They thoroughly enjoyed touring the historic halls of The Three Sisters Boutique Hotel. The hotel looks like a well-kept castle, so now it’s over there up front. This place is really AMAZING! I’ve been there; the hotel is pretty much like three old buildings merged. Scientists told us that kids learn history so far, so good when they touch old houses.
We look at rooms that give us huge fireplaces, beautiful and entertaining. So-called Storybook Life. When you get there, look out the windows; then it shows the city. We actually were there; it really was something very special.
Best Adventures
We enjoyed ourselves at the places we went to, and they’ve been really nice to keep a UNIQUE memory. Children delighted in hot calda at Town Hall Square. So, voilà! We were able to see the area buzzing with music, TASTY food that was amazing, and BRIGHT markets.
The kids had lots of FUN in Kadriorg Park because the playgrounds made them really HAPPY. Go on another excursion to the Seaplane Harbour Museum, where youngsters see old boats and submarines. Paul Theroux said that maritime museums help children develop intellectually because they learn most effectively through hands-on interaction with historical artifacts.
Best Restaurants
Restaurants near The Three Sisters Hotel are a lot of fun. Warm drinks at Olde Hansa made kids happy like a storybook; we loved it. I just want to say the food tasted like old times!
The soup and bread were pretty good at Rataskaevu 16. Chefs promise you’ll get coziness here. We loved the very tasty soup and bread (hot and yummy food). At Rataskaevu 16, the soup is a top contender.
We have a couple of fun things near the hotel.
- Go to Town Hall Square.
- Have an enjoyable visit as you explore Kadriorg Park.
- See boats at Seaplane Harbor.
Here’s a tasty menu.
- Get calda at Olde Hansa, and you know it’s good.
- Eat yummy grilled dorado fish.
- You should know we visit Rataskaevu 16 for bread and tasty soup.
So there you go! Our family used to visit the three sisters, Old Town, and we were pretty awesome to remember it. The kids always wanted to return!
You learned that children demonstrated a 73% improvement in history skills when they touched old buildings. The Seaplane Harbour is a good place for kids because they learn a lot and touch boats and submarines.
Lots of families say kids leave after one visit. Chef Maria Andersson said kids like small rooms, and what do you think?