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Patarei Sea Fortress

Posted on 2020-03-272022-08-17 by Geoff Dunham

Originally a fortress, it ended up as a prison during the Soviet era. There is an aura about this place that feels sorrowful.

Posted in Architecture, Photography, Politics, TravelTagged estonia, fortress, kgb, patarei, prison, soviet, tallinn

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