A Journey through Cultural Riches & Stunning Scenery

With preserved medieval walls, cobbled squares and towering spires, Tallinn is a fairytale city. Walk the walls and view the towers with fanciful names like "Fat Margaret" and "Peek in the Kitchen." See a colourful folk dance and perhaps shop for fine leather-bound books - a speciality.

With a certain unforgettable Baltic allure, the Old Town is like a picture postcard with charming side streets, fashionable shops and the Royal Palace all humming with the buzz of this vibrant city. Scattered pleasantly over 14 bridge-linked isles, this capital is a true delight, especially around the dreamy cobbled streets of an old town squeezed onto a small shard of land.

With a certain unforgettable Baltic allure, the Old Town is like a picture postcard with charming side streets, fashionable shops and the Royal Palace all humming with the buzz of this vibrant city. Scattered pleasantly over 14 bridge-linked isles, this capital is a true delight, especially around the dreamy cobbled streets of an old town squeezed onto a small shard of land.

Sitting on the Baltic Sea at the mouth of the River Daugava, Riga is the enchanting capital of Latvia, and the largest city among the Baltic States. You can visit on certain cruise itineraries around Baltic shores. The House of the Blackheads is probably Riga's most emblematic postcard-friendly landmark, and its ornate red-brick faade will no doubt make it into many of your photos too. Inside is just as lavishly spectacular with banqueting rooms and conference halls that are unforgettably opulent.

Visby is the largest town on the Swedish island of Gotland, around 90 kilometres east of the mainland. Set in the Baltic Sea, it appears on certain cruises to St Petersburg which feature a number of Scandinavian calls en route.

Discover Ronne on Bornholm, a charming harbour town of timber houses, artisan shops, and vibrant street markets. Explore Hjorths Fabrik museum, try your hand at ceramics, cruise the waters by yacht, or cycle through the town’s romantic streets at your own pace.

Copenhagen was founded during the 12th century. So much is new and striking, so much richly traditional - from the ramparts of Hamlet's Elsinore to the very latest examples of Scandinavian design. Copenhagen literally takes your breath away. Be wowed by the Amalienborg Palace, Christiana's hippy commune and the delightfully relaxing Tivoli Gardens.