I’d appreciate some general recommendations for Helsinki and possibly Tallinn. I’ll be going for a week and will possibly spend a day or 2 in Tallinn. I’ll have a rental car so places outside the city proper are possible.Looking for food/cocktails/parks/your favorite place
A week is certainly too long unless it's a work trip but Suomenlinna is cool and I enjoyed Hesburger was good as a fat American. Also had a reigndeer burger at some random bar in town and that was also good. Rock Church is cool but it's just a church in a cave.
>>2865175Thanks for the reply, is it really small enough that 7 days might be too long?
Burgers & Wine restaurant in Pasila has the best burgers. After that head to Löyly for a good sauna. You might wanna check out Lauttasaari as well.
in estonia there was long drink gin - i duno if its actually finish. cheap mixed citrus soda and gin cansonly been to tallinnit was cool, went in middle of Decemberdont really know whats "estonian food"christmas festival glogg i didnt really like.it was a very relaxed town you could find quiet parts like walking past the abandoned 1800s russian empire prison along the coastline was coolthe medieval tavern in the middle of old town was neat if not touristy, the random stalls of immigrant food was neat coming across uzbek, georgian, ukraninan not normal ones i'd normally encounter. like every half developed country they have the typical immigrant foods too india, china, italy. had some russian soda that tasted like pine - baikal
>>28654177 days is enough to see everything and I do mean everything. Helsinki is pretty small compared to what kind of name it has. Helsinki's downtown is maybe 2(3 days if you walk slow) days of sights and museums worth anything.Maybe take a boat ride to one of the islandsTampere you can go see the Lenin museum and that's about itYou might take a train to the aritic circle to say you did it i guessEnjoy a town flooded with LGBTQIA+ shit, no I am not meme'ing
>>2865819>no I am not meme'ingYes you are. Maybe you went there specifically with your fellow lgbt'ers and were seeking out pride stuff.