Spa Tallinn

Dieser Blog soll euch alle über mein Leben hier in Finnland und speziell Lappeenrata auf dem Laufenden halten...viel Spaß beim Lesen!!

... whats supposed to be the best restaurant in Estonia called 'Pegasus' and it was rather lovely. And my last food tip is 'Controvento' a nice 'real' italian place on a ickle side street for lunch. So loving Tallinn esp. for eating, drinking and ...

As Graham hadn't seen the Old Town in Tallinn yet, we decided to spend the morning taking a wander around. We first headed up to the raised Parliament area with that naff expensive toilet and around the various panoramic photo areas. From here we ...

... from ours (sokos hotel viru) to the prisma in rocca al mare, which was awesome when we didn't go with the group. anyways, tallinn looked very interesting. it was half ghetto and half modern, which is, i guess, to be expected from a post- soviet union ...

... ayrılır "Katedral Tepesi", Tallinn tarihinde merkezi otoritenin kurulduğu ilk yerdir. Önceleri piskopusun yönetiminde kalan Tallinn, daha sonraları soylular tarafından yönetilmeye başlamıştır. Günümüzde ...

... times. Tallin is a beautiful World Heritage listed on the Baltic coast,the Finnish tend to use it as a bit of a spa town (we have noticed that it is very cheap compared to our previous hotels, about half the price and much better facilities) so of ...

The day started with a sauna & massage, so I felt fantastic. The sauna & spa area is in the attic, so the view over the city is pretty cool, especially when it starts snowing. I was getting excited as the snow flakes were very big, but ...

... of countries! It is still quiet cold up here, but in the sun (and out of the wind) it is warm enough to take the jacket off. Tallinn has one the best old towns I have seen, it is quiet tiny, we walked around and saw all of the sites in about 2 hrs. ...

... old castles. Manor houses and other villages around the west coast and travelled a couple of hundred kilometers away from Tallin. We visited spa the town of Haapsalut on the bay. Then it was on to an Episcopal castle.  A band of warrior ...

... flat, almost muddy beach. The waves break a long way off shore. Many people seem to be enjoying this lovely afternoon. The spa-hotels have that 1960s look to them -- more sanitorium than resort. No problem crossing the border to Latvia. The main road ...

... bar and water we squeezed some water from our clothes and continued our journey. Last 10km of this section followed the Via Tallinn road (road number E67 / 4), which is famous for the large amount of trucks and high speeds. The road wasn't actually that ...

... Britain, where he worked in shipyards and metal fabricating shops to learn the kind of trades that Russia needed. He loved Tallinn, and lived very simply in a cottage which we toured, while building his summer palace, Kadriorg Palace. Kadriorg is Russian ...

... morning and stop while on my way to Latvia. Parnu, about 2 hours by bus from Tallinn Eek95, is Estonia's leading seaside resort. It's a magnet for spa-seeking Finns and party loving Estonian's all attracted to its 1km long beautiful white sandy beach, ...