Day 1 Istanbul – Berlin
We meet three hours before the flight at the international departures terminal of Istanbul Airport. After baggage and ticket procedures, our flight to Berlin begins with Turkish Airlines scheduled flight TK1721. Upon arrival in Berlin, we board our private bus waiting for us at the airport and set off for a panoramic city tour. First, we visit the Brandenburg Gate, one of Berlin’s city symbols. Then, Checkpoint Charlie, the most important crossing point that divided divided Berlin into East and West during the Cold War; East Side Gallery, where 101 murals on a 1,316-meter section of the Berlin Wall convey peace, freedom of expression, hope, humanity, and anti-war messages by artists from all over the world; Rotes Rathaus (Berlin City Hall); Fernsehturm (TV Tower); and Alexanderplatz are among the places we will see. After our tour, we head to our hotel in the evening, and after check-in there will be free time to rest.
Day 2 Warsaw
After breakfast at the hotel, we leave our hotel and head to Warsaw. Warsaw, which has been the capital of Poland since the Great Krakow Fire in Krakow, is a city that has witnessed not only cultural but also major scientific developments. In this city, which was rapidly rebuilt despite the German occupation and the 1944 Warsaw Uprising, we will visit the 4 km-long Royal Route, Łazienki Park, and Warsaw Old Town, the oldest part of the capital. The Old Town area, included on the World Heritage List, enchants its visitors with its historical texture and vibrant atmosphere. After our tour, we head to our hotel in the evening, and after check-in there will be free time to rest.
Day 3 Warsaw – Trakai - Vilnius
After breakfast, we complete our check-out procedures at the hotel and head towards Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania. On the way, we stop by the medieval town of Trakai. One of Trakai's most distinctive features is that the city was founded and preserved by people of different nationalities. Here, Karaim, Tatar, Lithuanian, Russian, and Polish communities live together. We visit Trakai Castle, Lithuania’s most famous castle, located in the middle of Lake Trakai. After taking plenty of photos with the lake view, we arrive in Vilnius in the evening, and after check-in there will be free time to rest.
Day 4 Vilnius – Riga
After breakfast, we complete our check-out procedures at the hotel and set off for our Vilnius city tour. Vilnius has more than 1,200 medieval structures and 48 large churches. In the Vilnius city tour, founded by Grand Duke Gediminas in 1323 on the banks of the Neris River, the places we will see include Cathedral Square, Vilnius Cathedral, Gediminas Tower, Gediminas Statue, St. Peter and St. Paul Church, St. Anne’s Church, Amber Gallery, and Subačius Hill. We will also have the opportunity to see the Dawn Gate, considered an important symbol of Vilnius. At the end of our tour, we set off for Riga, the capital of Latvia. Along the way, we enjoy a pleasant journey while admiring the impressive nature of the Baltics. Upon arrival in Riga in the evening and after check-in, there will be free time to rest.
Day 5 Riga – Sigulda – Jurmala -Riga
After breakfast, we complete our check-out procedures at the hotel and set off for our Riga city tour. We begin our tour by exploring the Old Town, which is on the UNESCO World Heritage List and reflects Riga’s enchanting historical atmosphere. Walking through the streets of the Old Town, we will witness the city’s deep history. With its medieval buildings and narrow streets, the Old Town is the cultural heart of Riga. Our next stop is the Freedom Monument, one of Riga’s most important symbols. The Freedom Monument symbolizes Latvia’s struggle for independence. This 42-meter-high monument was built in 1935 and is a memorial to the Latvian people’s struggle for freedom. Then we will visit the House of the Three Brothers, one of Riga’s oldest buildings. The House of the Three Brothers dates back to the 15th century. These buildings are important examples showing Riga’s architectural development, and each reflects a different era. Today, they are used as museums bearing traces of Riga’s architectural past. Our next stop is Riga Cathedral, which began construction in 1211 and is the largest cathedral in the Baltic region. Blending Gothic and Roman styles, this structure is of great historical and religious importance. In addition, the famous organ inside the cathedral is used for many concerts every year. Later, we head to Sigulda, one of Latvia’s natural wonders. We visit Gutman Cave, one of the most famous natural areas in Sigulda and its largest cave. We visit Turaida Castle, one of Latvia’s well-preserved medieval castles. From the top of the castle, the magnificent view of the Gauja Valley can be enjoyed. In the later hours of the day, we move on to Jurmala, one of the peaceful seaside towns on the Baltic Sea. Jurmala is famous for its long, golden sandy beaches and tranquil atmosphere. Here, we will enjoy the sea by walking along the shore and breathing in the fresh sea air. After our tour, we return to our hotel in Riga, where there will be free time to rest.
Day 6 Riga - Tallinn
After check-out from the hotel, we set off for Tallinn, the capital of Estonia. Upon arrival in Tallinn, we begin exploring Tallinn Old Town. With its medieval structures, narrow cobblestone streets, and impressive fortifications, Old Town forms the historical heart of Tallinn. On this tour, we will visit some of the city’s most important landmarks. First, we will explore Toompea Hill, one of the highest points in Tallinn. From here, we will have a panoramic view of the city and see the Estonian Parliament Building, one of the symbols of Estonia’s struggle for independence. Then, we visit Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, one of Tallinn’s most striking structures. Built in 1900, this magnificent cathedral has a captivating appearance with its Russian Byzantine-style architecture and elegant interior decoration. Our next stop will be Town Hall Square. This medieval square is considered the heart of Tallinn and is notable for the historic shops around it, the Town Hall, and the city’s oldest pharmacy. Finally, we will visit St. Olaf’s Church. Dating back to the 16th century, this Gothic church is the tallest structure in Tallinn and is famous for its magnificent city-dominating view. After our tour, we arrive at our hotel, and after check-in there will be free time to rest.
Day 7 Tallinn - Helsinki - Tallinn
After breakfast at the hotel in the morning, we set off for our Helsinki tour and travel by ferry to Helsinki. Crossing the Baltic Sea, we arrive in Helsinki, the capital of Finland. On our city tour in Helsinki, we will explore the city’s most important landmarks. First, we go to Senate Square. This square is one of the most magnificent areas of Helsinki and is famous for the historic buildings around it and Helsinki Cathedral. Then, we will visit Uspenski Cathedral, another important religious structure in the city. Built in the Russian Orthodox style, this cathedral is the largest Orthodox church in the city and attracts attention with its impressive domes. Then, we move on to Helsinki’s famous shopping and social center, Market Square. It is famous for its colorful stalls selling fresh seafood and handmade souvenirs. After a full day tour in Helsinki, we return to Tallinn by ferry in the late afternoon. Arrival at our hotel and free time to rest.
Day 8 Tallinn – Istanbul
After breakfast at the hotel, we leave our hotel and head to visit the Rocca al Mare Open-Air Museum near Tallinn. This museum offers a great opportunity to explore Estonia’s rural life, traditional village houses, and cultural heritage. Here, we have the chance to closely see the ways of life from the past and important elements of Estonia’s history. Then, we see Kadriorg Palace panoramically. This magnificent Baroque palace, built by Peter I, captivates us with its elegant architecture, eye-catching gardens, and museum collections it houses. After our tour, we transfer to the airport and depart for our return to Istanbul.
We hope to meet again on another trip where you will collect unforgettable memories…
Trakai Castle + Roca Al Mare museum entrance + Helsinki ferry tickets + Local Guides + Tourist city taxes
150 € per person
You can pay our guide during the tour