Day 1-3
Distance:
950km /
590mi
Warsaw to Vilnius
- Start your trip with a walk through Warsaw’s restored Old Town.
- Explore the Royal Route, one of Poland’s official national historic monuments.
- Spend a day shopping in the vibrant Old Town Square Market.
- Witness the striking contrast of modern art on display inside an ancient castle at the Warsaw Center for Contemporary Art.
- Stop in Gdansk for a swim in the Baltic Sea, or visit St. Mary’s Church, supposedly the largest brick church in the world.
- In Sopot, enjoy a resort spa day, or walk the longest wooden pier in Europe.
- Take a short flight to Vilnius.
On the way
Gdansk, an open city
Get to know the thousand-year history of the beautiful port on the Baltic.
Sightseeing in Warsaw
Today Warsaw is a city with many faces where tradition intermingles with modernity.
Gdańsk, Sopot, Gdynia – The Tricity
The Tricity, an urban complex extending along the Bay of Gdańsk, is one of Poland’s largest tourist attractions. Each of the cities making up the Tricity offers a different atmosphere.
Day 4-6
Distance:
660km /
410mi
Vilnius to Riga
- In Vilnius, explore the area’s Soviet heritage. Then, venture into the wilds of Aukštadvaris Regional Park.
- Go back in time to the historic city of Trakai before heading north to Kaunas to test the defenses of Kaunas Castle.
- Climb into the sky on the steep Žaliakalnis and Aleksotas railways.
- Breathe the fresh Baltic Sea air at Klaipėda, Lithuania’s only seaport.
- Visit the half-timbered houses and enjoy the fairytale character of picturesque Old Town.
- Search for amber rocks on the Baltic coast and learn more about the prehistoric Amber Road at Secrets of Amber in Gargždai Regional Museum.
- Stop in Liepaja, the city of wind and the sea capital of Latvia, with its miles of sandy beach and art nouveau buildings in the heart of the city.
- Stop in Kuldīga to explore its narrow streets, old houses and unique brick bridge.
- Find yourself navigating the labyrinth of narrow cobbled streets of Riga’s Old Town.
- Tempt your shopping desires at the Central Market in Riga, the largest market in Eastern Europe.
- Before you leave, taste Riga Black Balsam, a traditional Latvian herbal liqueur.
On the way
The Great City of Vilnius
As you travel from Vilinus to Riga, explore the Lithuanian life.
Little Angels in Vilnius
Religious travel is popular in Vilnius. Spot little angels throughout the city.
Lithuanian Culture
There's so much culture to be discovered in Lithuania –from music to architecture to food.
Day 7-9
Distance:
310km /
190mi
Riga to Tallinn
- Stop in Rundale to explore the most beautiful baroque castle of Latvia.
- Treat yourself in Jurmala, the largest spa resort town in the Baltic States.
- Soak up the beach culture of Pärnu, Estonia’s summer capital, and sail the sea, or kayak along the Pärnu river.
- Relax in luxury and comfort with the massages, chocolate treatments and pearl baths of the spa hotels.
- Estonia’s charming capital, Tallinn, quickly moves visitors from medieval to avant garde in only a few square feet.
- Peer inside the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral and the Gothic Town Hall, the oldest town hall in the Baltic.
- Reward your ears with the sounds of one of Tallinn’s many music festivals.
- Take a ferry to Helsinki
On the way
Riga a place in which centuries meet
Riga is known as the gem of the Baltics. Why? Its ancient history and rich cultural heritage.
Pärnu City Guide
Pärnu is a historical beautiful resort seaside city with a small harbour in the South-Western part of Estonia, with plenty to see and to do!
Rundāle Palace, Latvia
Discover the beautiful interiors of the Rundāle Palace, located amidst the fertile Zemgale Plains in the south of Latvia.
Day 10-12
Distance:
88km /
55mi
Tallinn to Helsinki
- Go back in time in Helsinki’s Historic City Center, or explore the striking architecture and street art on the Cosmopolitan side of the capital.
- Warm your body where saunas were invented.
- Explore the stunning architecture and design of the internationally acclaimed Alvar Aalto.
- End your trip in a quiet log cabin relaxing alongside one of the thousands of lakes in Finland.
On the way
Helsinki, Finland
The capital of Finland, Helsinki, is a compact city easily explored on foot.
Finnish Lakeland
Taking a trip to Lakeland, the largest Lake District in Europe, is like taking a trip into the heart of Finnish identity.
Holiday in medieval Tallinn
Tallinn is a place to explore medieval wonders.