Classical Baltics: Lithuania - Latvia - Estonia Tour

On arrival in Vilnius, Lithuania you will be welcomed at the airport and transferred to the hotel.

The rest of the day is free. Accommodation in Vilnius.

The day will begin with a visit of the Hill of Crosses, which is famous for thousands of big and little crosses, built on an old mound making the place unique.

In the afternoon, you will have free time for lunch at a local restaurant.

Next, you will visit Rundale Palace known as the only surviving baroque style palace in the Baltic countries. During a guided visit you will discover the beauty and exceptionalness of the master work of F. B. Rastrelli, architect of St Petersburg's Winter Palace.

Dinner and accommodation in Riga.

In the morning, you will enjoy a guided tour of Riga that is a city of big inspiration. While walking the streets of old town you will be able to feel that every corner of it is built by seeking perfectionism. During the tour you will visit the following attractions: Riga Cathedral, St. Peter’s church, guild houses that once belonged to the merchants of Hanseatic League, the Sweden gate, the ensemble of three buildings erected in the Middle Ages and often called the three brothers, St. Jacob’s church, Parliament House, the old Riga Castle, the Powder Tower, Livu square, Latvian National Theatre of Opera and Ballet, Art Nouveau district, the Statue of Liberty and the surrounding park with its water channels.

In the afternoon, you will have free time for lunch at a local restaurant.

After lunch, you will visit Jurmala – the largest Latvian summer and health resort, located only 25 more km far from Riga. Jurmala town is located on the coast of the Gulf of Riga and occupies a 32 km of coastline.

Dinner and accommodation in Riga.

In the morning, you will travel to Sigulda and Turaida, where you will visit the historical part of the Gauja National Park, the largest and oldest national park in Latvia, characterized by great biological diversity, variety of landforms, natural springs, sandstone outcrops, picturesque views and unique natural, cultural and historical monuments. During the guided tour you will be acquainted with Turaida castle, Hill of Dainu, Gutman’s cave, Sigulda modern castle and Sigulda old castle ruins.

In the afternoon, you will have free time for lunch at a local restaurant.

The day will continue by visiting Parnu, a major Estonian sea resort. You will have a one-hour stop, which includes brief introduction to town’s history and a walk on main Parnu pedestrian street.

Dinner and accommodation in Tallinn.

This day of the Lithuania - Latvia - Estonia Road Trip will start with a guided tour of Tallinn city that is well known for its lovely hanseatic old town and beautiful panorama views. Tallinn is remembered by its visitors as a very vivid city where old and modern combines in harmony and buildings are built of the local material – limestone. During the tour you will visit: the upper part of the old town called Toompea: Alexander Nevsky Orthodox church built in 1900, the oldest country’s church - St. Mary’s Cathedral church (Toomkirik) built in 1233, the Estonian parliament and the upper part of the old town surrounding fortress walls and towers, two different viewpoints for panorama views; and also the lower part of the old town: Town Hall, Merchant Guild Houses and a market of local handicrafts.

Next, you will have free time for lunch at a local restaurant.

In the afternoon, you more will visit Rocca al Mare Ethnographic Museum that is a reconstruction of a rural village presenting the country's ancient way of life in the 18th – 19th centuries. The museum is located just 15 min drive from the centre of Tallinn. As in any proper village, there is a church, an inn, a school house, mills, a fire station, a shop, and fishing sheds by the sea. At the museum, you will be able to buy Estonian handicrafts.

Dinner and accommodation in Tallinn.

Buffet breakfast. Free day. Overnight stay.

Optional: Helsinki City Tour (6:15 AM - 11:00 PM) – Boxed breakfast. Transfer to Tallinn Port to board the express ferry to Helsinki. Crossing. Arrival in Helsinki. Meet your guide and tour of Helsinki, founded in 1550 and the capital of Finland since 1812, including the city's main sights, beginning with the iconic Senate Square, surrounded by important historical buildings. Here you'll find the neoclassical Helsinki Lutheran Cathedral and the nearby Uspenski Orthodox Cathedral, one of the largest in Western Europe. On the east side of the square is the State Council Palace, built in 1822 and the former seat of the Finnish Senate until 1907. Opposite it stands the main building of the University of Helsinki, completing the square's architectural ensemble. The city center is characterized by its wide avenues, elegant neoclassical buildings, shops, more cafes, and restaurants, blending modern urban life with history. The waterfront Market Square is the ideal place to experience local life and sample typical products such as fresh salmon, reindeer meat, and other traditional Finnish dishes while enjoying the lively port atmosphere, offering a comprehensive introduction to the history, architecture, and culture of the Finnish capital. At the agreed time, transfer to the port. Arrival in Tallinn and transfer to the hotel.

Accommodation in Tallinn.

On departure day, you will be transferred from the hotel to Tallinn Airport.

If your flight is in the afternoon, you can enjoy the morning on your own or additional sightseeing may be provided upon request.