Vana Tom, Vaike-Karja, 1, Tallinn 10140, Northern region, Estonia
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Vana Tom 
Vaike-Karja, 1, Tallinn 10140, Northern region, Estonia
+372 631 3252, +372 612 0511
http://www.hostel.ee
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GROUPS more than 10 people - us directly for special offers.. We are able to accommodate up to 65 people.. Breakfasts can be reserved at least a week in advance by e-mail, the additional cost is EEK 30 (EUR 2) and is paid upon arrival.. We organize EXCURSIONS for individuals, families and groups according to your specific needs (artistic, historical, gastronomic, etc..).. please contact us at with your requests in advance for special offers and availability.. Choosing this hostel means you are looking for friendly staff and relaxed atmosphere in the charming Old Town of Tallinn with its restaurants, cafes, clubs and hundreds of sights to explore. Modern kitchen combining a common room, WIFI in all rooms, Internet station, safe in the reception, free luggage storage, sale of drinks and snacks, 24h reception, no curfew, no lockout, outsourced laundry service, fax/telephone srevice. DVDs and books rent, hot drink in the morning, tallinn map, 11th night in the dorms. Check out at 12.00, check in at 14.00 (early check in possible if room is available).. Cancellations and changes to an existing reservation must be notified directly to the hostel at least 24 hours prior to arrival. In the event of a no show, your card will be charged for the first nights accomodation total

Hostel Vana Tom 1 Vaike-Karja Str. 10140,Tallinn,Estonia Tel/Fax: +372 6313252. Our bank payment details: Beneficiary : Hostel Vana Tom OU 1 Vaike Karja Str. 10140, Tallinn,Estonia Beneficiary's IBAN: EE 762200221027304571 Beneficiary's bank : Hansapank 8 Liivalaia Str.,15040 Tallinn,Estonia Beneficiary's bank SWIFT/BIC code: From the bus station take tram No 4 and go out on “Viru” stop, which is on Parnu mnt (av.) *. From the railway station take tram No 2 and go out on “Mere puiestee” stop. **. From the port (D-terminal): take bus No 20 and go out on “Viru” stop on Parnu mnt (Parnu av.) *. From the airport - bus nr. 2 and go out on “A.Laikmaa” stop. Take a left on Parnu mnt, a turn to Vaike Karja is approximately 300m away..*. Bus and tram tickets can be purchased at newsstands or from the driver. * Walking from Parnu mnt (Parnu avenue): • take a turn on Vaike Karja street • continue towards the Town Hall square - Vana Tom's entrance is opposite Hotel Barons. ** Walking from Mere pst (Mere str) • turn on Viru str • walk towards the Town Hall Square • turn left when Olde Hansa restaurant is in front of you • continue left about 100m till the Hostel. Bus, trolley and tram tickets can be purchased at newsstands for 10 EEKor from the driver for 15 EEK. Taxi from the airport costs around Euro 5-6 (EEK80-90), from main bus and train stations Euro 3-4 (EEK 50-60), from the port - around EEK 40.

0000-00-00;;ape;;;; xoc;e;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Ballet Gala, International Dance Day. Ballet soloists of the Estonian National Opera perform with guest performers from Finland, Sweden, Germany and Latvia. 30.04 Mihhail Turetski Choir... visit the of the concert hall for more info.. 02.02 - 14.05 the famous jazz marathon in Tallinn, concerts will take place on different stages in Tallinn.. more info on the official. Permanent Exhibitions: 01.01.2007- 31.12.2010. The St. Nicholas's Church, consecrated to merchants' and seamen's patron St Nicholas, is architectually one of the most integral and harmonious medieval churches in Estonia. Baroque epitaphs and other masterworks of carving are displayed in the church, also a remarkable collection of Renaissance and Baroque chandeliers, as well as the 14-17th century tombstones covering the floor of the Chapel of St Matthew (later St Anthony), and such invaluable rarities from the 15-16th centuries as the high altar by Hermen Rode, the initial fragment of the famous painting Dance Macabre by Bernt Notke and the altar of St Anthony. The museum is open Wed–Sun 10am–5pm. Ticket. 01.01.2007 - 01.01.2009. The cannon tower Kiek in de Kok was founded in 1475-1483. The name was first recorded in the description of the second siege of Tallinn in 1577 as Kyck in de Kaeken, later on several forms of the same name were used, such as Kik (Kyk) in de Kok, Kiek in die Kuche, Pulffer-Thurm Giecken Kock. In 1696 the present name Kiek in de Kok was also mentioned, meaning peek into the kitchen in Low German. And true enough, it was possible to watch what the enemy was doing in their kitchen i.e. on position lower down from the about 38m-high tower. Peter the Great`s cottage. The summer residence, now known as Peter's House, was a one-storeyed oblong building with a hipped roof. It contained four rooms, a kitchen, a hall and a lavatory. Behind the building, on the town side, was a small garden. By 1714 the building had been redecorated and furnished waiting for the tsar's next visit. Exposition of Estonian peasant architecture. In picturesque Estonia, rich with limestone, people have since time immemorial lived in the woods, worshipped sacred trees and drawn vitality from them. Today, the forest is still our wealth. We have also been cultivating our fields for almost 4000 years - we are the northernmost tiller people in the world. Our nature and lifestyle that has remained stable for millennia shaped the type and appearance of the Estonian homestead. The traditional structures built by the country folk were mostly made from pine or fir felled at the winter's peak, sometimes from stone. Even in the beginning of the 20th century, in the corners of some yards a conical tent still remained made from poles: a summer kitchen - such dwellings date back to the Stone Age when they had been used by hunters and fishers. Yet most of the yard buildings were/are built from cross-joined horizontal beams. This is how Estonians built for at least 1000 years - until the beginning of the 20th century.

Hostel prices (01.05.2008 - 30.09.2008): Bed in Mixed Dormitory room: 10 bed dorm - 220 EEK (14 Euro). 8 bed dorm - 225 EEK (14.3 Euro). 6 bed dorm - 230 EEK (14.7 Euro). 4 beds - 235 EEK (15 Euro). Twin Private(Shared Bathroom): 45 EUR (700 EEK) per room. 3 Bed Private(Shared Bathroom): 58 EUR (900 EEK) per room. 4 Bed Private (Shared Bathroom): 77 EUR (1200 EEK) per room. 6 Bed Private(Shared Bathroom): 92 EUR (1380 EEK) per room. Extra bed: 15.- EUR (235.- EEK). Taxes included in price. Check-in is possible from 14 pm! Contact us for special check in time. Valid Cancellation 24 hours prior arrival date. In case of a no show a charge for the first night is aplicable. Any damage caused to hostel's interior or facilities will be charged from the guest's credit card without prior notice. GROUPS more than 10!! Please contact us at hostel@hostel.ee. Christmas rates on request at hostel@hostel.ee. Children under 5 years without charge. 1 EUR- Discount for HIPeace Corps Members and Youth hostel cards in dormitory rooms! 1 Free night after 10 nights in dormitory! We accept most credit cards, including VISA and Master Card.

19th International Festival Jazzkaar. The annual Jazzkaar Festival has become one of the most important cultural landmarks in Estonia and the biggest jazz festival in the Baltic States - concerts are held in Tallinn, Tartu, Parnu, Viljandi and other cities. International stars and local jazz talents represent various styles.
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