The Museum of Occupation features exhibits of WWII-Soviet time items, with descriptions in Estonian, Russian, and English. It was a really cool museum, and it is even more interesting if you go to any WWII museums in Russia or Ukraine--you'll get very different interpretations of events depending on where you are at! Just keep in mind that your Estonian tour guides are giving you the Estonian perspective on events. :) Also, make sure to get a tour guide--the whole museum is symbolic, and everything in it is arranged the way it is for a reason. Learning about the symbolism is half the experience, so don't miss out. PS: Make sure to go downstairs and look at the old statues!

Get your hands on a tour guide and get ready for a rights repressing, censored living, Lenin loving trip down memory lane.

A scary reminder of the past.

Très jolie pays Baltes