Look at the Tallinn centre map.
Key locations are marked with black numbers as follows:
1 - Hotel SAS Radisson, the Conference Venue (Rävala 3)
2 - Hotel Tallink (A.Laikmaa 5)
3 - Ministry of Education and Research (Tõnismägi 9/11)
4 - Hotel Mihkli (Endla 23)
Estonia is located on the northeastern coast of the Baltic Sea. The smallness of the country is often emphasised which is certainly true for the population - less than 1.4 million - but not so for the territory: Actually it is bigger than e.g. Holland, Denmark or Switzerland. This means enough space for untouched nature, and indeed many species live in Estonia which are rare or no longer found elsewhere in Europe; forests comprise half of Estonia's territory.
More information: http://www.riik.ee/en/
Tallinn (over 400 000 inhabitants) is the capital and dominant economic and cultural centre of Estonia. The city is at least one thousand years old (appeared on an old map already in 1154), in 1285 Tallinn joined the Hanseatic League and enjoyed centuriesa of prosperity that have resulted in the picturesque medieval Old Town, now placed in the UNESCO World Heritage List.
More information: http://tallinn.ee/eng
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