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Hermannin Viinitorni

5 of 5 stars
Ireland
Oct 18, 2009

This place is just utterly charming. Situated on top of a water tower and converted into a wine bar/cafe it serves the produce of Finland's oldest winery, PeltoHermanni. The wines and liquers made of...more

Kahvila Kaneli

5 of 5 stars
Wisconsin
Oct 9, 2009

We ate at this cafe for lunch in August 2009 - we had seen it highly recommended online and wanted to try it out. I think it was perfect date cafe place - lots of private sections to have your coffee,...more

Kuopio

4 of 5 stars
Wisconsin
Oct 9, 2009

We did a day trip to Kuopio from Pielavesi (a small town about an hour drive away). We visited the Puijo Tower to get a great view of all the lakes - when you are up there, make sure to take the...more

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