Tallinn

The capital city of Tallinn will lure you in with its well-preserved medieval old town. You’ll want to stay to explore its many museums and to take in the mix of old and new architecture. If you make your way further south, you can explore Tartu which is a lively university city. Although Estonia is a small country, it has a long coastline along the Baltic Sea which is dotted with many small beach towns to explore. If you are visiting Estonia in the summer, you will want to make a stop in Pärnu, which is known as the summer capital of the country. There, you can enjoy the beach, festivals, night clubs in addition to the city’s old town. If you’re looking for nature, you might consider Matsalu National Park or Sooma National Park. Whatever you are looking for, you’ll be able to find it in Estonia!

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The Škoda Jäähall is an ice rink in the Estonian capital Tallinn, which seats 500 spectators. She is respectively home of the hockey clubs HC Panter, Purikad Tallinn, Elioni Spordiklubi / Ericsson Tallinn, SK RMP Tallinn. Until 2013, the ice rink was called Premia Jäähall. It is also in close proximity to Saku Suurhall, the country's largest multi-purpose arena. Important events IIHF European Women's Champions Cup 2005, Group A Ice Hockey World Championship U20 juniors 2008, Division II, Group B U18 Junior World Ice Hockey Championships 2008 , Division II, Group B Ice Hockey World Cup U20 Juniors 2011, Division II, Group A Ice Hockey World Cup U20 Juniors 2012, Division II, Group B Ice Hockey World Championship U18 Juniors 2013, Division II, Group A Ice Hockey World U18 Junior Championship 2014, Division II, Group BWeblinks Official website Škoda Jäähall on hockeyarenas.net

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Škoda Jäähall

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