ST. PETERSBURG & THE BALTIC SEA
HISTORY & GRANDEUR EVERYWHERE... Compelling symbols in the cultural hearts of six countries around the Baltic Sea. The Danish crown jewels in Copenhagen. Riga’s mix of Gothic, Baroque & Art Nouveau. Tallinn’s Toompea Castle. Finnish pride pervading Helsinki. Stockholm’s Gamla Stan. The Hermitage in St. Petersburg. Le Boréal calls upon them all...
1. ARRIVE COPENHAGEN Tour begins: 6:00 PM, Copenhagen Marriott or First Hotel Skt. Petri, Copenhagen, Denmark. A transfer is included from the airport to your hotel. Join us for a welcome dinner. Meals D
2. THE SIGHTS OF COLORFUL COPENHAGEN See iconic sites including Rosenborg Slot; the statue of The Little Mermaid; and a walk back in time in Nyhavn. Tickets to enjoy Tivoli Gardens at your leisure are included. Meals B
3. ROSKILDE / EMBARK LE BORÉAL Travel to the ancient Viking town of Roskilde for a look at Nordic vessels in the Viking Ship Museum. Return to Copenhagen to embark Le Boréal for your 8-night cruise. Meals BLD
4. CRUISING THE BALTIC SEA Spend a full day cruising aboard Le Boréal, named “Best Newcomer of the Year” in 2010, to Riga, Latvia. Meals BLD
5. RIGA, A MIX OF OLD AND NEW Explore Riga, Latvia’s capital, whose Old Town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Walk through Riga Market and Riga Castle.
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See the Swedish Gate; St. Peter’s Church; the medieval Three Brothers dwelling houses; and visit Herder Square. Meals BLD
6. ANCIENT TALLINN, ESTONIA’S CAPITAL Experience old and new Tallinn on a drive through its modern suburbs and a guided walking tour, including St. Nicholas Church,Toompea Castle, and Market Square. Meals BLD
FINLAND Maximum Elevation: 200 ft. Helsinki Stockholm SWEDEN DENMARK Copenhagen BALTIC SEA Riga LATVIA Tallinn ESTONIA RUSSIA
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