Stroomi Tallinn
11 Randla Tallinn, 10315, Estonia
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Our first European city! Tallinn, Estonia
... Going through the border wasn't a big deal like we thought it could be, leaving Russia. We did have to stop and get all our bags off the bus to go through customs but it was fine.
Tallinn is a beautiful city, and cheap, compared to the rest of Scandinavia. It's only two hours by boat from Helsinki so a lot of tourists go there ...
A Bug's Life - Welcome to Disneyland
... floor cushions and staff rushing around topping up plates of free water melon. This time though, there was a definite negative side. The place was filthy. Suffice to say, when I woke up in the morning I had two new insect wounds to add to the collection, this time from a fat bed bug that Jack found crawling across his bag, presumably only visible because of the feast that I had provided him with the night before. My new age animal pacifism that I had been grappling ...
Estonian saunas
... the body was really invigorating and after the breakfast the following morning I couldn't help but go back for a second helping. The consistent rain outside was the motivating factor so it felt great being indoors - and warm! If I had to live in these parts in winter I'd probably be in a sauna every day. This hotel (Braavo Hotel) was a really great find and I say "bravo" to the hotel for its concept in combining a hotel with a fitness centre. I'd definitely stay here again.
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Magical Tallinn
... not a very pretty side mind!
I got so cold walking the streets, but that didn't stop me on my quest to see absolutely everythin in the old city & I was bouyed up by the atmosphere of the medieval city. There were several view points around the old city & I took advantage of each to get a good look at the areas surrounding the old city. I needed to warm up so went into another place recommended on my map – Pagaripoisid, a tiny café on Nunne, it ...
Fairytale Tallinn-weekend with Joel
... people before he let us in, and that there were 2 empty tables despite his claims that the restaurant may be full, we were pretty sure that the people around us were probably not the most upstanding of citizens.
The next day we went to see the KGB hotel, (http://www.sokoshotels.fi/en/hotels/ta llinn/basic-information/history/) which during Soviet times was the only place that tourists could stay. The owners of the hotel are tapping into the tourist fascination for the mystery of ...
This hotel was formerly known as: Stroomi Hotel



