Tour

Four capitals: Riga – Stockholm – Helsinki – Tallinn. Guide services

From

550 (per group)

Eur

For tourist groups from 10 people and more // using the audio guide (Tourguide) system.
Guide Services in price. Transport, hotel, tasting programs and entrance tickets are paid extra.
All our guides are professionals in their field, even in a couple of days we can see a lot: take a walk along the cozy streets of Tallinn's Old Town (Upper and Lower Towns, the Big Guild Building, Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul); we will run through the Old Town of Riga (City castle, Dome Cathedral, St. Peter's Church, Town Hall Square, Presidency, Guild buildings, House of the Blackheads. We can also go to Jurmala); we will admire the beautiful views of the Baltic Sea and the breathtaking Swedish scenery. We will have a tour of the Swedish capital (also called "Beauty on the Water" and "Northern Venice") - Stockholm and one of the most beautiful capitals in Europe - Helsinki (Finland's largest city). We will visit small shops and try traditional cuisine in local restaurants. Temples, architecture, narrow streets and the medieval spirit of these cities will make you forget about everything for a few days...

LANGUAGE

EN, LT, RU, PL, Kt

GROUP TO

20 pax

LOCATION

Latvia, Estonia, Finland, Sweden

CITY

Riga, Talinas, Helsinki, Stockholm

DURATION

4 days

START

Every day. Tour duration up to 4-5 days
Early in the morning from Tallinn we set off for the Finnish capital, Helsinki. The city was founded in the XVI century by the king of Sweden. Helsinki's status changed 200 years after the construction of Fort Suomenlinna, only at the beginning of the XIX century the city became really important. During a sightseeing tour (duration 3-5 hours) we will see: Assumption Cathedral, marina, Senate Square (Senate, University, University Library, City Cathedral, Monument to Emperor Alexander II, Town Hall, Presidential Palace), Esplanade Park - a favorite place for tourists, Northern Embankment, Marshal Mannerheim Avenue (with the most impressive buildings - Opera House, Congress Center, National Museum, Museum of Modern Art, reminiscent of an ice block, the largest building in Helsinki - the Finnish Parliament). We will visit the park of the famous Finnish composer J. Sibelius. Free time for lunch. In the afternoon, we can take a ferry to the fort of Suomenlinna (XVIII century; a UNESCO World Heritage Site). Free time (shops, cafes, aquarium, museums). In the evening we set off to Tallinn // or to Stockholm.  

You will also see

The next day, early in the morning we will leave for the Swedish capital - the largest city in Scandinavia - Stockholm, which will charm you with its grandeur and atmosphere of comfort. The city was founded in the XIII century. The old city center is located on 14 islands of Lake Mälaren, where it connects to the Baltic Sea. At the entrance to Stockholm you can enjoy stunning views of the city from the water. During a tour of the Old Town (duration 3-5 hours) we will see: Storkirkan (the cathedral where the rulers of Sweden have been crowned for centuries), the Town Hall (where the Nobel Prize awards are held; and in one of the halls there is the largest organ in Scandinavia); Knight's Church (Tomb of the Swedish monarchs); The Royal Palace (built in the XVIII century; five museums representing the glorious past of Sweden are currently open here); Parliament. We will also visit Stortorget Square, where the Nobel Museum is now located; see the German church of st. Gertrude, we will walk along the narrowest (only 90 cm) street of the city. Free time // or the opportunity to visit museums (Museum of Modern Art, ABBA Museum; children will really enjoy visiting the Unibaken children's cultural and entertainment center - the places where the characters of Astrid Lindgren live: Carlson, Pepe Longstocking, Emil from Lenneberg). In the evening we will go by ferry to Riga and you can have fun on the ship.

REGISTRATION

Place of end and beginning:  by separate agreement. The final price of the tour is determined by the saturation of the program and the number of people in the group.