In Tallinn, Celebrating Medieval Times By KRISTIN L. JOHANNSEN Aug. 18, 2002 12 AM PT ...

Discover the medieval charm of Tallinn, the capital of Estonia, where history and modernity meet in perfect harmony. Famous for its well-preserved Old Town, with cobblestone streets, Gothic towers ...

But if you’re like me, you’ll grow a bit bored of the old city, with its Medieval Times dinner theater-style restaurants, costumed waitstaff and amber-laden souvenir shops. It’s 2023.

If you head to the north of Europe, north of Germany and Poland, up to the Baltic sea, you’ll eventually hit Finland. Back off a bit, no a bit more that’s Russia, you’ll find Tallinn ...

Christine gets curious about the legend of Kalev and the foundation of Tallinn; the story of the Danish flag falling from the sky; Tallin’s UNESCO Old Town, City Hall & Old Thomas, the medieval ...

Saturday marked the beginning of the 21st Medieval Days in Tallinn. The celebration was kicked off with a procession that started near the Viru Gate and was followed by the opening ceremony in the ...

The Baltic city of Tallinn hardly looks modern with its blend of medieval towers and Soviet-era architecture. Smoke-spewing buses and noisy streetcars look as if they have been plucked from the past.

A medieval shipwreck found at a construction site in central Tallinn in summer continues to yield surprises for archaeologists working on it, ETV news show "Aktuaalne kaamera" (AK) reported Monday.

On one of the small and crowded squares, two teenage girls dressed in medieval clothes are standing next to a medieval wagon, selling some sort of food products. It fits perfectly into the ...