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Quote: First of all this tower has such a wonderful name Kiek in de Kok, which means, in Low German, "peep into the kitchen"! Apparently soldiers in the tower used to be able to see into the kitchens of houses below it,… Read More
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Quote: Tartu Toy Museum is one of the warmest, most welcoming places in town. The first floor holds a steady exhibition of toys through the times. Many adults find memories of their childhoods there. There is also a… Read More
Quote: This is the place where you can relax and forget about the city noise. Name of the park was given because of the shady paths, where it is not hot even in the most sunny summer day. Some nice fountains and views… Read More
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Quote: It's like Lenin. Yes, Lenin. That famous genius of proletarian revolution, who was once so much admired and whose statues were then destroyed all over the world. This statue remained untouched, just removed from… Read More
Quote: What's wonder in a pine tree, you can ask. And your question is reasonable, until you get a closer look at the tree. Did you ever see this kind of pine tree before? As you can see, colourful bands are tied to its… Read More
Quote: Pushkin street is a main stret in Narva. If you did not know, Pushkin is a most famous Russian poet. Since Narva is almost completely Russian city (just 3% of Estonian population and some minor signs as street… Read More
Quote: It was difficult to classify where to put this journal entry. Since a lot of people cross the Estonian-Russian border every day, I decided to file it as a popular sight. Hehe. Surely you will not miss it when you… Read More
Quote: Although our guidebook told us the castle was not open that September day (there is limited opening during the off season) the tourist information staff informed us that the castle was fully open. As one would… Read More