Heading for the Baltic: Stockholm, Helsinki, Tallinn, Riga, Vilnius, Gdańsk and Copenhagen

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Heading for the Baltic: Stockholm, Helsinki, Tallinn, Riga, Vilnius, Gdańsk and Copenhagen

The grand tour of the Baltic Sea, seven countries in thirteen days

Sweden

Heading for the Baltic: Stockholm, Helsinki, Tallinn, Riga, Vilnius, Gdańsk and Copenhagen

The full Baltic tour: Stockholm, the cruise to Helsinki, Tallinn, Pärnu and Riga, Rundāle Palace and the Hill of Crosses, Vilnius and Trakai, the Masurian lakes, Gdańsk, then the crossing to Karlskrona and Copenhagen.

When

May to September

Price

From 2 956€ excl. flights

(based on 2 people sharing)

How long

12 nights

Ideal length

Stockholm, Helsinki and Tallinn

Days 1-4

The northern capitals.

Day 1

Arrival in Stockholm

Flight to Stockholm.

Arrival in Stockholm

Day 2

Stockholm – Helsinki

Stockholm and Gamla Stan, then a night cruise to Helsinki among the archipelago's islands.

Stockholm – Helsinki

Day 3

Helsinki

Helsinki, its white cathedral, the church carved into the rock and the Suomenlinna fortress.

Helsinki

Day 4

Helsinki – Tallinn

Ferry to Tallinn and its UNESCO-listed medieval old town.

Helsinki – Tallinn
Stockholm, Helsinki and Tallinn — photo 1
Stockholm, Helsinki and Tallinn — photo 2
Stockholm, Helsinki and Tallinn — photo 3
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The Baltic states

Days 5-8

Riga, Rundāle and Vilnius.

Day 5

Pärnu – Riga

The seaside resort of Pärnu, then Riga.

Pärnu – Riga

Day 6

Riga

Riga, its Hanseatic old town and its Art Nouveau district.

Riga

Day 7

Rundāle – Šiauliai – Vilnius

The baroque Rundāle Palace, the Hill of Crosses near Šiauliai, then Vilnius.

Rundāle – Šiauliai – Vilnius

Day 8

Vilnius

Vilnius, its baroque old town and the Gate of Dawn.

Vilnius
The Baltic states — photo 1
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The Baltic states — photo 3
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Poland and Denmark

Days 9-13

Masuria, Gdańsk and Copenhagen.

Day 9

Trakai – Masuria

Trakai castle on its lake, then the Masurian lake district in Poland.

Trakai – Masuria

Day 10

Ketrzyn – Gdańsk

The Masurian forests, then Gdańsk and its Hanseatic houses.

Ketrzyn – Gdańsk

Day 11

Gdynia – Karlskrona

Ferry from Gdynia to Karlskrona, a UNESCO-listed Swedish naval port.

Gdynia – Karlskrona

Day 12

Karlskrona – Copenhagen

Skåne, then the Øresund bridge to Copenhagen and its Nyhavn harbour.

Karlskrona – Copenhagen

Day 13

Back to France

Transfer to Copenhagen airport and fly to France.

Back to France
Poland and Denmark — photo 1
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