CDMP3 Baltic comfort. Tallinn, Riga

Baltic states ... restless waves of the Baltic Sea, Pines and Sand, Amber Drops on Cozy beaches. The measured rhythm of life and carefully preserved folk traditions. There are many historical attractions, including Gothic temples, ruins of monasteries and knightly castles, amazing museums. And also - delicious national dishes and cordiality of inhabitants. We invite you to take a walk in two Baltic cities, which completely retained their historical appearance - Tallinn and Riga.
The capital of Estonia Tallinn is a city with a thousand -year history: in written sources it is mentioned under the name Kolyvan since 1154, and the settlement is excavated in its place belongs to the X - XI centuries. The unique spirit of antiquity is what is especially fascinating in Tallinn. This is one of the most preserved cities in medieval Europe: a network of streets, formed in the XI - XIV centuries, remained almost unchanged. The traveler’s imagination is amazed by powerful fortress walls, narrow streets where you can find a real chimney sweep, neat houses with tiled roofs, and the pointed spiers of the temples. The historical part of Tallinn, the Old City in 1997 was included in the UNESCO World Heritage List