Estonia a beautiful and is quite surprising former USSR country
The historical center ot Tallinn is a World UNESCO Heritage Sight
It is a walled city
Fresh flowers are being sold next to the one of the gates
The historical center is very european
The very center of Tallinn is the town hall square
Old center has a lot of causy streets
The streets are made mainly from cobblestone
BMW R NineT parked in center
The old buildings around the center used to be with wooden exterior like in Norway nowadays
A typical thing about Tallinn is the entrance to basements from outside
The spherical obstacles are used to protect from cars
Estonian flag has cool colors
For the first time it has been raised on this tower
Generally all frags in Tallinn are supported by 90 degree structure for better visibility, like in Belgrad
Estonian number plates are of typical European style
Police in Estonia is called Politsei
Like in all Nordic countries some traffic sights are bent for better visibility
Estonian like Finnish is sometimes completely unpronounceable
Tallinn hosts the oldest and still operating pharmacy in the world
Estonian post-boxes are of orange color
As Estonia is a former USSR country, the typical soviet architecture can be seen as well
as well as soviet hatches
The trash bins are of the same model as in Edinburgh
But city doesn't have a single type of trash bins
Surprisingly the main bus station in the center is underground
Tallinn has also a small district with sky-scrapers
where also the Armenian Apostolic church of Estonia is located
In the garden Armenian Khachkar is installed
In Tallinn there are several Armenian restaurants, among them Sevan offers great menu
Tallinn has a super promenade, which is great for morning walk
The Russian influence on architectural style is noticeable
One of the best snacks to try in Tallinn is this "Croissant" like thing, which can be found at any Rimi supermarket chain
Tallinn airport seats are quite colorful, and I would say this the most interestingly organized airport in the world
But from outside the building is quite boring
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