Scandic Palace Tallinn

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Wow, what a beautiful day we have had. We decided to take the ferry to Estonia and visit the old town in Tallinn.... sooooo glad we did. Ended up on the derry that left at 10:30 and had a calm sea crossing on a massive boat... lots of people seem to go back and forth purely for the duty free aspect. :-) We arrived in Tallinn 2 hours later and walked around 10 mins to the Old ...

... j*st tän*v*le ronid*. Eero muidugi leidis kõige fääntsim*st koh*st linn*s ühe b**ri, jälle, kus istus 3 inimest sees j* s*i sees suitsu teh*. Se*l kindl*sti oleks mõni ööm*j*p*kkuj* või M**ris olnud, mõned Elvise pildidki olid. R*nd oli isegi üsn* okei- hele puh*s liiv j* puh*. Muidugi ei s**nud puhtust rõhut*d* r*nn* pl*stikpeldikute juures, millest Oll küll*ltki nukr* näog* välj* tuli. Otsust*sime üsn* päris ühehäälselt sinn* mitte jääd* ning orienteeruv*lt kell veer*nd 11 õhtul ...

... tortured or drafted into Soviet troops just to die in the world wars. The Soviets wanted to Russianize Estonia by putting a loarge number of Russian citizens here, as a result the percentage of the ethnic Estonian population drops. In 1991 at the time of the collapse of Soviet Union, Estonia declared independence, the Estonian citizen sang patriotic songs, formed a human line from Tallinn all the way to Vilnius with millions of people. They were ...

... I was from Croatia very much. "You became independent the same time as we did." She obviously belonged among those who were behind it with their heart and soul and she never bothered to hide it. Even if someone in the politically correct Europe should consider her a nationalist. For, recently, it wasn't that cool and wasn't so in any more. Of course, it's easy to be politically correct when for centuries you've been independent, and from time to time pillaging others ...

... 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 ...

... the reviews of the hostel on the web, he looked a bit sheepish. However, the vibe of the place was great, it was dirt cheap (7 Euros a night) and about 5 min away from the old city. The hostel was made up of old converted apartments - ours had a new kitchen, large living area complete with a sheesha, and two bedrooms. The first night we had the apartment to ourselves. We didn't much sleep at the hostel since our apartment was the only one with a ...

... it`s like visiting an old friend!). Mai went to uni and back and then at 2:00 we headed to the Estonia Open Air Museum - like one i saw in Russia it was set in a forest, had lots of old farm buildings, cabins and the like and was very peaceful and calming (still love those Autumn leaves!) In one of the buildings we had homemade cheesecake and mulled wine (Höögvein) - v. yummy! We had to ...

... occasions. Although extensively bombed by Soviet air forces during the latter stages of World War II, much of the medieval Old Town still retains its charm. The Tallinn Old Town (including Toompea) became a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site in 1997. At the end of the 15th century a new 159 m high Gothic spire was built for St. Olav's Church. Between 1549 and 1625 it was the tallest building in the world. After several fires and following rebuilding, its overall height is now 123 m.