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Tallinn is the capital of Eastern Europe, Estonia, is a beautiful city, especially the old city, it feels good to visit inside. I also met friends who came to Tallinn by cruise ship when I visited the old church here.

塔林老城是爱沙尼亚首都最古老的部分， 塔林老城完全保留了其中世纪和汉萨派起源的结构。 老城区的大部分建筑都是在 13 至 16 世纪建造的， 在第二次世界大战期间，特别是在 1944 年三月轰炸发生了显着的破坏， 老城区约有 10% 的建筑物被摧毁。

Tallinn The capital of Estonia, the small eastern European country of the Baltic Sea, dates back to the 13th century The city has completely preserved the structural face of the medieval city, which was listed as a World Heritage Site by the United Nations UNESCO in 1997. In the old city of Tallinn, you can stroll on the pebbles and watch Medieval Gothic spires stroke the walls preserved in that time and listen to the history here... The old city of Tallinn is divided into the upper city and the lower city. The Tombiya Hills is located in the upper city, overlooking the old city. The lower city is mostly streets, churches and monasteries. There are two roads connected, long-legged and short-legged, and you walk through them, and you have a sense of crossing the world.

The Old Town of Tallinn, divided into upper and lower cities, surrounded by water on three sides, is the only ancient city in Eastern and Northern Europe that maintains a medieval style, with mazes of cobbled streets, historic buildings and exciting scenery. You can wander around the old town, visit the souvenir shops around or stroll around to experience the charm of the medieval ancient city. There are two areas in the old town; one is near the town hall, known as the lower city; the other is in the Tompea castle area, known as the upper city. The lower city is connected to the Tallinn harbor, where in the past it was mainly a place for citizens and businessmen; the upper city is a place for nobles and religious ruling classes. Now Tallinn residents live in the new district around the old city, but upper bodies such as the Estonian Parliament are still located in the upper city.

Tallinn, Estonia, has been ranked one of the best cities in the air, the three small Baltic states. In 1997, the old city of Tallinn was listed as one of the world heritage sites by UNESCO, and it still has many medieval castles and churches, making it the best city in Europe to retain medieval architecture. Generally, when traveling to Nordic countries, they will arrange a day cruise to Tallinn. There is less tax on tobacco and alcohol, and many Nordics come here to buy goods in large numbers.