Sights of the capital of Estonia (Monthly calendar, 14 pages)

More and more tourists from all over the world are discovering the attractions of Estonia's capital Tallinn every year. They are strolling along the narrow, cobbled streets, enjoying the medieval ambience of old Reval.The heart of the city is the Town Hall Square, where the world's first public Christmas tree was erected in 1441. Estonia's capital has a lot to offer. Welcome to Tallinn.

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14 Pages Consisting of 1 Cover | 12 Months | 1 Index Page.

This calendar was re-released this year with the same images and new dates.

Illustrations:
January: Tallinn City Tour
February: Freedom Square
March: Riigikogu - Parliament of Estonia
April: St. Nicholas Church
May: Tschu-Tschu City Train
June: Park of Kadriorg Palace
July: Amber Shop
August: Old houses on the Town Hall Square
September: View over the roofs of Tallinn
October: Souvenirs of Tallinn and Estonia
November: Towers of Tallinn
December: St. Alexander Nevsky Cathedral

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• Sights of the capital of Estonia von Autor(in): Henning von Loewis of Menar