8-Nights Warsaw & The Baltics - Classic, First-Class, New from $2,339

Globus

OFFER ID 1721232

Embark on a captivating journey from Warsaw into the Baltic states, where enchanting cities glow with history, culture, and timeless traditions. From Poland through Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia, vibrant streets and charming squares bring centuries-old stories to life. Discover beautifully adorned town centers, remarkable UNESCO World Heritage Sites, and the serene natural beauty of the Baltic coastline. Savor local flavors, browse artisan markets filled with handcrafted treasures, and experience customs lovingly preserved through generations—each moment offering a deeper connection to the spirit and heritage of this remarkable region.

8 nights from $2,339 per person

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Warsaw & The Baltics

Day 1: ARRIVE IN WARSAW, POLANDWelcome to Warsaw! At 6 pm, meet your Tour Director and travel companions for a welcome dinner. (D)

Day 2: WARSAWRemarkable Restorations Enjoy a guided sightseeing tour to get you acquainted with Warsaw, Poland’s capital city. Walk through history when you visit the UNESCO-listed Stare Miasto (Old Town). As you marvel at the colorful facades look out for symbols of Syrenka, the mermaid warrior who vowed to protect the city. Enjoy free time this afternoon and evening to explore more of the city. (B)

TOUR HIGHLIGHT
Rebuilt almost entirely after World War II, when about 85% of it was destroyed, Warsaw’s Old Town is less a relic than a deliberate act of resilience. Using detailed 18th century paintings by Canaletto as guides, architects reconstructed its streets with striking precision. What stands today is not just a copy of the past, but a city pieced together from memory.

Day 3: WARSAW–VILNIUS, LITHUANIAShifting Views Sit back and relax for an interesting drive through Poland. Leave the Polish capital behind as you head into more rural areas. Cross the border into Lithuania, the largest of the three Baltic countries and continue to Vilnius. (B,D)

TOUR HIGHLIGHT
Traveling between Poland and Lithuania reveals a subtle yet meaningful contrast shaped by history and identity. Once united under the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth, the two nations today express distinct cultural characters. As the landscape shifts from Poland’s broad plains to Lithuania’s forests and lakes, so too does the atmosphere, offering a quiet reflection of their shared past and individual evolution.

Day 4: VILNIUSBaroque Masterpiece Start your adventure this morning with a sightseeing tour to get acquainted with Vilnius’s UNESCO-listed Old Town. Follow your Local Guide through the narrow winding streets, along the way view important landmarks including the castle and Gediminas Tower. Visit Cathedral Square and the Old University. Enjoy free time this afternoon and evening to experience more of Vilnius and try some local flavors. (B)

TOUR HIGHLIGHT
Vilnius is renowned for its beautifully preserved Old Town, one of the largest in Europe, and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Wandering through its cobbled streets reveals a fascinating blend of architectural styles, reflecting the city’s rich cultural history and vibrant creative spirit. At its heart stands Vilnius University, one of the oldest in Central and Eastern Europe, whose historic courtyards and libraries add to the city’s unique intellectual and architectural charm.

Day 5: VILNIUS-RIGA, LATVIABaltic Pearl Enjoy a morning scenic drive, first stop at the “Hill of Crosses” memorial site; a revered pilgrimage landmark boasting over 200,000 crosses, each standing as a powerful symbol of peace, hope, and defiance in the face of Soviet religious persecution. Cross the border into Latvia, and continue to Riga, the capital city, located on the Baltic coast. Later this afternoon, enjoy free time to start getting acquainted with this historic and charming city. (B,D)

TOUR HIGHLIGHT
With one of the finest collections of Art Nouveau architecture in Europe, Riga has earned its place on the UNESCO World Heritage List. The cityscape is further enriched by its remarkably well preserved medieval buildings, creating a striking contrast of styles. Shaped by centuries of Hanseatic, Swedish, and Russian influence, Riga has evolved into a dynamic cultural hub where history and creativity seamlessly intertwine.

Day 6: RIGATasty Treats This morning, join your Local Guide for a sightseeing tour. Enjoy views of the Freedom Monument and Art Nouveau District, plus a walking tour along the cobbled lanes in the Old Town. [LF] Get a taste for tradition with a coffee cake and Riga Balsam tasting. (B)

TOUR HIGHLIGHT
Latvia’s famed Black Balsam is as rich in legend as it is in flavor. First created in the 18th century, this dark herbal liqueur is said to have been crafted by an apothecary who blended local botanicals to produce a tonic believed to restore strength and vitality. Over time, it became a beloved national symbol, often shared during celebrations or on cold winter evenings—served neat, with coffee, or even warmed into comforting drinks—offering a true taste of Riga’s heritage in every sip.

Day 7: RIGA-TALLINN, ESTONIACity of Spires Start your day with a scenic drive along the Gulf of Riga before crossing the border into Estonia, the most northern Baltic country, and reach Tallinn, its capital city, with its stunning skyline of spires. Spend the remainder of the day at leisure, strolling the charming streets, browsing the stores, and sampling local specialties. (B)

TOUR HIGHLIGHT
Behind the beautiful facade of this medieval, coastal gem, lies an entrepreneurial and pioneering society. Combining an exciting mix of old and new, Tallinn is the capital city of one of the most digitally advanced countries in the world and has gained the accolade of being the “Silicon Valley of Europe” due to its thriving technological businesses.

Day 8: TALLINNStorybook Settings Follow your Local Guide this morning to discover the Hanseatic Old Town of Tallinn. Admire the Lühike Jalg Gate, the merchant houses, the medieval walls, and the Town Hall. Visit the impressive Alexander Nevsky Cathedral. Enjoy free time this afternoon. Perhaps explore St. Catherine’s Passage and browse the artisan shops or try a traditional Estonian pastry in a charming cellar café. This evening, join your travel companions for a farewell dinner. (B,D)

TOUR HIGHLIGHT
Alexander Nevsky Cathedral is one of Tallinn’s most iconic landmarks, its striking onion domes rising prominently above Toompea Hill. Built in the late 19th century, this grand Orthodox cathedral is richly adorned with intricate mosaics and gilded details. Inside, the scent of incense and the glow of candlelight create a serene, almost timeless atmosphere, offering visitors a glimpse into Estonia’s complex history and spiritual heritage.

Day 9: TALLINNSafe Travels Until We Meet Again! Your vacation ends with breakfast this morning. (B)

Featured Destinations

Warsaw

Vilnius

Vilnius is the capital of Lithuania and one of the country's oldest cities. It stretches along both banks of the fast flowing Neris River, and is set among hills pine forests. Vilnius is very old city indeed. The honor for founding Vilnius is justly given to Gediminas (a Lithuanian Duke) in the year 1323. Having declared Vilnius his "royal town", Gediminas created the conditions for its subsequent growth as the political, economical and cultural center of Lithuania. The fortress on Castle Hill was used for defense purposes and was called the Upper Castle.
Following the craftsmen in other European towns at the end of the 15th century, Vilnius craftsmen began to join together by professions into guilds. Many Catholic churches and monasteries appeared in the town. Stone buildings sprang up inside the Lower Castle. The new Cathedral was among them. Crafts and trade continued to develop in the 16th century. Many beautiful new buildings in the late Gothic and Renaissance style appeared in the town. The most significant event in the cultural life of 16th century Lithuania was the founding of the Vilnius Academy in 1579, which was endowed with the rights and privileges of a university. In 1795 Vilnius became the center of a new gubernia consisting of the lands annexed to the Russian Empire. A number of new Classical style buildings were built, including the Cathedral, which had been reconstructed at the end of the 18th century, a new town hall, and the Governor-Generals' Palace. In 1860, a railway, the first in Lithuania, crossed Vilnius and connected with St. Petersburg and Warsaw.

During World War I Vilnius was occupied by the Kaiser's troops for three and a half years. On 16 February, 1918, Lithuanian Council in Vilnius proclaimed an independent Lithuanian Republic. In the autumn of 1920, Vilnius and the region to which it belonged were occupied by Poland. On October 10th, 1939, Lithuania and the Soviet Union signed a treaty on mutual aid, in accordance with which Vilnius and the Vilnius Region were returned to Lithuania. In 1940, Vilnius became the capital of Soviet Lithuania, which meant it was an administrative center of occupied Lithuania.

On March 11th, 1990, the Supreme Council restored Lithuania's independence.

Riga

Tallinn

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