Top Things to do In Raseborg sub-region 2021

"If you want to get to know Tallinn and I really mean "get to know" then you must visit the most beautiful part of the city.There are many delightful people here including locals, tourists and expats then make up the populace of the city.Everyone is so welcoming and it's easy to make friends over a drink or even a spot of lunch. Theres also an interesting vegetable patch located in old town with an interesting back story that I ought to let you discover yourself."

"The fortress of Finland (Suomenlinna) is built on eight islands about 4 kilometers southeast of the center of Helsinki, Finland. Its original name, the Swedish Castle, was built by the Swedish King in 1748 to defend against Russian expansion. Russia began to occupy the fortress during the Finland war until Finland became independent in 1918."

"Sets the character of Tallinn. You can see how, in the past, Talinn could have been the blueprint for fairytale castles."

"The oldest sections of Tallinn's city wall were built in the 13th century. During the next three centuries, it became one of the largest and strongest. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the walkway is a small section simply called Tallinn’s City Wall. the old city walls and towers blended with modernity and more history. The Nun Tower is the one closest in the foreground; the Sauna Tower is to its left"

"It was finally sunny, but it was already sunset. ​​​Everything is so peaceful, peaceful, and beautiful! Love Finland! The population is small! ! !"

"We were late October so the statues were packed and sadly we didn't see them. The park was huge and well dressed and the ducks and squirrels were not at all afraid of people. I would recommend bringing good things with you. Didn't visit the palace but the view from the outside was impressive."

"The Richard H. Driehaus Museum is just a short walk from the Magnificent Mile, a splendid mansion known as the “Marble Palace,” commemorated by Chicago Banker. Samuel Mayo Nickerson and his wife, Mathilda, completed the work in 1879 and completed it in 1883. Many owners and residents have lived in these years; It brought Richard Driehaus an incredible “gift” that Chicago and the world could enjoy. Mr. Driehaus bought the property in 2003 and began a five-year interior and external restoration to restore the original luxury to all. Stayed with family and friends on this fascinating journey in art, architecture and wealthy museums. This is the real treasure in downtown Chicago."

"The origin of the name of the Brotherhood is related to their patron-Blake St. Mauritius, who died approximately between 280 and 300 AD and was an early Christian martyr. His head is the symbol of the Brotherhood badge."

"It seems that the first castle after entering Finland is the oldest and best-preserved castle in Finland. It was built in 1280 and has survived hardships and wars. It is not easy to preserve until now. Walking through it seems to have passed through history."

"The Dominican Monastery is located in a warm and comfortable courtyard, accessible along an arched passage. The monastery was built in 1246 and was the base of Nordic monks at that time. Here is the largest collection of stone carvings in Estonia, and concerts and mysterious events are often held."