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TOUR LITHUANIA, LATVIA & ESTONIA


Trakai Castle A Journey through the Baltics


WHAT’S INCLUDED • Just You Tour Manager as your host • Return flights from Heathrow with Lufthansa • 9 nights half-board in 4-star hotels • 25 meals: 9 breakfasts, 7 lunches, 9 dinners • All excursions included


PLUS… • Specialist Local Guide • Welcome & farewell drink • Overseas transfers & other transportation • Porterage


• Dedicated Just You representative to greet you at all UK airports


INCLUDED EXCURSIONS • Sightseeing tour of Vilnius & Trakai, including entrance to the Island Castle & a boat trip


• Kaunas city tour & visit to Hill of Crosses Women in National Costumes, Latvia


DAY 1 UK to Vilnius Fly to Vilnius in Lithuania via Frankfurt. On arrival we’ll transfer to our hotel and get to know one another better over a welcome drink before dinner at the hotel this evening.


HOLIDAY INN, VILNIUS (4-STAR) OR NOVOTEL VILNIUS CENTRE (4-STAR)


DAY 2 Kaunas Lithuania’s capital Vilnius, is a charming and beautiful city and we’ll see its highlights on a sightseeing tour today. The UNESCO-listed Old Town is home to a maze of narrow streets and a wealth


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of historic buildings. At its centre lies Vilnius Cathedral, and on our tour we’ll also pass by St Anna’s Church – a Gothic masterpiece, St Peter and Paul’s Church and the ruins of the Upper and Lower Castle.


We’ll leave Vilnius this afternoon and head to Kaunas. En route we’ll stop at Trakai, the former capital of Lithuania. We’ll enjoy a sightseeing tour and visit the castle, a 14th century fortress which sits on an island connected to the shore by a footbridge. Later, we’ll take a leisurely boat trip on Galves Lake.


We’ll arrive in Kaunas and dinner will be served in the hotel this evening. EUROPA ROYAL KAUNAS HOTEL, KAUNAS (4-STAR)


DAY 3 Klaipėda This morning we’ll explore Kaunas. Left unscathed by the Second World War, it boasts many ancient architectural monuments, particularly in the Old Town. On our guided tour we’ll see highlights including Kaunas Castle, the Vytautas Church and the fabulous Old Town Hall with its 53 metre tower and beautiful Baroque façade.


TO BOOK CALL 01858 415 452 visit justyou.co.uk or contact your local travel agent


Leaving Kaunas we’ll travel to Sauliai and visit the remarkable Hill of Crosses, a pilgrimage site where hundreds of crosses are planted as memorials and in devotion to Christianity.


Our journey continues to Klaipėda, the main seaport of Lithuania. It boasts a harmonious mix of old and new buildings, and a city tour will introduce us to highlights including the Old Town and the neo-classical Drama Theatre. We’ll stay in Klaipėda overnight. RADISSON BLU HOTEL, KLAIPĖDA (4-STAR)


• Tour of Klaipėda


• National Park of the Curonian Spit, including a visit to Nida & an amber workshop


• Liepāja city tour • Visit Kuldīga • Riga & Jurmala sightseeing tour • Discover Rundale Palace


• Turaida Museum Reserve, Sigulda & Līgatne Soviet Bunker


• Tallinn sightseeing tour & the Estonian Open Air Museum


FLIGHT OPTIONS


FLY LOCAL FROM • Aberdeen • Birmingham • Manchester


• Connecting fl ights via London from selected local airports


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10 days from £1999 Explore the highlights of Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia on this fabulous journey through the Baltics. Along the way you’ll discover historic cities and ancient castles, stunning scenery and a majestic Baroque palace. You’ll also learn about the region’s history with visits to an open-air museum and an underground soviet bunker.


EXCURSIONS INCLUDED


ALL NEW ESTONIA


LATVIA Liepāja Klaipėda LITHUANIA Kaunas Lake Galvė Vilnius Riga


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