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Worth of Visit, Tallinn, Estonia (reviewed 2006)

Oleviste church – Once the highest building in the world

Olaviste church in Tallinn old town has been the highest building in the whole world until end of 19th century. The first mention of this medieval church dates back to 1267, and the tower reached height of 159 meters on 16th century.

The current tower is not that high anymore, but it still is for... More >

Worth of Visit, Töysä, Finland (reviewed 2005)

OnnenKenkä – Tacky and wacky monument

Tuuri hosts the second biggest store in Finland that has been gradually turned into a full-fledged tourist magnet. And those need at least one decent monument.

As the man behind the whole store believes firmly in luck (Tuuri means sort of good luck in Finnish), most of the stuff there are related... More >

Worth of Visit, Kuusamo, Finland (reviewed 2004)

Pieni Karhunkierros – Hiking on the bear circles

Karhunkierros (bear circle) is about 70 kilometers long trekking trail in Kuusamo, northeastern Finland. Pieni Karhunkierros (small bear circle) is a circular trail for one day trekking (12 km) in the middle of Karhunkierros. The smaller trail contains several points of interest, such as streams, a ... More >

Worth of Visit, Grenoble, France (reviewed 2005)

Place Victor Hugo – An oasis in the city

Place Victor Hugo is a real oasis in the middle of the buildings and narrow streets in the very center of Grenoble. The big fountain in the middle of the square is a refreshing sight during hot days. As there is always somebody on the square, it's a pleasant spot to sit down on a bench and just watc... More >

Worth of Visit, Porvoo, Finland (reviewed 2005)

Porvoo Cathedral – Old Cathedral

Porvoo's cathedral is one of the oldest stone churches in Finland, dating back to the end of 13th century. The church is located on an imposing hill at the one end of Porvoo old town. Just walk upwards and you should not miss the place.

The church has been rebuilt on 1414-1418 and there are wall ... More >

Worth of Visit, Porvoo, Finland (reviewed 2005)

Porvoo old town – Well preserved old wooden town

Updated on June 16, 2007: Added images

Porvoo's old town is one of the best reserved wooden towns in Finland. The narrow roads are made of cobblestone and the old buildings create illusion of being in 18th or 19th century.

The old town is not dead, quite the contrary. The buildings are filled ... More >

Worth of Visit, Berlin, Germany (reviewed 2005)

Potsdamer Platz – Open-air architecture exhibition

Potsdamer Platz used to be wasteland in the divided Berlin, and now Germans are filling the void with a lot of money involving bold architecture and modern facades. In the middle of one center, an old world luxury hotel remains have been carefully restored and are on display behind a glass wall. A n... More >

Worth of Visit, Kuopio, Finland (reviewed 2006)

Puijo – Magnificent views

The most interesting place worth visiting near central Kuopio is Puijo tower, located on Puijo hill very close to the town. The tower has excellent views to all directions, over the city itself and to the forests and lakes around it.

The entrance fee is a few euros, and you can enjoy the views fr... More >

Worth of Visit, Turku, Finland (reviewed 2005)

Pyhän Henrikin ekumeeninen taidekappeli – Wooden art chapel

The newest church in Turku is a wooden chapel built with donations from the people and organisations around Finland. The chapel has very striking architecture, and it has raised attention in architecture exhibitions.

The interior is made completely of wood, and it looks like being inside an capsi... More >

Worth of Visit, Reykjavik, Iceland (reviewed 2004)

Reykjavik Art Museum – Erró collection

If you happen to be an avid fan of Erró, one of the most famous and contradictonary Icelandic contemporary artists, consider visiting Reykjavik Art Museum at Hafnarhús, near the Reykjavik harbour.

If you don't really care for his art, the place has still nice architecture, but other exhibitions... More >

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