Understand
In the eastern town of Sillame in Eesti, the vast majority of residents are Russian speakers, creating a unique and vibrant atmosphere. If you want to have an unforgettable time here, it definitely helps to brush up on your Russian language skills. Sillame has a fascinating history as a closed, secret military city during the Soviet era. It was so secretive that it wasn't even marked on maps. Activities in Sillame were primarily focused on military industrial operations, including mining and refining uranium. However, in 1991, when Estonia gained independence, Sillame opened up to the world, revealing its intriguing past and welcoming visitors to explore its wonders.
Get in
If you're coming from Tallinn, Estonia, you can take a bus to Sillamae, which takes about 3 hours and costs between 9-12. There are also some buses that travel the Tallinn-Saint Petersburg route and make a stop in Sillamae. So whether you're exploring Tallinn or heading to Saint Petersburg, Sillamae is a convenient transportation hub to include in your journey.
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