Saint Olav Hotel Tallinn

Tallinn is the capital and largest city of Estonia. It is situated on the northern coast of the country, on the banks of the Gulf of Finland.

Major sights
- The Old Town of Tallinn is one of the most beautiful! There is fantastic flower market at the main gate, lots of small cute shops, few good restaurants (specially one with huge pancakes).
- Alexander ...

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... Pub. She also got to experience a few other places that I've probably not mentioned before. Anyway, the time went way too quickly, and before we knew it Thursday had come, which meant going to Tallinn for a half-day of tourism and then Brittany's flight left in the evening. Tallinn's Old Town is actually a thousand times better than I thought it would be. Large parts of the medieval wall are still intact, and people can actually walk on some of them. One of the other striking things ...

... then a plan to demolish it and reshape the square in a different fashion would pop to surface from somebody's desk drawer. But people came and went, drawers opened and closed, and the St. John's is still there. From Vabaduse Väljak I started climbing a stairway decorated on both sides with street lamps and metal amphorae up to the Old Town. The first street I came up to was the cobbled, relatively steep and quite slippery Harju. Right from there I could see the sturdy ...

I liked Tallin from the moment we arrived. The bus trip from Riga took about four hours, and we turned up just as the sun was going down. It was pretty bloody cold... each city we have arrived at so far has dropped a couple of degrees in temperature as we have travelled north. Quite logical really.. We hopped off the coach jumped in a taxi and said "Old Town please". The driver pretty much took us directly to the hostel we had found on the internet, although pretty much wasn ...

... and has amazing city walls and towers that were important for its protection. It is a lovely quaint town, with incredibly friendly locals, and is well worth a visit. Ben and I reunited in Tallinn - Ben having arrived from Prague, and me from Norway. We spent 2 days exploring the cobbled streets, tower walls and churches of the town. We ate at a medieval-themed ...

... houses, clear signposts and realised that we were back in civilization. From the central bus station in Tallinn we took a tram to just outside the walls of the UNESCO World Heritage Old Town. From there we walked down a side street to an old communist-era apartment building. A hippie-looking guy was painting the door and we entered into a dark stairwell. It appeared that the whole building was being renovated. As we climbed the stairs we heard ...

... for Aboriginies (she started it, the discussion i mean, she`s such a socialist!) but didn`t. It was about a three hour dinner and ws great fun! We still had to catch the tram home so i stopped drinking (and with regards to that vodka, just as well!) Home 11:15, Mai and I had herbal tea (we always have this - you discuss the day and whatever issues are on your mind during it, it`s a nice way to finish off the day).

... fun!!! Then on Sunday we had lunch as a team and headed to the airport to leave for London. We had a small issue in Tallinn airport we learned that we were only allowed 20 kilo's per person not bag!! FYI we all arrived with 50 lbs per bag!!! But we managed and got to London. Everyone had a nice time.. We had a slight detour in our travel on Tues from London to Chicago, we did end up ...

... siis samad pildid uuesti vastupidiste pealkirjadega. Väga teravmeelne. Seda vaadates tuli meelde omapärane artikkel paari päeva taguses Postimehes, teemaks "tark ei torma reisima". Autor oli seisnud lennujaamas turvakontrolli sabas ja võrdsustas seejärel reisimise solaariumis käimise, eksootilise toidu ja nänniostmisega. Postimees ei ole Heatrow ja Gatewicki tasemele veel jõudnud.