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The steep limestone bankof Pakry
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LysDor 837 reviews

Favorite thing: The bank of Pakri Peninsula is 25 meters high. And steep and I mean very steep! I just could not go very near the edge as I'm afraid of heights!!

On the high bank there is also Pakri lighthouse.

The bank is hollowed out by the sea during storms. The hollows are actually the nests of black guillemots.

Updated Jun 11, 2004

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If you can, try and get into...
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firefoxx74 2 reviews

Favorite thing: If you can, try and get into the old Soviet base. A friend and I visited the Police station (The only people in the town who we found to speak any French/English) and were very kindly given a map and a stern warning.

As for entrance to the base, there was just a guard who we managed to persuade *cough*bribe*cough* to allow us in. (NOTE: I was young and stupid!) But it was well worth it. Everything looks like it has been just left, and then stripped at a later date. I later found out that we both stood where the Nuclear Reactor was once housed, not something that everyone has done!

Written Aug 26, 2002

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Paldiski is a rather populat...
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Lodestar 230 reviews

Favorite thing: Paldiski is a rather populat place among divers because of the fact that a couple of decades ago it was a soviet military base and you can still find a lot of interseting stuff in the bottom of the sea.

Written Aug 26, 2002

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Q:  hi, we will be travelling from helsinki to estonia in june,will be in paldiski, so can you give us any info on the wartime naval... 

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A: There is a museum in Paldiski. http://kupongiraamat.ee/index.php?page=29&group_id=29 

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On the bank of Paldiski

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 On the way to Pärnu, I decided not to take the shortest road put do some site-seeing along the coast and visit some other smaller towns. Some 40 kilometres from Tallinn to the west coast of Estonia... 

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kylamees's new Paldiski Page

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 Paldiski church Paldiski was nice resort on the beginning of 1900ies. It was closed by soviet military forces about 50 years. It is on Pakri peninsula on nice rocky banks. If You want to visit soviet... 

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Forbitten city for 50 years

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 A beautiful resort in the early 20th century, it was closed by Soviet forces for 50 years with access to civilians prohibited and the area blocked off by fences. Located on the steep, rocky... 

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Paldiski

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 Day trip to Paldiski. 

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LHOON's new Paldiski Page

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 Worth a visit here: the remains of one of the USSR's largest submarine bases. Now nearly all in ruins. The city centre has a typically decayed atmosphere. 

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