Estonia

I already found some pros and cons of beautiful Tallinn:

Pro: Seagulls flying permanently screaming around your head, sourrounded by nothing than gorgeous clouds and blue sky, reminding you of beeing near the coast

Con: Seagulls and Pigeons who aren`t afraid of nothing. Even of eating the dead bodies of fellow birds or attaking you or certain parts of your body.

Pro: You can find ALL the things in the supermarkets here.

Con: You can spend ALL your money on the things in the supermarket.

Pro: Beautiful Clouds.

Con: Unpredictable rain.
So we went to Hapsaalu and to the Estonian Open Air Museum. We had to win some challenges.


Old Monastery near Hapsaalu

In the Open Air Museum

The boys taking the challenge

Now we girls are in charge

More from Tallinn

Just pimped my stuff for the courses with beautiful paper I just got here.

Vabadusse Valjäk with some awesome clouds

Pikk 18

Nom, nom

Mina olen Tallinnas

Hey there,

So my year in Tallinn finally started. It was a long wait and now is the moment I have to dive in my new life abroad. I am very tired and I won`t write much since I am just arrived at Tallinn. I`ve found a great shared flat near the old town, with very adorable estonian roommates and everything important available (like supermarkets and public transport, which I will seldom really need because I just have to walk 10 minutes to everything)
I 've found the flat by posting a request at the Facebook Erasmus group, because it is hard to find a good offer via the real estate firms here.
I highly enjoyed the last days with my energetic and funny language teacher Vilma and all my international classmates.
 So now I just give you some first impressions of beautyfull Tallinn.

 First evening at linnahall

At the Estonian Art Academy /Eestii Kunstiakadeemia (EKA)

Kadriorg

Laula Päevmaa/ Singing Ground

 

Pirita Rand / Pirita Beach