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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Morik" data-source="post: 351279" data-attributes="member: 4235">Thank you for all your helpHmm...very interesting answers and I fell really guilty that I asked in such a inncoent almost green way, that the span of answers would take from modern to middle-age time to fantasy and back to reality.I guess I should have included the real reason behind my question...I just close to finish to create a middle-sized city in the realms (located roughly between Luskan and Neverwinter) at the shore of the Sword Coast. I tried out an experiment. I took a real city (which have a very decent middle-age look and feeling) out of Earth and collected all photos and description from that city I could get my hands on.The city I'm reffering to is Tallinn (the Estonian capital). A city with a huge potential to transmute into FR (or DND at whole).However, in this city there is a luxurious Art Nouveau villa called'Villa Ammende' and it is actually a Hotel.I have the real prices of this hotel for the meals, the rooms and for the weeding arangements, which the hotel offer to their guests.Yes, you heard right... In this hotel you can marry your love in a very romatic, yet not so cheap manner. I have even got my hands on the complete floor plans of that wonderful house (think of the possibilities of a DND encounter, wounderfil with the photos of the rooms to let the pictures describe where word could fail)Now I have Estonian Prices which I have to exchange somehow to the FR Goldpiece Value (almost impossible I would say).100 EEK (Estonian Kroon) equals 6.4 Euro (the same in $) and now I have the prices exchanged in Euro but how much is that in Goldpieces??While I just could estimate the value in Gold I would like to hear some of your guys insights how I could handle this better...Here are an example of the Villa Ammende's prices of a stay in the rooms:One Night in the main hotel building with a luxurious breakfirst and a 'sun set dinner' in the Tower Ammende (a real Tower) costs (over-night stay in the cheapest room)Double-de-Lux Room2 800 EEK or 178 $ for one personThe Ammende Suit (best room)5 500 EEK or 350 $ or one personThe other rooms costs as followsMahagon Suite 4 500 EEK or 286 $ or one personSuite 3 200 EEK or 203 $ or one personA two day exclusive package with all kind of pleasent entertainment and romantic dinners, views and so on 10 000 EEK or 636$ for one person.AHHH.... I guess I'm enloved with the city of Tallinn and the beautifull villa now. Really Tallinn is wonderful (from the pictures I have seen).I'm really planning now to drag my wife with me on the July 24 next year. It will be our 10th anniversary marriage-day. I hope two days at Villa Ammonde (the exlusiv package perhaps, ahem, no, better not - whoa 600 bugs to each - too much) could do wonder to give the love a new surge of power.If you want to have a look of the beautiful villa (which I plan to visit on my next vacation - it is not SO expansive at least - the today 'common man' can afford it - every two years - <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile    :)"  data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" />)here is the Internet adress (English Language available<a href="http://www.ammende.ee" target="_blank">http://www.ammende.ee</a>(ee = for Estonia)Hope to hear from you soonEric</blockquote>

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