Tallin, Estonia Photo Gallery by jessie

Tallin, Estonia

As a member in the Hanseatic League, people of Tallin are still proud of it until today. Similar to Riga, Tallin used to be under the control of German merchants. Estonia became part of Soviet Union in the last century, and announced its independence in 1992.
Tallin is a very small but extremely beautiful city. The new town is built perfectly integrated with the well-preserved old city wall, which makes the town compact and harmonious. It is quite a mixture of Eastern and Northern Europe.

Hotel Room	View over the City	Viru Gate	A Street Shop
Old City Wall	Old City Wall	House with a Hanging Doll...	St. Catherine's Passage
Street Decoration	A Cat on the Roof	St. Catherine's Passage	Cafe Door
Restaurant Door	St. Catherine's Passage	Street View	City Council - Old Hansa
Olde Hansa	Peppersack - an old Warehouse	Old Thomas - Hero of Tallin	City Council - Old Hansa
Upper Town City Wall	Alexander Nevsky Cathedral	Residence of Parliment	Alexander Nevsky Cathedral
Dome Cathedral	Street View on Toompea	Street View on Toompea	Street View on Toompea
Old Town	Old Town	Old Town	Old Town
Lower Town City Wall	Lower Town City Wall	Lower Town City Wall	Lower Town City Wall
Lower Town	City Wall and Bird	St. Olav's Church	Old Town
Baltic Sea	Habour	Old Town	Old Town
Old Town	On Top of St. Olav's Church	Toompea and Old Town	Old Town
Street Decoration	Market Square	Gate of City Council	Olde Hansa Restaurant
A Medival Meal with Rabbit	Evening Sun	Night of Tallin	Night of Tallin
A old Soviet-style Building	Habour	Street View	House Decoration
City Wall	City Wall	Dome Cathedral	Old Town
Street View	City Council	City Wall	A wild Duck Couple
A wild Duck Couple	Habour	City Wall	City Wall Gate
Three Sisters	St. Olav's Church	House of Blackheads

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