A private airport transfer to your hotel with vehicle and driver is provided. For your added comfort, an English speaking assistant will help you to check in and walk you through the welcome package documents, your itinerary and answer your questions.

A welcome package will be waiting for you upon your arrival at your first hotel on your trip, including your itinerary and any relevant documents or tickets required for your trip.

As evening settles over Tallinn, the cobbled lanes, lantern-lit facades, and quiet courtyards of the Old Town make an easy setting for a self-guided stroll. You might wander through Town Hall Square, pause in Koort’s Park for a quieter green pocket within the historic center, then continue on for an aperitif nearby. Troika is one lively option on Town Hall Square, while ISSEI offers a more elevated setting for drinks with views over the city. Any visit is enjoyed independently, with drinks or transportation settled directly.

Begin your private tour at St. Charles Cathedral, then explore Tallinn’s highlights with exclusive insights from your guide. Visit the National Library before heading to the Pirita River, where the 1980 Olympic Yachting Regatta took place. Admire the Olympic Center across the river, then explore the ruins of St. Bridget’s Convent. On the way back, pass the Song Festival Grounds, home to Estonia’s iconic song festival. Continue to the Parliament building and the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, famous for its onion domes. Visit the 13th-century Dome Cathedral, known for its coat-of-arms collection and tombstones, before taking in breathtaking views from two scenic platforms. Walk through the historic Long Leg and Short Leg Streets, then explore the Lower Old Town, stopping at St. Nicholas Church before concluding your tour at the charming Town Hall Square.

Sights visited on this day tour:

• St. Charles Cathedral

• National Library

• Pirita River

• Olympic Center

• St. Bridget’s Convent

• Song Festival Grounds

• Parliament Building

• Alexander Nevsky Cathedral

• Dome Cathedral

• Scenic viewing platforms

• Long Leg Street

• Short Leg Street

• Lower Old Town

• St. Nicholas Church

• Town Hall Square

Dine at Moon for modern Slavic cooking shaped by local ingredients, northern freshness, and a warm, contemporary setting in Tallinn’s Telliskivi district. Your Destination Expert can arrange a reservation on request, with the meal paid directly at the restaurant.

Travel in comfort with a private transfer from Tallinn to Riga, making scenic stops along the way. Explore Sigulda, a charming town set in the picturesque Gauja National Park, Latvia’s most beloved natural retreat. Step back in time at the 13th-century Turaida Castle, where medieval ruins, romantic legends, and heroic tales come to life. Visit the local History Museum, then enjoy a guided exploration of Sigulda before continuing your journey to Riga.

During today's panoramic city tour, admire the most famous sights of Riga. Drive along the embankment of the River Daugava, providing wonderful panoramic views of the city. It follows through the centre of town to Jugendstil district, Alberta Street - the real open-air architectural museum, where the most explicit collection of Art Nouveau buildings in Europe is located. The city tour then goes through the historic part of the city where you'll observe the University building, National Opera, Academy of Arts, and the central train station. The tour concludes in the Old Town.

See Riga from the water on a self-guided cruise along the city canal and the Daugava, where parks, bridges, and the skyline of Old Riga unfold from a quieter vantage point. Best suited to an early evening or sunset departure, it is an easy way to slow the pace after sightseeing and take in the city from a different angle. Your Destination Expert can provide more information and help guide you toward the departure that best fits the day. Any visit is enjoyed independently, with tickets and transportation settled directly.

Discover the secrets of Latvia’s legendary Black Balsam on a privately guided culinary tour through Riga. Begin at the Central Market, a stunning Art Deco and Neoclassical complex, where you can sample or purchase local specialties like black bread, honey, cheese, and smoked fish. Enjoy a traditional Latvian lunch at a local fish tavern before continuing to the Black Magic Balsam Bar. Here, uncover the fascinating history of this storied herbal spirit—rumored to have cured Empress Catherine the Great—and savor its rich, bittersweet flavors during an exclusive tasting.

Sights visited on this day tour:

• Central Market

• Fish tavern

• Black Magic Balsam Bar

Enjoy a seamless private transfer from Riga to Vilnius, enriched with two of the region’s most iconic cultural landmarks. First, explore the magnificent Rundale Palace, an 18th-century baroque masterpiece designed by the architect of St. Petersburg’s Winter Palace. Stroll through its opulent halls and manicured gardens, once the summer retreat of the Duke of Courland. Then, continue to the Hill of Crosses, a powerful symbol of faith and resilience, where thousands of crosses stand as a testament to Lithuania’s enduring spirit.

Explore Vilnius’ modern landmarks with a private guide, visiting the National Opera, Academy of Arts, and central train station. Then, journey to Trakai, the ancient capital of Lithuania, known as the “town on the water” for its stunning lakeside setting. Uncover local legends before visiting the island-based Trakai Castle, the only one of its kind in Eastern Europe. Once a medieval stronghold, today it houses an ethnographic museum showcasing historic artifacts, from porcelain and glassware to royal hunting trophies.

Settle in at SOMM for a wine-led dinner in Vilnius, where a serious cellar and contemporary dishes such as ceviche, venison tartare, octopus, and tasting menus give the evening a more polished food-and-wine focus. Your Destination Expert can arrange a reservation on request, with the meal paid directly at the restaurant.

A private transfer between the airport and the city or your accommodation is provided.

Board a flight from Vilnius to Warsaw, Poland. Approximate flight time is one hour and 10 minutes. Please note this flight is not included in your itinerary price and must be purchased separately.

On arrival to the airport, meet your private driver for a convenient transfer to your hotel. Your driver will be waiting for you in front of the Europcar located in the public area of the Arrivals Hall level, in between the Old and the New terminal. For your added comfort, an English speaking assistant will help you to check in and walk you through the welcome package documents, your itinerary and answer your questions.

A Welcome Package with a copy of your itinerary, tickets (if relevant), and any other information that we deem you may find useful, will be provided to you in destination.

Immerse yourself in the rich history and vibrant energy of Warsaw, Poland's dynamic capital. With a private guide, explore a city that has risen from the shadows of its tumultuous past—marked by wars, uprisings, and remarkable resilience—into a thriving cultural and commercial hub. Uncover stories of the valiant Warsaw Uprising, the intrigue of Polish royal elections, and the secrets hidden within Varsovian courtyards. Visit landmarks steeped in history, from the mausoleum of a Russian tsar to the site where the historic Warsaw Pact was signed. Conclude your journey at the majestic Royal Castle, a symbol of Polish statehood with a history dating back to the 13th century.

Settle in at Dyletanci for a polished Warsaw dinner where modern cooking and a serious wine focus come together in a city-center setting. Seasonal ingredients and a thoughtful wine list give the evening a more food- and wine-led appeal. Your Destination Expert will be happy to secure a reservation, with the bill settled directly at the restaurant.

Experience a private tour of the Summer Palace and Park, one of the most stunning royal residences in Poland. Originally the home of King Jan III Sobieski, this palace has earned the nickname "Little Versailles" due to its breathtaking beauty and grandeur. Delight in the intricate details of its magnificent interiors, adorned with furniture and china dating back to Sobieski's heroic 17th-century victory at the gates of Vienna. Your expert guide will lead you through the sprawling grounds, which boast a beautifully manicured English park, an awe-inspiring Italian Baroque garden, and a fragrant rose garden. Learn about the rich history of this enchanting palace and the cultural significance it holds for the Polish people.

Meet your driver for a private train station transfer.

Board a train for a transfer from Warsaw to Krakow. The approximate transfer duration is two hours and 30 minutes.

Meet your driver for a private train station transfer today.

Spend part of the evening in Krakow’s Main Market Square, where arcades, landmark facades, and the rhythm of the Old Town take on a warmer atmosphere as daylight fades. This self-guided evening is an easy way to slow the pace, whether you pause for an aperitif overlooking the square or continue wandering through the surrounding lanes at your own pace. Czeczotka is a strong option for cocktails right by the square, with Mr. Black as another nearby choice.

Step into the heart of Poland’s cultural and historical gem, Krakow, a city where medieval charm meets rich heritage. With a private guide and driver, explore the city’s vibrant Market Square, Europe’s largest medieval plaza, featuring the iconic 13th-century Cloth Hall and the breathtaking Saint Mary’s Basilica. Stroll through the Gothic arcades of Collegium Maius, a cornerstone of one of the world’s oldest universities, and marvel at masterpieces, including works by Leonardo da Vinci, in the National Museum. Ascend Wawel Hill, the symbolic heart of Polish royalty, to visit the magnificent Wawel Castle and its treasures, including the renowned "Wawel Tapestries" and the regal Sigismund Chapel. Conclude your journey with a riverside walk to the legendary dragon’s cave, immersing yourself in the myths and magic that define Krakow.

Explore the mesmerizing depths of the Wieliczka Salt Mine, a UNESCO World Heritage site with origins dating back to the 13th century. This underground marvel spans over 186 miles of tunnels, with stunning salt-sculpted chapels, spacious chambers, crystal-lined grottoes, and serene underground ponds, at an average depth of 820 feet. The tour requires a moderate level of physical fitness, covering 2 miles of walking and around 800 steps. Begin with a descent down the Danilowicz Shaft, 210 feet underground, and venture deeper through this remarkable feat of engineering before a mining elevator returns you to the surface. Please note: The Wieliczka Salt Mine tour involves navigating narrow passageways, uneven surfaces, and approximately 800 steps. This tour may not be suitable for visitors with limited mobility or claustrophobia. An adapted route is available with advance notice.

Meet your driver for a private airport transfer.

Originally constructed in 1878 and once an exchange station for the Estonian Telegraph company, the luxurious Telegraaf Hotel has been transformed into a unique 5 star hotel. Set in the heart of historic Tallinn, it boasts a stunning faÇade and unrivalled spa facilities. Located just a stone’s throw away from the Town Hall Square, Hotel Telegraaf offers five stylish floors of rooms and suites. It is the only hotel in the Old Town center with spa facilities, an indoor swimming pool and underground parking. Sample a ‘symphony of Russian cuisine’ at the first-class Restaurant Tchaikovsky and then step outside and back in time to explore the Old Town center whose origins date back to the 13th Century.

Chic style and tranquility in the very heart of Old Riga await at the Relais & ChÂteaux Dome Hotel. Welcome to the place where hospitality meets fashion, carefully renovated 17th century architecture freely co-exists with hi-end technologies and exquisite cuisine makes every day of your stay truly fulfilled. Tucked away in a landmark building on a charming side street in the Old Town of Riga, Dome Hotel provides both a peaceful atmosphere and all the state-of- the art amenities to meet the expectations of the most discerning traveler. Dome Hotel’s present-day appearance has resulted from the imagination and vision of its owners and the outstanding talent and skills of Reinis LiepinŠ, an award-winning architect. The menu at Dome includes a selection of lovingly prepared, fine fish, meat, and vegetable dishes. The Relais & ChÂteaux Dome Hotel is an ideal choice for your getaway in the capital of Latvia.

Stikliai Hotel, nestled in the heart of Vilnius' historic Old Town, invites you to indulge in a prestigious Relais & Chateaux experience that seamlessly blends tradition and luxury. Housed in a building with a rich history dating back to the 16th century, this elegant hotel offers a unique escape. Unwind in a selection of rooms and suites, each thoughtfully designed with an exclusive, individualized touch and enhanced by luxurious amenities. For moments of pure relaxation, indulge in the hotel’s spa, featuring a swimming pool, sauna, and fitness room. Enjoy leisurely moments in the pool room or relax in the serene Winter Garden. The hotel’s renowned culinary offerings celebrate European and French cuisine, with a focus on local ingredients from the Dubingiai region. The Stikliai Tavern and the hotel’s bar offer an exceptional setting to savor gourmet dining and world-class cocktails while immersing yourself in Lithuania’s rich culture.

Mamaison Hotel Le Regina named the most prestigious hotel in Poland by Forbes Magazine, is an elegant and sophisticated five star hotel. Centered around a lush courtyard garden, the hotel is somewhat reminiscent of a peaceful monastery. The comfortable lobby and lounge welcome visitors with a cozy fireplace and the restaurant serves delectable dishes and desserts sure to please the most discerning taste buds. Relax in the spa area, which features a swimming pool, fitness equipment and a sauna or step out and experience the sights and sounds of Warsaw. Each of the unique suites and rooms is individual in its shape, size and decor, ensuring there is a perfect match to suit you.

Hotel Copernicus stands on Kanonicza Street, Krakow’s oldest street that winds its way toward Wawel Royal Castle – the historic seat of Polish kings. Amidst the neighbouring Renaissance townhouses Copernicus stands out with its expansive, Gothic faÇade. It is the only hotel in Poland affiliated to Relais et ChÂteaux – the exclusive French hotel alliance. The rooms at the Copernicus are spacious and feature wooden ceilings and 14th-century decorations. All come with free Wi-Fi, satellite TV and a luxurious, marble bathroom. The air-conditioned Copernicus Hotel has a terrace with panoramic views of the Wawel. Guests can also visit the hotel restaurant, which serves seasonal Polish cuisine and is recommended by the Michelin Guide.