Tallinn

Tallinn

capital of Estonia, where history meets high tech innovation
Tallinn - capital of Estonia, where history meets high tech innovation

Location: 

Tallinn, Estonia

Duration: 

Sunday, September 6, 2015 to Tuesday, September 8, 2015

Journey: 

The Baltic Sea

personal highlight

  1. Tallinn: capital of Estoniainfo-icon, pretty relaxed, and lovely to visit
  2. Old Town: a beautiful historic town center (UNESCO protected)
  3. Tech Hub: one of Europeinfo-icon's most innovative city and country

image sources

  1. high above the roofs
  2. wedding in an orthodox church
  3. empty cobblestone roads
  4. modern part of Tallinn
  5. homemade souvenirs

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