This year, going to Russia to watch the World Cup is of course also taking care of tourism, and the most successful "Baltic Three Kingdoms" turned around. The Estonian capital, which is quite interesting, has many tall, pointed buildings in the old town of Tallinn. It is like walking through the streets and towers in the jungle. Think about this "Tallinn", both transliterated and freely translated. Called "Tallinn" is very clever and apt! I really admire the original translator's thoughts. In history, Tallinn was once the transportation hub of Central and Eastern Europe and Northern and Southern Europe. It was known as the crossroads of Europe. The ancient city preserved the medieval style and was listed as a World Cultural Heritage in 1997. Standing in all parts of Tallinn, you can see the St. Olaf Church with a spire of 123 meters. It is said that although the spire was hit by lightning at least 8 times, the church was burned three times. The church spire we see today is still one of the highest in Europe. Standing on the viewing platform overlooking the beautiful Old Town of Tallinn, especially overlooking the minaret standing in the beautiful sunset, once again, "the city is as famous".