Estonia

I’ve rather muddled up the order of our few days in Tallinn with these blog posts, but this was the

It looks like a lump of rock, but fortunately there was information by it to give a little more background

This museum isn’t one that we would have likely considered paying for, but as it was included in the Tallinn

The KGB Prison Cells are located at Pagari 1 in Tallinn in a structure that was constructed in 1912 as

I’ve already written about Jaan Poska (1866-1920), one of the architects of Estonian independence, but there are numerous representations of

Located just after the Bastion Tunnels is the Carved Stone Museum, all of which is located within the Kiek in

Built in the 17th and 18th centuries, the tunnels were an integral part of Tallinn’s formidable defence system. As cannons

I think I’ve posted enough about the Soviet Statue Graveyard, but this is the introduction panel and I rather like

Unlike my last post of a Lenin statue that didn’t go on display, here’s one that did. It was unveiled

Well this was a bloody waste of money, but for reasons unknown the communist authorities were still merrily ordering statues