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28 May - 07 Jun 11 Jun - 21 Jun 18 Jun - 28 Jun 02 Jul - 12 Jul 09 Jul - 19 Jul 16 Jul - 26 Jul 23 Jul - 02 Aug 30 Jul - 09 Aug 06 Aug - 16 Aug 13 Aug - 23 Aug 20 Aug - 30 Aug 27 Aug - 06 Sep 03 Sep - 13 Sep |
Join this comprehensive group tour which takes you through the charming capitals of Riga, Tallinn, and Vilnius. Discover the charms of their picturesque towns and breathtaking natural parks with this carefully curated itinerary. From the vibrant architecture of Riga’s Art Nouveau district and Estonia's second-largest city, Tartu to the serene beauty of Lahemaa National Park and the romantic streets of Stameriena, this group tour offers a perfect blend of cultural immersion and relaxation.
Consult with a Regent Baltic Specialist for additional options to personalise your group adventure throughout the Baltics.
Arrive in Riga and transfer to the Hotel Radisson Blu Elizabete. Check in for two nights and attend a welcome meeting.
This morning with your local guide explore Riga, founded in 1201 by Bishop Albert. Enjoy a walking tour of the Art Nouveau district and Old Town, visiting iconic sites such as Riga Castle, Dome Cathedral, and the Freedom Monument. In the afternoon, consider an optional visit to the Ethnographic Open Air Museum, showcasing 18th century rural life. (B)
Travel by coach to Tallinn, stopping en route at Pärnu. This is a beautiful seaside resort on the Baltic Sea, enjoy a short tour of the historic town centre. Arrive in Tallinn early in the afternoon and check in to the Hotel Radisson Olympia for three nights. (B)
Embark upon a morning sightseeing tour of Tallinn including the medieval Upper and Lower Towns. The afternoon is free to explore at leisure or enjoy an optional excursion to Kadriorg Park and KUMU. The park houses an imperial summer residence and designed by Peter the Great for his wife Catherine I, KUMU is an award wining new Estonian Art Museum. The evening offers an optional medieval dinner at a local restaurant in the Old Town. (B)
Today enjoy a free day in Tallinn or book an optional day trip to Lahemaa National Park, where you can visit Palmse Manor, Sagadi Manor, and the historic Vihula Manor, including a stop at the Vodka Museum for a unique insight into local heritage. (B)
Today, depart for Tartu, Estonia’s second-largest city and its renowned University Town, where the country first gained its statehood. Known as the intellectual heart of Estonia, Tartu boasts a rich history dating back to its founding in 1030. Enjoy a guided walking tour of the charming Old Town, where cobbled streets are lined with elegant neoclassical architecture. Visit the University of Tartu, established in 1632 and one of the oldest universities in Northern Europe. After checking in at Hotel Dorpat for an overnight stay, enjoy free time to explore at your own pace. Wander through the lively town square or relax with a coffee at a cosy café along the scenic Emajõgi River. (B)
This morning, journey south towards Latvia, where your first stop is the scenic town of Aluksne, nestled among lakes and rolling hills. Continue to Stameriena, often referred to as the “pearl of European romanticism,” renowned for its elegant manor house and close ties to the Italian writer Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa, author of The Leopard. Explore Stameriena Manor, a stunning example of late 19th-century architecture, set within tranquil parkland. In Cesvaine, visit a small, private brewery, where you’ll learn about traditional brewing methods and enjoy a tasting of locally crafted beer. In the late afternoon, arrive at Grasi Manor, a beautifully preserved estate, where you'll have dinner and stay overnight. (B, D)
Departing from Grasi, your first stop is Aglona, home to the striking Aglona Basilica, an impressive example of late Baroque architecture and one of Latvia's most important religious sites. After visiting the basilica, explore a local ceramics workshop, where you’ll learn about traditional Latgalian pottery techniques, a significant aspect of the region’s cultural heritage. Continue to Daugavpils, Latvia's second-largest city, for a tour of its historic centre. Visit the 19th century Daugavpils Fortress, a grand military complex, and the renowned Mark Rothko Art Centre, the only place in Europe where you can view original works by the celebrated abstract expressionist artist. Tonight, stay in the Sventes Manor House. (B)
Today, travel south into Lithuania, where your journey leads to Aukštaitija National Park, a pristine landscape of serene lakes, winding rivers, and lush forests set amidst rolling hills. Enjoy a light walk through the park’s scenic trails. Visit the charming lakeside town of Palūšė, known for its picturesque wooden church, one of the oldest in Lithuania. In the late afternoon, arrive in Vilnius and check in to your hotel for two nights. (B)
Today, explore the captivating city of Vilnius, renowned for its impressive collection of over 1,200 medieval buildings and 48 churches. Begin your morning with a guided walking tour through the UNESCO-listed Old Town. Visit landmarks such as the grand Vilnius Cathedral, the iconic Gediminas Tower offering panoramic views, the stunning Gothic St. Anne’s Church, the historic Old University, and the revered Gates of Dawn. In the afternoon, you have the option to visit The Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania, where you can delve into the history of the city’s fortifications and view an impressive collection of armaments. (B)
Spend the morning at leisure before transfer to the airport. (B)
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These are guaranteed multi-lingual departure tours operated in conjunction with our Baltic partners and are not exclusive to Regent Holidays’ clients. They operate with a minimum of 2 persons. Please note that our local partners reserve the right to change hotels to similar hotels of the same standard.
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28 May 2025
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07 Jun 2025
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11 Jun 2025
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21 Jun 2025
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18 Jun 2025
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28 Jun 2025
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02 Jul 2025
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12 Jul 2025
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09 Jul 2025
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16 Jul 2025
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26 Jul 2025
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23 Jul 2025
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02 Aug 2025
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30 Jul 2025
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09 Aug 2025
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16 Aug 2025
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13 Aug 2025
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23 Aug 2025
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20 Aug 2025
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30 Aug 2025
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27 Aug 2025
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06 Sep 2025
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03 Sep 2025
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13 Sep 2025
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