Actually, marzipan does cure heartache. It was a Persian doctor who first started to use it for sadness and sleeplessness. And today scientists have found out that a certain ingredient in nuts (which marzipan is made of) does help the body produce serotonin. And the Persians knew it way before us, they were amazing with their medicine and science as were the Turks during the Ottoman empire. So maybe cities like Tallinn brought some knowledge from those parts of the world. We were a busy port and a very international city. Even more so probably than today. I guess mediaeval people were not so stupid after all when it comes to medicine, we just do not know it yet
Brilliant! Nicely done, it’s all the kinds of places we’ll enjoy….I’m excited to find this video after I booked a few days in Tallin for December! Wish I’d booked more time, as looks like there’s so much to see/do 😊
@@johnb7931 John...my brain didn't connect the pieces, hah! I was just so happy to see someone sharing their experience that I wondered who could've it been!
hey.. I am enjoying watching your videos but I've got a question, I forgot the name of the supermarket that has a discount on some of the products in the evenings?
Most supermarkets have them nowadays (Rimi, Prisma, Selver, Maxima, even R-kiosk). Some shops now do reduced prices for products that are close to the best-before date as well. These products are labelled with orange or yellow stickers, depending on the supermarket.
thank you so much.. I am going to spend New Year's eve in Tallinn and stay there for a week and I've already traveled there with the help of your videos. I appreciate what you are doing. thank you@@VisitTallinn
Residence of Tallinn have free access to public transport, but not museums. There are Museum Sundays (the first Sunday of every month) where all of the city-run museums are free of charge for everybody: www.tallinn.ee/en/museumsunday
Just saying: if you want the underground access in Kiek in de Kök you have to book in advance. They only do guided tours for safety reasons and there might only be a few every day. If you are here for one day only, book in advance if you want to go there. My personal opinion is that it is nothing special. Just a big and long cellar, not even mediaeval but from the Swedish period
Have you found the answer to that question already? Tallinn is the capital of Estonia and Estonia is in the Northern Europe, just below Finland and above Latvia.
Nice videos! Friendly advice - You need to stop rubbing your palms together. You do that almost in every video, and almost after every talk that you do ;) Cheers from Vilnius!
i visited tallin in 2017. Amazing city. 😍
Actually, marzipan does cure heartache. It was a Persian doctor who first started to use it for sadness and sleeplessness. And today scientists have found out that a certain ingredient in nuts (which marzipan is made of) does help the body produce serotonin. And the Persians knew it way before us, they were amazing with their medicine and science as were the Turks during the Ottoman empire. So maybe cities like Tallinn brought some knowledge from those parts of the world. We were a busy port and a very international city. Even more so probably than today. I guess mediaeval people were not so stupid after all when it comes to medicine, we just do not know it yet
oh we know🎉 they had no ulterior motive other than to heal. unlike today
@@tinabolesful5184 Didn"t quite get your message. English is not my first language, so whatever slang might not hit home with me
Missed my 2020 holiday but am going back in October 2023. Thanks for helping me with your suggestions of places I missed last time in Tallinn.
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I'm driving crazy to visit Tallinn 🤩. Hope to visit you all ASAP. Saludos desde Ecuador 🇪🇨
Amazing editing! I like the videos that are short and reveal tons of details
Beautifully done! ❤️
Thank you so much
It was so informative and it helps me alot to arrange my trip🎉😊
Always a pleasure to hear that you found our videos useful, thank you very much!
will be travelling to Tallinn in a few days! your videos help me a lot in planning our trip. Kudos! 👏🏻
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I'm visiting Tallinn right now, but I'm lying sick in bed with COVID and it's so sad to see all the things I'm missing out on 😭
This video was brilliant, I wasn't really excited to visit Tallinn on my next cruise until watching this, now I'm so excited
Superb work! A beautiful overview giving a ton of emotions in the mix making you want to visit Tallinn right now!
My favourite city 😎
Thanks 👍 you. Very interesting
Brilliant! Nicely done, it’s all the kinds of places we’ll enjoy….I’m excited to find this video after I booked a few days in Tallin for December! Wish I’d booked more time, as looks like there’s so much to see/do 😊
I visited Talinn in February 2020. It was a wonderful place to visit, highlighted by our guides from Tales of Reval!
Do You remember the name of Your guide as well?
- Gregorius from Tales of Reval :)
@@koit-georgpeterson5014 Look in the mirror for the best guide! But I have to say that Kaupo and Ivar are also highly recommended!
@@johnb7931 John...my brain didn't connect the pieces, hah! I was just so happy to see someone sharing their experience that I wondered who could've it been!
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Can’t wait to visit Tallin 😊
Thanks guys for that cool video )
Good presentation old Estonian town tallinn
hey.. I am enjoying watching your videos but I've got a question, I forgot the name of the supermarket that has a discount on some of the products in the evenings?
Most supermarkets have them nowadays (Rimi, Prisma, Selver, Maxima, even R-kiosk). Some shops now do reduced prices for products that are close to the best-before date as well. These products are labelled with orange or yellow stickers, depending on the supermarket.
thank you so much.. I am going to spend New Year's eve in Tallinn and stay there for a week and I've already traveled there with the help of your videos. I appreciate what you are doing. thank you@@VisitTallinn
Hi
I would like to know if a foreign person who has Tallinn Residence Permit can enter museum for free or not?
Thanks!
Residence of Tallinn have free access to public transport, but not museums. There are Museum Sundays (the first Sunday of every month) where all of the city-run museums are free of charge for everybody: www.tallinn.ee/en/museumsunday
Just saying: if you want the underground access in Kiek in de Kök you have to book in advance. They only do guided tours for safety reasons and there might only be a few every day. If you are here for one day only, book in advance if you want to go there. My personal opinion is that it is nothing special. Just a big and long cellar, not even mediaeval but from the Swedish period
Do you primarily use a GoPro?
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But where IS Tallinn?
Have you found the answer to that question already? Tallinn is the capital of Estonia and Estonia is in the Northern Europe, just below Finland and above Latvia.
Nice videos!
Friendly advice - You need to stop rubbing your palms together. You do that almost in every video, and almost after every talk that you do ;)
Cheers from Vilnius!