Ultimate 3-Day Estonia Road Trip: Breathtaking Nature & Medieval History | Road Trip North Cape #4

[@teq_nix]

As usual, an interesting episode. Estonian cities seem to me the most beautiful of the three Baltic countries.

[@revdoc_]

Thank you! Indeed I also find Estonia the most beautiful of the 3 in both nature and cities.

[@pianoman4Jesus]

Second largest lake in Latvia? (At @4:31) Should be Estonia. At @13:22 In the year 2000, there was a wooden walk way over the narrow channel at the right of this view... where the handrail is falling down. Sad to see it in such disrepair compared to 2000. The power station was newly completed, then WW-II began, it was blown up, and never repaired. At @14:50 J in Estonian behaves like Y in English. At @15:07 tower at the left is Paks Margareeta (Fat Margaret) Gate the road goes through is Suur Rannavärav (The Great Coastal Gate). At @15:19 on the left is the Green Market with an Orthodox Chapel next to it. Hundreds of years ago, the park was a fish market. At @15:37, Ei.... emphAsis on the first sylAble... TAllinn. At @#16:07 this is Viru Gate, looking out from inside the walled city. Directly on the other side of the gate house at the right are the Viru Gate flower sellers. They sell the pretties flowers in the entire world. 💐 At 16:14 that tower should be Kiek in de Kök.... looks like you found a pathway directly from the end of the Danish King's Garden to that tower. At @16:21 and this is Danish King's Garden. At @16:57 Katariina käik (St. Catherine's Passage) At @17:00 that "higher part of the city" is named Toompea Hill. At @17:06 this is Kohtuotsa Viewing Platform, view to the East from Toompea Hill. At @17:27 now this is the other side of Viru Gate. The flower shops I mentioned are at the left side, under the deep red covering. Suur aitäh!

[@revdoc_]

Thanks for the details, hopefully you enjoyed the video. And of course, the lake is located in Estonia. I think my head was still in Latvia when I was editing this part 🙈