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Kolu Korts: Traditional village tavern
leics Says: This is the one place in the museum where you can get food and drinks (apart from a few ice-creams etc at the entrance building).Dating from 1840, it's a traditional village inn, with tables inside and out (and a large room at the back which obviously caters for tour groups...
leics Says: You can get a taxi if you want, but it's easy enough to get the 21 bus from outside the Baltic Railway station (tickets from the yellow 'R kiosk', or from the driver for a few EEK more). The bus stop is directly in front of the station entrance.The bus stops right outside...
leics Says: As it's a lovely woodland site, the museum is home to lots of creatures.These include wood-ants, whose nests you will find at the base of many pine trees.They are fascinating writhing masses of energy and hard work. Watch and wonder.But do not ever be tempted to go too near,...
leics Says: It's a (lovely) wooded and damp site, so if you are visiting in the summer months you can expect to be bitten by sundry gnats, midges and other flying things.If they like you (and they certainly like me) then take some insect repellent and anti-histamine cream with you!
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You can get a taxi if you want, but it's easy enough to get the 21 bus from outside the Baltic Railway station (tickets from the yellow 'R kiosk', or from the...
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Lovely spot, fascinating place
Rocca al Mare (named by a rich Italian who built himself a house there in the 1800s) is about 3 miles outside Tallinn itself, a pleasant (and, I suspect) quite expensive green suburb. But the main......
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