14 Days 13 Nights
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Copenhagen (1N) – Gedser–Rostock ferry – Berlin (1N) – Poznan (1N) – Warsaw (1N) – Vilnius (2N) – Rundale Palace – Riga (2N) – Pärnu – Tallinn (2N) – ferry – Helsinki (1N) – overnight Baltic Sea ferry (1N) – Stockholm (1N) · private tour · price on request · your dates
Eight countries, three sea crossings and a string of old towns that look like they were drawn for a fairy tale. This 14-day journey through the Baltic States and Scandinavia runs from Copenhagen to Stockholm by way of Berlin, Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia and Finland. It is planned and supported by IMAD Travel, an IATA-certified travel agency in Hyderabad serving travellers from across India since 2011. It runs as a private tour, so we can arrange this same route, or a similar one, for your family, couple or group, on your own dates and with your choice of hotels. Just quote the tour code IMAD-EU-32873 when you contact us.
WhatsApp +91 63003 03169 for a quote on your dates, or a shorter version that skips Berlin and Poland. Tour code: IMAD-EU-32873
Travellers who have already seen Paris and Switzerland and want something different: medieval walls, amber shops, Baltic beaches and Nordic capitals on the water. Two nights each in Vilnius, Riga and Tallinn give the trip a steady rhythm, and the ferries turn travel days into a small cruise.
It starts in Copenhagen with the Little Mermaid and the four Rococo palaces of Amalienborg, then a two-hour ferry to Germany and on to Berlin. Poland follows: Poznan, with its colourful merchants’ houses round the Old Market Square, and Warsaw, whose Old Town was rebuilt brick by brick after 1945 and is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Then the Baltics, each capital with its own character. Vilnius has one of the largest Baroque old towns in Eastern Europe, with church spires on every skyline. On the way to Latvia you stop at Rundale Palace, a gilded Baroque palace by Rastrelli, architect of St. Petersburg’s Winter Palace. Riga mixes a medieval centre with streets of Art Nouveau façades, and Tallinn‘s walled Old Town, with its towers and red roofs, is one of the best-preserved medieval towns in Europe.
Finally, the Nordic finish: a ferry across the Gulf of Finland to Helsinki, a free day by the harbour, and an overnight cruise through the islands of the Stockholm archipelago to Stockholm, the city built on fourteen islands.
Sunrise over the Stockholm archipelago from the ferry deck. The view over Tallinn’s red roofs from Toompea hill. Riga’s Central Market, set in old Zeppelin hangars. And the quiet lake setting of Trakai Castle, a short trip from Vilnius.
This is a price on request private tour: we quote for your dates, hotel category and group size, using a private driver-guide, trains or a mix of both, with the ferries booked in advance. The route is best from May to September, when the days are long. The whole route is in the Schengen area, so one visa covers it; our visa team can help.
More of the north: the shorter 7 days Baltic tour of Tallinn, Riga and Vilnius, the 12 days Baltic capitals tour from Stockholm, the 13 days classic Scandinavia tour, and all our Denmark tour packages.
WhatsApp +91 63003 03169 — quote tour code IMAD-EU-32873 for this 14-day Baltic States and Scandinavia tour.
Arrive in Copenhagen and check in to your hotel. The rest of the day is free to explore the city. Overnight Copenhagen. (Dinner)
A morning tour with a local guide takes in the Little Mermaid and the Rococo Amalienborg palaces. Later, drive to Gedser for the two-hour ferry to Rostock, then continue to Berlin. Overnight Berlin. (Breakfast)
Enjoy a free morning in Berlin, or an optional city tour. Later, cross the Oder River into Poland and continue to Poznan. Overnight Poznan. (Breakfast, dinner)
Travel east through farmland to Warsaw. Explore on your own or join an optional tour of the rebuilt historic centre. Overnight Warsaw. (Breakfast)
Head north-east via Augustów and Suwałki into Lithuania, the largest of the three Baltic states, and on to Vilnius, a UNESCO World Heritage city. Overnight Vilnius. (Breakfast, dinner)
A guided walk through the old town, then free time, or an optional trip to Trakai Castle by its lake. Optional: a Lithuanian folklore dinner in the evening. Overnight Vilnius. (Breakfast)
Cross into Latvia and visit the restored Baroque Rundale Palace, once the summer home of the Duke of Courland, built by Rastrelli. Continue through the countryside to Riga. Overnight Riga. (Breakfast, lunch)
Explore the old city with a local guide, through narrow streets to the centre founded in 1201 by Bishop Albert. Free time in the afternoon. Overnight Riga. (Breakfast)
Visit the lively seaside town of Pärnu and walk along its sandy beach, then continue to Tallinn. Overnight Tallinn. (Breakfast, dinner)
A guided walking tour of the UNESCO-listed Old Town: the Hanseatic merchant houses, the town wall, the medieval Town Hall and the House of the Brotherhood of Blackheads. Overnight Tallinn. (Breakfast)
Take the ferry across the Gulf of Finland to Helsinki and join a sightseeing tour of the Finnish capital, including Senate Square and the cathedral. Overnight Helsinki. (Breakfast)
A free day in Helsinki. In the evening, board the ferry to Stockholm, with music, dining and shopping on board. Overnight on board. (Breakfast)
Arrive in Stockholm, the city of islands, canals, palaces and parks, and join a sightseeing tour including City Hall. Overnight Stockholm. (Breakfast, dinner)
After breakfast, your tour ends. Our team can arrange the transfer to Stockholm Arlanda Airport. (Breakfast)
