The Best of Tallinn = flatfish’s favorites
Speaking of lists, here’s my list of a few of my favorite things – please click on the links if you want to read more…
Gone Fishin’
After celebrating the 35th anniversary of my first visit to Tallinn last week, I’m heading out on the road once again. Looks like 2019 may…
Umami’s Culinary Mission to Tallinn’s Black Hill
Sometimes it seems that I’m the only person in Estonia who isn’t a fan of the päeva praad – that lunch-time special that most restaurants…
Leib: My Favorite Estonian Restaurant
Whenever I have guests visiting from far off places who love good food, I’ll take them to Leib as it showcases the best that Estonia…
RIP: Tallinn-Pärnu Train
It is with great regret that I must announce the upcoming passing of the Tallinn to Pärnu train. To pay my respects to the dying…
All in Tallinn: tALL·INn
All in Tallinn – or to be more exact tALL·INn – was the original name for this blog. I loved the bilingual word play of…
Estonia’s Next Favorite Food?
Warning! This is a test to see if I can write something about arepas – Estonia’s next favorite food – in just 500 words. Fortunately…
Revisiting Tallinn’s Best Market: BJT
When I was living in London and exploring at least one of its 300 markets every weekend, I realized that I needed a definition for…
See the Real Tallinn on a Bus
Tallinn’s buses don’t get much respect. I know I often don’t give them the full credit they’re due. After all, buses are the backbone of…
The Changing Seasons of Kalamaja’s Park
My favorite place to watch the seasons change is Kalamaja Kalmistupark (Kalamaja Cemetery Park), the largest open space in my neighborhood. As is the case…
Tallinn’s New Market
Once you get to know Tallinn’s medieval street names, you’ll find that they pretty much mean exactly what they say. For example, Pikk (Long) was…
Taking the Carrot: Or, Seeing Estonia by Train
Since Estonia’s sleek and modern new trains are painted a bright orange, it didn’t take long for them to earn the nickname of “Carrots” (porgand…
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