Europe's hottest startup capitals

Re:Europe's hottest startup capitals by seikatsu on Thursday August 18, 2011 @10:16AM (#2899241)

You'll be fine in English in Tallinn as you would in any other Nordic capital. Fluent younger/tech circles, ok to get by anywhere from food stores to hospitals.

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Re:Europe's hottest startup capitals by maayank on Thursday August 18, 2011 @11:13AM (#2899475)

Tänan!

Any recommended local sites for gauging rent prices? What's the common website in Estonia for apartment rentals?

(I did look in Google, but in my experience it's best to ask a local for the defacto leader in rentals)

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Re:Europe's hottest startup capitals by akiin on Thursday August 18, 2011 @12:15PM (#2899774)

http://city24.ee/ and http://www.kv.ee/

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Re:Europe's hottest startup capitals by robtoo on Friday August 19, 2011 @03:40AM (#2902583)

dittoing these sites.

If the grand-parent wants to be central, try Vanalinn (the old town), Kesklinn (city centre), and Kadriorg.

Also remember that many buildings don't have elevators.

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Re:Europe's hottest startup capitals by maayank on Friday August 19, 2011 @06:27AM (#2902887)

Thanks!

Actually that's a very good question that I need to add to my list ("what's considered city center?").

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