I spent a few hours at this museum in the end, listening to all of the audioguide entries. Entry costs 20 UAH, taking photos will cost you 40 UAH and an audioguide costs 50 UAH with a small deposit on top. The museum itself The museum opened on the eve of the 6th anniversary of... Continue Reading →
Minsk – my first day
Minsk is astoundingly beautiful at first sight. Maybe that's why they only gave me an 8-day visa. The night bus was totally lame and I didn't really sleep so I have arrived in Minsk so tired I could fall asleep standing up. The hostel reception doesn't open until 10am so when my bus arrived at... Continue Reading →
A few days in Helsinki
I'm glad that I got to spend a few days in Helsinki on this trip but it was just so incredibly expensive. Day (Evening) One - Saturday 14 July I caught the 6:30pm Eckeroline ferry from Tallinn to Helsinki. The fare is usually between €19-24 and it's really straightforward to buy them online. The only... Continue Reading →