Day 1 / 8: Stockholm -Sweden
In the middle of 13th century, Stockholm was established as a fortress. With the passing of time, the once fortress grew up to become a town which spread to islands nearby. It eventually became Sweden’s capital. Stockholm is situated in the meeting point of Lake Malaren and Baltic Sea. It is a city known for its unparalled beauty. It is lined with many parks, squares and boulevards surrounded by trees as well as splendid views of water.
Day 2 / 8: Cruising
Try the activities on board. Frolic, shop, dine. Or just simply relax and enjoy the sea.
Day 3 / 8: Visby, Sweden
Visby is the gateway to Gotland, Sweden’s most enticing resort island. It has been popular for trading during the Viking Age. With its unique atmosphere, you can feel the old centuries. There are many churches on the island that were built in the 13th century and are still serving the people. The place is blessed with pristine sandy beaches, meadows, and moors.
Day 4 / 8: Tallinn, Estonia
Tallin is among those ancient cities of Baltic Sea. It is also Estonia’s capital. Founded in 1154 its Old Town had remained unchanged, making it one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. It is near to Rotermann area. The present day Talin is lined with many parks, sports centers, museums, cafes and hotels. Designated as European Capital of Culture, Talinn has been the center of many national events. Talinn is truly a must-see destination for many travelers.
Day 5 / 8: St. Petersburg, Russia
A masterpiece of architecture, St. Petersburg is a city that expresses the soul of Russia. The city’s history is rooted back to 1703 Peter the Great built a fortress. It started on the banks of a river called Neva, from which a new city emerged in the year 1712. Today, you will see glorious cathedrals, facades and grand residences along the canals. The lovely parks and squares in the splendid city were designed by Italian and French architects. It is considered as the most stunning city in Russia having influenced greatly by the Europeans.
Day 6 / 8: St. Petersburg, Russia
A masterpiece of architecture, St. Petersburg is a city that expresses the soul of Russia. The city’s history is rooted back to 1703 Peter the Great built a fortress. It started on the banks of a river called Neva, from which a new city emerged in the year 1712. Today, you will see glorious cathedrals, facades and grand residences along the canals. The lovely parks and squares in the splendid city were designed by Italian and French architects. It is considered as the most stunning city in Russia having influenced greatly by the Europeans.
Day 7 / 8: Helsinki, Finland
The beaming capital of Finland, Helsinki’s elegance resonates from its splendid architecture, beautiful gardens and parks in the harbors. Helsinki is a good mixture of old and new styles, past and present. Here you can see architecture of medieval and neoclassical ages blending with the ultra modern architecture of many Finnish masters.
Day 8 / 8: Stockholm, Sweden
In the middle of 13th century, Stockholm was established as a fortress. With the passing of time, the once fortress grew up to become a town which spread to islands nearby. It eventually became Sweden’s capital. Stockholm is situated in the meeting point of Lake Malaren and Baltic Sea. It is a city known for its unparalled beauty. It is lined with many parks, squares and boulevards surrounded by trees as well as splendid views of water.
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