2 Week Baltic Tour Packages

Baltic itineraries for 2 weeks

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• 14 Day the Baltics Itinerary, incl. Tallinn and Riga

  The Baltic journey spans 16 cities, from medieval Tallinn to coastal Liepaja. UNESCO sites dot the route, with nights at historic manors like Grasi and Svente, and treks through Aukstaitija National Park. Artists craft ceramics while manor hosts serve traditional dinners.

  

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  • Days 1-3

    Tallinn, Estonia

    Start your Baltic adventure in Estonia's medieval capital. The UNESCO-listed Old Town is best explored before 9 AM, when you can have the cobblestone streets of Lower Town almost to yourself. Visit Alexander Nevsky Cathedral and Toompea Castle for city views. Wear sturdy walking shoes since the limestone hill can get slippery. As one traveler said: "The views from Toompea Hill are incredible, but go early to beat the crowds and get the best photos."

    
  • Day 4

    Tartu, Estonia

    Take the 2.5-hour drive to Tartu, Estonia's university town. It offers a more authentic feel than Tallinn. Students fill the main square's cafes in the evening, creating a lively atmosphere. Make sure to see the "Kissing Students" fountain, a local favorite.

    
  • Days 5-6

    Eastern Latvia

    Travel through Latvia's countryside to Grasi Manor, with a stop at Cesvaine brewery to sample local beers. Visit Aglona Basilica the next day and explore Daugavpils, Latvia's second-largest city. Stop by the Mark Rothko Art Centre to see original works in the artist's birthplace.

    
  • Days 7-9

    Vilnius & Surroundings, Lithuania

    Drive through Aukstaitija National Park, home to over 100 lakes. Bring water and snacks since food options are limited. In Vilnius, stay in the Old Town for easy access to main attractions. Consider visiting Trakai Castle after 4 PM when crowds thin out and lighting is perfect for lake photos.

    
  • Days 10-11

    Lithuanian Coast

    Stop in Kaunas on your way to the Curonian Spit. Take the quick ferry from Klaipeda to reach this UNESCO-listed peninsula. Visit Parnidis Dune in Nida for sunset. The 52-meter high dune offers beautiful views but gets windy, so pack a light jacket.

    
  • Days 12-14

    Liepaja & Riga, Latvia

    Head north along the coast to Liepaja, known for its music scene and beach. Finish your trip in Riga, where you'll find stunning Art Nouveau architecture. Visit Alberta Street early morning for the best light and fewer tourists.

    

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• 13 Day Poland & Baltics Itinerary, incl. Krakow and Tallinn

  The 8-day Baltic route spans 3 countries and 7 cities, from Vilnius's Gates of Dawn to Tallinn's Alexander Nevsky Cathedral. Radisson Blu hotels provide comfort between visits to Hill of Crosses and Rundale Palace, with optional Jurmala resort excursions.

  

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  • Days 1-2

    Krakow, Poland

    Begin your trip in Krakow's medieval Old Town. Start at the huge Market Square and St. Mary's Church. Visit before 9 AM to catch the trumpet call and beat the crowds. Plan about 3 hours for the Wawel Castle walking tour. A recent visitor shared: "The city guides were excellent, especially in explaining Krakow's royal history and WWII impact."

    
  • Day 3

    Krakow to Warsaw

    Visit Auschwitz-Birkenau in the morning (8 AM tours avoid afternoon heat) or check out the Wieliczka Salt Mine. Take the afternoon high-speed train to Warsaw (2.5 hours). Time-saving tip: Leave your luggage at Krakow Glowny station instead of going back to your hotel.

    
  • Days 4-5

    Warsaw & Eastern Poland

    See Warsaw's rebuilt Old Town. Book a tour with local guide Peter. Visitors say: "His knowledge of Warsaw's reconstruction was incredible." Head east to Bialowieza Forest and try to spot European bison at dawn when they're most active. Pack good shoes for the often muddy walking trails.

    
  • Days 6-7

    Lithuania's Capitals

    Enter Lithuania and stop in historic Kaunas before reaching Vilnius. Focus on the UNESCO Old Town and consider a trip to Trakai Castle. One visitor advises: "Take the optional trip to Trakai Castle but book the morning tour as afternoon groups can be large." Stop at the Hill of Crosses on your way to Latvia.

    
  • Days 8-10

    Riga & Surrounds

    Spend three nights exploring Riga and its Art Nouveau district, the largest in Europe. A past visitor suggests: "The organ concert at Riga Dom is worth booking." Take easy day trips to Jurmala beach (30 minutes by train) or Gauja National Park. The Old Town is best after 6 PM when crowds thin out.

    
  • Days 11-13

    Estonian Capital

    Travel north through Estonia's beach town of Parnu. In Tallinn, explore the medieval walls and towers. A recent traveler recommends: "Start at Toompea Hill before tour buses arrive at 10 AM, then work your way down to the lower town." Visit Kadriorg Palace to learn about Estonia's history.

    

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• 14 Days in the Baltics, incl. Tallinn and Riga

  A grand Baltic tour covers 9 cities from Tallinn to Riga over 14 days. The route connects UNESCO sites, medieval towns, and cultural beacons like Mark Rothko Art Centre and Rundale Palace. Upscale lodging at Radisson Blu Olympia and Hotel Neringa, with expert guidance throughout.

  

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  • Days 1-3

    Tallinn, Estonia

    Start your Baltic adventure in Estonia's medieval capital. Old Town is quietest before 9 AM. A recent visitor shared: "Watching sunrise from Toompea Hill gave us incredible views over the red-tiled roofs - arrive by 6:30 AM in summer for the best light." Spend day two at Kadriorg Park in the morning and KUMU art museum in the afternoon when crowds thin out. Use day three to visit Lahemaa National Park, a 1.5-hour drive away. The grounds can get muddy so pack waterproof shoes.

    
  • Days 4-5

    Tartu & Rural Latvia

    Head to Tartu, Estonia's university town, about 2.5 hours from Tallinn. Plan at least 3 hours for the Estonian National Museum in the morning when it's quiet. The next day, drive into Latvia, stopping at Aluksne before reaching Grasi Manor. The country roads can be rough so bring motion sickness pills if you need them.

    
  • Days 6-7

    Eastern Latvia & Vilnius

    It's a 2-hour drive to Daugavpils to see the 19th-century fortress and Rothko Art Centre. Next day, explore Lithuania's Aukstaitija National Park. The paths are well-marked but you'll want bug spray in summer. Get to Vilnius by evening.

    
  • Days 8-9

    Vilnius

    Take two full days to explore Lithuania's capital. The Old Town morning walking tour takes about 3 hours. You'll need good walking shoes for the cobblestones. Visit Trakai Castle in the afternoon, about 45 minutes away. Skip the weekend crowds if you can.

    
  • Days 10-11

    Coastal Lithuania

    Go west through Kaunas to the Curonian Spit. Stop in Kaunas for about 2 hours. Stay in Nida, taking the ferry from Klaipeda that runs every 30 minutes. A visitor noted: "The Parnidis Dune walk was spectacular but extremely windy - bring a windbreaker and protect your camera from sand."

    
  • Days 12-14

    Liepaja & Riga

    Drive north along the coast to Liepaja, about 2 hours away. Check out its naval sites before visiting Rundale Palace. Finish in Riga where you'll need at least 1.5 days to see the Art Nouveau architecture. Take the Old Town tour at 9 AM before cruise ships arrive.

    

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