The last of the Baltic states, we enjoyed a few nights of wild camping by the Baltic sea as soon as we passed the Latvian/Estonian border. The campsites are really well maintained and a lot of them include a fire pit, water and park benches. We stayed in Tallinn for 3 days near the ferry port and explored the city. Tallinn retains its medieval facade, with its cobble stoned pathways and old medieval city walls. The Estonian language shares it roots with the Finnish and Hungarian language and although considered a 'Baltic state', Estonians are not Baltic people but actually originally from Finland. We visited sites including the old town - the Old Town Hall, Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, Town Hall Square and the Kohtuotsa Viewing Platform.
