Not only for those, who enjoy a good sausage: On Thursday, August 7th will be the first GermanStammtisch after our summerbreak. We meet in Baieri kelder, Roosikrantsi 2a from 7pm. Of course we are not only Germans-it is an international table, including so exotic peoples as Austrians, Swiss, Estonians, Russians and who else is interested. Laipni ludzam as the Latvian says (Welcome).
Visiting Aljosha
I was interested in seeing the man, who has caused so much trouble in Tallinn two years ago. Continue reading
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Tallinblog’s personal favourite radiostation…
is unfortunately not estonian, but german. You might try it anyway. A lot of music, no advertisment and for those, who unterstand german: a lot of information about strange bands you’ve nerver heard of before 
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Have fun with www.motor-fm.de
What I found today:
This is the motto!
Strange places – the Mine Museum
You can make a museum out of everything.
I found this incredible cute little museum in UUS street near the “City Bike Hostel” and the African Restaurant “African Kitchen”. It seems to be only one small hut. Entrance fee is as small as the place: 25 EEK (~1,60 EUR).
Medieval Handicraft Fair
From today till Sunday is taking place a Medieval Handicraft Fair at the Townhall Square and the Park in Harju Street!
This is how it looked like some hours ago.
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Dear innumerable friends of Tallinnblog,
We have a new page. clickclick!
Or have a look on the right side “OUTSIDE Tallinn” is the newbie.
Enjoy.
Do you speak Estonian? Contribute!
This blog is run all by non-Estonians. Don’t you think, it’s getting time for Estonians to contribute?
So if you have something to say – take up the chance and express yourself!
What is it that moves Estonian minds and hearts?
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Today half past 9 AM
It is a beautiful sunny morning. A good opportunity to take away a coffee and go for a walk. I step outside, the sun is warm, I enjoy it and try to ignore the drunken and smelly people I pass by on my way to the Old Town. Sky blue, air warm, coffee tasty, a smile on my face, everything easy. I decide to walk up to Toompea, the only hill in Tallinn, to have a view over the city. The blurred idea in mind to sit on some part of the city wall, legs dangling, watch busy life down in the streets go by, while dreaming and getting the day started. 
This might have warned me. Continue reading
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VictoryDay and Jaanipäev
The 23th June is the Day of Victory. This official holiday is ment to remind of the battle of Võnnu – the crucial battle in the Estonian War of Independance 1919.
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