Kullassepa Residence

Address: Kullassepa 9/11 , Tallinn, 10146, Estonia | Condo
 
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This condo, located on Kullassepa 9/11 , Tallinn, is near Tallinn Town Hall, Town Council's Aphothecary, Great Guild Hall, and Kalev Chocolate Factory Museum.
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      Tallinn

      A travel blog entry by tlvice on Jan 05, 2015

      116 photos

      ... had a bed of wide, flat French fries. There were four very thick and generous slices of pork. The accompanying reddish-clear sauce complimented the pork well. Neither of us could eat it all. We took a large portion home for dinner.

      After lunch, we stopped in the Town Hall Pharmacy, the oldest continuously operating pharmacy in all of Europe. I got in on the last of a tour, but I really did not hear anything substantial about the shop other ...

      Getting out of Dodge

      A travel blog entry by w14 on Oct 04, 2014

      5 photos

      ... we found a Best Western Hotel at the Riga airport that was open at 1am in the morning and so we parked Gert outside in their carpark and had a nice (safe) night in a hotel bed.

      After this episode we decided that leaving the Baltics was the best thing for these intrepid explorers and so we beat a hasty exit through Lithuania stopping only for fuel and down into Poland.

      So endth our exploration of the ...

      Surprising Tallinn

      A travel blog entry by blaurin on Aug 12, 2014

      7 photos

      ... at another time! I chose the Hotell St Barbara for the obvious reason, but it also had some very good reviews. I have been pleased with my choice as the rooms are big, beds comfortable and it is a very short walk through a tunnel to get to the Old Town of Tallinn. My only issue is the wifi reception as our room is near the hotel office, so it keeps cutting out of the general wifi and trying to log me in to the office, which, ...

      Out of Russia

      A travel blog entry by rachenry on Aug 02, 2014

      2 comments, 22 photos

      ... town that seemed not to have been discovered by the crowds. We followed their instructions, found the museum and found that it had, indeed, not been found by the crowds. The museum itself was small, but very well done and informative. It told the fascinating tale of a small country which gained independence in 1921; only to be forcibly taken over by Russia in 1940; then to welcome the Germans, as liberators from Russian oppression, in 1942; to then realize that they’d ...

      Exotic Estonia

      A travel blog entry by halleyc on Jul 17, 2014

      10 photos

      ... Estonian Country" restaurant, where Emily wanted to try local cuisine. We started with an appetizer of fried bread, which was just as delicious as it sounds. It was served with a garlicy cheese sauce. While I played it safe with my entrée, Emily ordered the blood sausage, which was served with the thickest, most undercooked slabs of bacon I’ve seen. Not to go into too much detail about the blood sausage, but… Even the name didn’t do justice to how gross it ...
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