So this morning began w/our quest for sustenance. Should have been easy, turned out to be more difficult than expected. It took about 45 minutes for us to find a place that wasn't grease-ridden and then we found my personal culinary utopia.... SUBWAY!!!!! Let me just say, it was awesome. It was subway. I threw in the towel for this one meal and ditched the Scandinavian food and voted for Subway. I still had to figure everything out in Finnish but I got my m...

Our first full day in Turku proved to be a full one. We got up, had breakfast and then headed out to find the Silja cruse line headquarters to book our "sunset crusie" to Stockhölm. Which is actually kind of ironic considering the sun doesn't really set at this time of the year. And sort of sucks for two insomniacs trying to travel. So this was also where we found that there were no pay phones in Turku (officially). We did however, manage to boo...

A Day at the Market: We got up at 12:10pm, entirely on accident. Especially since check out was at 12:00pm. The people up front were great about it though. So we locked up our luggage and took off to the train station to book our transit to Turku, Finland. We took the tram there and quickly found that there was no need to book. Upside, we knew and could move on. So we had lunch at Baquette, Co. which quite possibly may be our favorite place to eat in Finla...

Let me begin with saying that almost from the moment we got our bags, we were in trouble. We found an information booth and the nice young gentleman kindly directed us to take the 615 bus to the main station and then take tram 4 to a street called Lanninkatu (we have since discovered that "-katu" is Finnish for "street")... So, after spending 20 minutes standing in front of the airport looking around for our bus, Jana finally located it. T...