Tavern Peetri Toll
The tavern is located in the seaside town of Paldiski, 500 m from the railway station, in a picturesque park near two old churches. “Peetri Toll” means “Peter’s Customs” in Estonian.
Several centuries ago, when Peter the Great founded the Baltic Port, the Customs office in this building was hosting the traders declaring goods.
On the ground floor you will find a decently priced ascetic restaurant. On the second floor, there is a large hall and a museum with weapons and lavish paintings. Upon request, restaurant workers will set a table for you there, with a presentation made of old city photos included.
Paldiski, Estonia
Address:
Mere tänav 10, Paldiski Average bill in the restaurant:
€7—12 Admission to the second floor:
€5 (in a group - €3/person)
