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카토 마운틴 (Cathedral Hill)은 탈린 (Talin)의 구시가지에서 가장 높은 곳으로, 산 꼭대기에는 시청과 교회가 있으며, 우리가 가장 유명한 전망대 인 시간은 산 아래의 구시가지입니다.

Situated in the west of the center of Tallinn, Estonia's capital, it is a nearby commanding high point, 20 or 30 meters higher than other places. Standing here, it overlooks the whole city. The old red buildings are in full view. The churches and other buildings in the distance form beautiful scenery, which is worth seeing.

When standing on the viewing platform overlooking the old city of Tallinn at the first glance, I fell in love with the city completely. Red houses with sharp roofs and medieval architectural statues are distinctive in fairy tale world.

In Estonian folklore, the powerful Tom Pea Hill, which rises 30 meters in other parts of the city, is said to be Kalev's great king. His wife, Linda, paid tribute to Carlefe after his death. She sat on it and cried. Tears formed Lake Ulmister. Toompea Hill has always occupied a special place in the conscience of the citizens of Tallinn, from which the city has been ruled - from the first wooden fortress built in the ninth century to the incarnation of today's Tumpenia Castle, which is the representative of the Estonian Parliament.

카토 마운틴 (Caotang Mountain)의 경치는 즐겁고 가격은 매우 좋습니다!

슈퍼 서비스가있는 훌륭한 장소

Zongtangshan overlooks the whole Old Town of Tallinn, which is a little difficult to find. But be sure to go, or you won't see the Times we had slogan. The Seagull was parked on the railings when he went, and he was not afraid of life. Tourists pressed the shutter and he posed there.

Zoutang Mountain, a limestone hill in the centre of Tallinn, is about 20-30 meters above the city. It is the seat of the Estonian government and parliament. Entering the old city of Tallinn, you can walk up to the Tangshan Mountain for 15 minutes. The viewing platform overlooks the old city of Tallinn, with its red-roofed old house in the vicinity and blue Baltic Sea in the distance. There are many historic buildings on the hill. There are famous ancient castles, medieval cathedrals and large Orthodox churches.