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Baltic Capitals @ Seascape

Tour Itinerary

Upon arrival, meet your driver who will take you to the hotel.

  • Hotel Schlossle 5*
  • Private Transfer

Tallinn, Estonia's capital, is a pleasant blend of medieval tranquility and modern urban life. The medieval Old Town is busy with cobblestone streets, old architecture, and many souvenir shops, markets, outdoor cafés, and restaurants. The walking tour takes us into the Old Town, where we see Toompea Castle, Dome Church, Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, medieval Old Town Hall, and Great Guild Hall. 

After the tour, enjoy a lunch in Olde Hansa is an internationally renowned medieval experience restaurant, located in the heart of the Old Town of Tallinn. The authentic medieval experience is created through a combination of dishes cooked according to 700-year-old recipes.

  • Breakfast / Lunch
  • Hotel Schlossle 5*

Free time in the morning. In the afternoon, you will drive along the coastal highway to the Estonian summer resort of Parnu, famous for its beautiful beaches, spas, and charming old town.  After a short tour of the Old Town with cobblestone streets, wooden houses and well preserved 17th-18th century architecture, continue through the Baltic countryside. Arrive in Riga in the evening. Hotel check-in and free time.

  • Breakfast
  • Hotel Schlossle 5*

Meet your guide in the morning in the hotel lobby. Then, embark on a panoramic tour of Riga, where you'll see its most renowned landmarks in the Old Town. 
The German bishop Albert founded Riga in 1201. It is the largest of the three Baltic capitals and boasts a wide variety of architectural styles. While walking the Old Town, you will see the Dome Cathedral, Riga Castle, St. Peter's Church, the Three Brothers houses, Swedish Gates, small and large guild houses, and the Freedom Monument. 

From the Old Town walk to Riga's Art Nouveau District, the Art Nouveau District in Riga is a UNESCO Heritage Site and one of the most impressive collections of Art Nouveau architecture worldwide. Often called the "Art Nouveau Capital of the World," Riga boasts over 800 Art Nouveau buildings, making it one of the largest and most concentrated displays of this architectural style.

Your next stop is Riga's Central Market, another UNESCO Heritage Site showcasing architectural influences from Art Deco, Art Nouveau, and Neoclassicism. This market, the largest and most advanced in Europe during the 1930s, offers a variety of local specialties such as black bread, honey, cheese, smoked fish, and meat.

  • Breakfast / Food Tour
  • Grand Poet by Semarah 5* or similar

Free morning to explore on your own.

In the afternoon, our drive will pick you up in hotel lobby. You will take a scenic route through picturesque landscapes and see both countries' natural beauty and cultural heritage. Enroute you will stop at the Hill of Crosses (near Šiauliai), a unique pilgrimage site with thousands of crosses, worth a quick visit. The drive takes approximately 4 hours.

Arrive to Klaipeda in early evening. Hotel check-in.

  • Breakfast
  • Michelson Boutique 4*
  • 280 km / 174 mi

Today, you will have a full-day exploration of the Curonian Spit. The Curonian Spit is a stunning narrow strip of sand dunes that separates the Curonian Lagoon from the Baltic Sea Coast. This unique peninsula is 98 km (61 miles) long, shared by Lithuania and Russia, and is a UNESCO World Heritage site. This unique natural landmark is known for its diverse ecosystems, breathtaking landscapes, and rich cultural history.

Led by a private guide, you'll explore the charming seaside resorts of Juodkrante and Nida, marvel at the unique wooden sculptures portraying Lithuanian legends at the Hill of Witches, and ascend the 52-meter Parnidis Dune for breathtaking views of the Curonian Lagoon and Baltic Sea. You can also delve into the life of Nobel Prize-winning German author Thomas Mann at the Thomas Mann Museum, or visit the Lithuanian Maritime Museum, housed in a former sea defense fortress (additional charges may apply). Your enriching day concludes with a private transfer back to your accommodation.

  • Breakfast
  • Michelson Boutique Hotel
  • 100 km / 99 mi

In the morning, start the drive from Klaipeda to Vilnius. It is a pleasant 4-hour journey through Lithuania's scenic landscapes including forests, rolling fields, farmlands, and small villages. There are several rest stops, gas stations, and roadside cafes along the road, making it easy to take breaks.

  • Breakfast
  • Hotel Narutis 5*
  • 310 km / 193 mi

Vilnius is renowned for its impressive array of over 1,200 medieval buildings and 48 churches. The morning begins with a walking tour of the Old Town, featuring highlights such as Vilnius Cathedral, Gediminas Tower, Peter and Paul Church, St. Anne’s Church, the Old University, and the Gates of Dawn.

After the Old Town Tour, enjoy a traditional Lithuanian cuisine lunch at the local restaurant "Berneliu Uzeiga". The interior is decorated with works of art from various eras: knights' armor and weapons, paintings, tapestries, carpets, sculptures, ceramics, etc. The main focus is traditional Lithuanian cuisine, supplemented with modern flavors and exceptional attention to food quality and service, served with respect to the history of Lithuania and our guests!

In the afternoon, enjoy an excursion to Trakai, the medieval capital of Lithuania, known for its stunning Trakai Castle. This medieval fortress is beautifully situated on an island in Lake Galve. An excursion to Trakai offers a glimpse into the region's rich history. Trakai is not only famous for its picturesque castle but also for its unique cultural heritage, particularly the Karaite community. The Karaites, a Turkic-speaking ethnic group, have a long history in Trakai, dating back to the 14th century when they were brought to Lithuania by Grand Duke Vytautas. This community has maintained its distinct traditions, language, and religion over the centuries.

  • Breakfast
  • Hotel Narutis 5*
  • 30 km / 18 mi

Private transfer to the airport.

  • Breakfast
  • Private Transfer
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