Hotel Tatari 53 Tallinn

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As it happened, Wednesday seemed to be the perfect day for me to take a trip to Tallinn, Estonia. Tallinn is about two hours directly south of Helsinki via cruise ship. I decided to do another day trip there. <br><br>I really don't mind wandering around cities on my own. It's kind of fun actually... You don't have to worry about anyone else--so you can take your time, eat, or pee when you want to, and it doesn't matter to anyone else :) <br ...

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When Brittany and I came back from London to Estonia, we basically spent the next few days just hanging out in Tartu, doing the normal things the international students always do. I went to my classes, she chilled and wasted time on the computer, and we went out to eat - a lot. I wanted to introduce her to typical international student life in Tartu, so I guess it worked. We went to most of the places I go on a regular basis, including the bakery, Werner, the Gunpowder Cellar, and the Old ...

... length. But of course, it wasn't quite like that. At first sight already it was visible that Estonia was an organised and orderly country, in many ways different from the two I had previously visited. That infamous mound of wreckage was left there unremoved on purpose as a vivid reminder of Soviet bombing in 1944 and all the buildings that used to stand there were reduced rubble. The church, too, was seriously damaged in those bombing raids of 1944. However, unlike its ...

... with the many grey blocks of flats so beloved of the Soviets, but our hotel proved to be ideally positioned by the old Port Gate to the Old Town and close to the harbour. The hotel itself was state-of-the-art, with our 'room' being a split level suite all furnished a la Ikea and with the bonus of a 'Baltic View'. Interestingly it had formerly been an engineering factory during its Soviet days. The breakfasts there were plentiful buffet style ...

... Eurolines tickests from. She said that you can buy your ticket off the driver or go tothe bus station and buy the ticket there. Í did not fancy buying my ticket off the driver with my luck the bus would be full so I treked to the other side of the city to my bus ticket. It was a lot further than I thought. The next day when I got the bus there were 3 people on it and me. If your a gambler you might be safe buying your ticket from the driver.

... house. Tonight, with Margit and her friend who wants to improve her french, we will eat the most fabulous pancakes in Estonia and after we go to the light street festival, and try the typic Estonian soup :) I´m actually in hurry. And it´s hard to spend a long time on internet, but i will try to do a bit more cultural travel blog, with more informations, just need to get organized, and it´ll happen ;) I will let you know more about ...

We arrived in Tallinn, the capital of Estonia, by ferry from Helsinki around 3:30pm. We had noticed a Canadian backpacker earlier (identifiable by the flag on his backpack) and he was walking in the same direction as us so we started chatting. We all headed into the Tallinn Old Town together (identifiable by the large amount of spires and stone walls visible) where most of the hostels are located. Old town is known for being very confusing, but ...

The ferry ride was really nice. Tallinn feels like you are steeping back in time because it was protected by Russia during WWII. Picture a ferry tale town in the Middle Ages and you have Tallinn. There are not too many tourist but would highly recommend visiting.