church (St. Mary's Church) is the oldest church in Estonia, founded in 1219. It has an interesting interior and different from many of the churches I have seen over the last few weeks. More spectacular is Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, a Russian ...

... of you considering a trip between St. Petersburg and Tallinn. By the way, there is an hour time change between the two countries.<br><br>I took the tram per the instructions in my trusty guidebook, but there was no one to buy tickets from and signs plastered all over about a $100 or so fine if caught without a ticket. I panicked and got off the tram a couple of stops later. I was reading - okay trying to read - the map and a very ...

... now much as it did in the 15th century. Same as everything else, it too took a fair share of beating and consequent reconstructions. So today it's like a mix of several architectural styles, depending on when particular part was restored. And then I finally got to what was probably the most famous image of Tallinn, a viewing platform with the panorama of the Old Town in the Kohtu street. High up on the hill, above the rest of the town, there's this small plateau which probably can't ...

... old buildings. Being quite a hike up from the old town, and out of reach of buses, there were much fewer tourists up there. The Russian orthodox cathedral up there is Aleksander Nevski Katedral - that's where the old lady was begging on the stairs. There were 3 lookouts from Toompea - the first looked mainly at pretty uninspiring Soviet buildings. The second & third lookouts had lovely views over the old town & towards the Baltic Sea. David still wanted to go up a tower, while ...

... kinda over the rain soaked morning, so we parted ways. Carol and Bob back to the ship and Michael and I to look for a Monestary Museum he wanted to see. We wandered around, looking at the map, then looking some more and were about to give up when I noticed a sign for a restaurant that had the same word for Monastery {kloostri} on it as the Museum. [ www.kloostri.ee ]. It was interesting, but small and we walked around and then ...

... week in Sicily, for Karin 5 weeks in Italy. I'm jealous.... The flight is from Tallinn to London Stansted and from there to Palermo.(Easyjet and Ryanair are our friends :D). Anyway, got call from Karin asking to get ready and head down because they're coming to pick me up. Panic attack again. Checked the bag for my wallet, passport and my photocamera - the most important things. Everything else is replacabe. Our ...

... to do with skin problems but was the 1531 merchants great guild aka drinking club, now its a venue for chamber concerts and it has an amazing door way. Great place to walk around as its a real warren of streets and there's a great 1864 wood panelled cafe on Maiasmokk. Finally we are back in a town with nice vege food, 'Elevanta' with our 1st hit of much needed Indian food. According to the rough guide one of the top 25 things to do here is to go on a pub crawl so we made a damn good ...