PRIBALTIAN PRIZKA – Riga, Tallinn, Vilnius, Kaunas, Trakai

Breakfast. A panoramic tour of Riga - the largest city in the Baltics, successor of the Hanseatic League, with more than 800 years of history. The tour will start from the central boulevards of the city and the neighborhood with Art Nouveau buildings from the early 20th century, past the Opera House and the Old Town - a real walk through time, the Romanesque Cathedral - the largest in the Baltics, St. Peter's Church at the top with a golden weathercock, the Three Brothers - three of the oldest houses in Riga built side by side, the buildings of the Great and Little Guild - the Great Guild house was once the centre of Riga's commercial life, created by the wealthier merchants to distinguish themselves from the craftsmen and shopkeepers who in turn created the Small Guild, an asymmetrical building topped with a dome on one side and a pointed top on the other, the Swedish Gate, Riga's old castle, which began life as the headquarters of the Livonian Order and today serves as the residence of the Latvian president, and many restored historic buildings housing cosy cafés, restaurants and souvenir shops. The historic centre of the city is listed by UNESCO. Departure to Tallinn. Overnight.

Breakfast. Programme in Tallinn, the capital of Estonia. Located on the southern shores of the Gulf of Finland. A walk in the old town, which has preserved its 15th-century urban plan, with administrative and church buildings, residential homes, warehouses that belonged to wealthy citizens, the 13th-century Toompea Castle, today the seat of the Parliament, the Russian Orthodox Alexander Nevsky Cathedral and the Gothic St. Mary's Cathedral, the Town Hall Square with the oldest pharmacy in Europe, the St. Catherine's Passage for craftsmen. Departure to Riga. Overnight.

Breakfast. Departure to Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania. A roadside stop in the country's second largest city, medieval Kaunas, located in central Lithuania at the mouth of the Neris River. Kaunas is not only a city with old traditions, but also a major university and business centre. The old town has concentrated extremely important ancient architectural monuments. The church of St. Francis Xavier, the Jesuit monastery, the Perkunas House - one of the most original Gothic buildings in Lithuania, the church of St. Vytautas and others. Walk along the main pedestrian street of Kaunas, where the main business and entertainment venues are concentrated. Visit the church and monastery of Pazaislis - considered the most impressive example of late Baroque in Eastern Europe. Departure and overnight in Vilnius area.

Breakfast. A tour of Vilnius - the "Baroque heart of the Baltics", the largest architectural complex of Eastern Europe, listed by UNESCO. We will pass by the Cathedral Square, a favourite meeting place of the city's inhabitants, the monument of Gediminas, the unique Gothic Cathedral of St. Anna", the Jewish quarter, the oldest Christian church in the country - the Orthodox "Pyatnitskaya Church", where Peter I baptized Pushkin's great-grandfather. You will cross the square in front of the town hall and reach the fortress wall and the "Gates of Dawn", where the miraculous icon of St. You will see the Church of the Dawn.

Afternoon optional excursion to the ancient capital of Lithuania - Trakai. The city's main attraction is the famous Trakai Castle, located on an island in the middle of Lake Galvė. It is the only island castle in Eastern Europe that houses a historical museum depicting the times of Grand Duke Vytautas, when the country's borders stretched from the Baltic to the Black Sea. Overnight in Riga.

Breakfast. Transfer to the airport for your 11:40 flight to Sofia. Arrival at 14:15.