Saint Olav Hotel Tallinn
Lai 5 Tallinn, 10133, Estonia
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Baltic Experience
... a walk to the palace which was underwhelming but a nice walk anyway and then went back into the old town via the coastal path for some very cheap, very delicious lunch before heading back for a nap. On our way out in search of dinner we ran into some of the tour group and ended up having beer for dinner instead before getting a early night as we had to meet at 6 the next morning to catch the bus to ...
A Bug's Life - Welcome to Disneyland
... to the Euphoria hostel were truly abysmal; telling us to turn left at a town hall which sits in the middle of a square and with no previous context is somewhat ambiguous. Other travellers we later met had also struggled with this, though none of them had ended up taking a three hour unplanned tour through the suburbs until reaching a dual carriageway to Russia. We did always say we wanted to get off the beaten track. I tried to remember the inspirational ...
Estonian saunas
... experts are in these parts and they know their saunas! Secondly, you have to plunge into the icy water. That's why it's called a plunge pool. At first I was just lowering myself into the water because it was too cold. After a few attempts, I was able to just jump in and the difference in temperature from the extreme heat of the sauna vapours to the cold water was fantastic.
You've got to give it to these people for perfecting the art of awkward silence. Imagine ...
Magical Tallinn
... that I was fast running out of camera batteries, I had used 4 so decided to return to the hotel to restock & put one on charge whilst I was out ready for later.
It was raining when I left the hotel at 4.20 so with that & my sore knee with all the walking I got a bus from the hotel to the main station to organize a bus to St Petersburg for the following day – there were quite a few choices, some better buses than others, some shorter. I booked a ...
Fairytale Tallinn-weekend with Joel
... rich tortellini filled with mushrooms. The staff were brilliant, dressed in traditional costume and offering fantastic customer service. The other guests in the restaurant were a dubious bunch, the table straight opposite had one guy who looked like Vin Diesel, having dinner with two amazingly beautiful girls (one blonde, one brunette), and to our left was a table of businessmen from Singapore doing some kind of deal with a Russian....bearing in mind that the receptionist had to check ...



