@sorensuorin: Tallinn feels like two completely different cities in one. 🇪🇪 Walk through its UNESCO Old Town and you’ll feel like you’ve stepped into medieval Europe. But just minutes away, abandoned Soviet landmarks like Linnahall and the infamous Hotel Viru reveal a very different chapter of Estonia’s history. Tallinn blends centuries of medieval architecture with reminders of the Soviet occupation, which creates one of the most fascinating cities in Northern Europe.

Voice of Europe :

You didn’t show the modern side of Tallinn

Sofiah :

finally Estonia is mentioned

joons20000 :

That church is not medieval. It was built in 1900 part of the russification politics by the Russian Empire which Estonia was part of. Viru hotel was built by Finns and it was the first tall modern building in Tallinn.

🐾🐺 Andalar the folf🦊🐾 :

Love that Soviet aesthetic! ❤️☭

Kopřivák 🇨🇿🇵🇱 :

Did you visit Pärnu?

thing :

Estonia mentioned 🇪🇪🇪🇪🇪🇪

goak :

Theres old town and then theres lasnamäe

kabazinga :

so… two sides that are both minuscule compared to how the rest of the city looks like… good reporting

Oatmeal the Mutt :

I've been to Tallinn and it's absolutely amazing! and there's far more to it than the old Town and Linnahall, anyone who has the chance absolutely should go

Kivipallur :

everything you said about us is 10/10 truth. Youre awesome!

arttu⚽️🏎🎧 :

TRAXAЛ_ТВОЮ_МАТЬ :

Im in Narva rn

kabazinga :

the street you are showing for cobblestone streets does not have cobblestone

shimurosan :

unknown :

yet in the uk the building are old and look bad unlike other countries buldings

MinosChad :

𝕸𝖗𝖌𝖇𝖑 :

Btw linnahall is open still its not closed

tln_fpv_rc :

raixarmand :

MK5 :

Wow not surprised the Soviet Union destroying history and medieval buildings

Žigis Official :

Beautiful old town, shit city in general