Discover six countries across Northern and Eastern Europe on this 12 day itinerary linking Stockholm, Helsinki, Tallinn, Riga, Vilnius and Warsaw. This package operates as a shared group tour with fellow travellers from different countries and follows a fixed departure schedule every Monday. Throughout the journey, transportation, sightseeing and ferry crossings are arranged as part of the group touring experience. Beginning in Sweden's island built capital, the route combines historic city centres, Baltic Sea crossings, medieval old towns and important cultural landmarks across the Baltic region. The route includes an overnight ferry from Stockholm to Finland, time in Helsinki and the UNESCO-listed Suomenlinna fortress islands, followed by a ferry crossing to Estonia. Continue through Tallinn's remarkably preserved medieval centre before travelling south through Latvia and Lithuania, with visits to Pärnu, Turaida Castle, Sigulda and Riga along the way. As the tour progresses into Lithuania and Poland, you will experience a mix of historic capitals, local culture and changing landscapes, ending in Warsaw after exploring some of the region's most significant cities. With coach travel, ferry crossings, guided city sightseeing and…
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About Estonia
Nestled in the north of Europe lies Estonia, a beguiling Baltic region. Its rich past and culture come to life with architectural styles that blend old-world charm with modern influences in impressive fashion. Abounding are hidden surprises waiting around every corner for you to encounter anew.
Being one of the best-preserved medieval towns in Europe, tourists should visit Estonia the Old Town of Tallinn, a UNESCO World Heritage site and of the most visited places. It has a stunning array of cobblestone streets, beautiful buildings, and winding alleyways. Tallinn also has other destinations that shouldn't be missed on your trips such as the Kadriorg Palace, the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, and the Tallinn Town Hall.
Estonia has many concealed treasures besides Tallinn, including the Lahemaa National Park. This park is Estonia's biggest national reserve and accommodates stunning woods, waterfalls, rivers, and lakes; it also provides excellent opportunities for hikers to be in nature's lap. Additionally appealing location on this country’s landmasses known as The Island of Saaremaa which houses remarkable medieval castles along with lighthouses that are famous landmarks from the past now becoming a more popular tourist spot among people fascinated by history alongside windmills bringing a touch of ancient culture back into life today.
To attract tourists, Estonia can be described as a charming and mysterious country that is full of surprises. It is a perfect destination for those who love history, nature, and culture. Whether you are looking for an urban adventure or a peaceful retreat in the countryside, Estonia has something for everyone.
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Estonia travel facts
Best time to visit
May to September
Capital
Tallinn
Language
Estonian
Must try food
Black bread, sprats, kama, rye pudding, verivorst (blood sausage)
Currency
Euro (EUR)
Time zone
Eastern European Standard Time (GMT +2)
