① Line: If you choose option 1, with a relaxed and happy mood, and a bag full of unlimited expectations, the distinguished guests will gather at the airport by themselves, and the transoceanic flight will take you to Stockholm.
① Line:Today we will arrive atStockholm, the capital of Sweden, the tour guide will wait for your arrival at the airport and transfer to the hotel to rest after dinner.
② line: If you choose option 2, go to your home or starting pointhelsinki。
① Line:After breakfast, go for city sightseeing with the guests of line A (Nordic Three Countries + Iceland itinerary): visit the Stockholm City Hall where the Nobel Prize’s highest-profile dinner and dance is held, and then visit the Warsaw Warship Museum. Then visit the Old Town of Stockholm, which is the largest and most complete medieval town in Europe. Strolling along the narrow cobbled streets and standing among the medieval buildings, you feel like you have traveled back hundreds of years in time, including the Swedish Royal Palace (outside) and the changing of the guard ceremony. Take a cruise to Helsinki.
② Line:Upon arrival in Helsinki, the capital of Finland, your tour guide will wait for you at the airport and transfer to your hotel to rest after dinner.
Today our tour guide will first go to the pier to pick him up① Line and the three Nordic countries + Iceland (Line A)Itinerary guests, then goThe hotel picks up passengers from Group B Line 2
Itinerary:
Helsinki Cathedral - Parliament Square - Rock Church - Sibelius Park - South Pier Open Market
After breakfast, tour Helsinki city.
helsinki cathedral- This is a Lutheran church that was completed in 1852 after 30 years. It is located on Senate Square. There are many Russian-style buildings from the 19th century around the square, fully revealing the rich Russian style.
rock church- is a landmark building in downtown Helsinki. It is a church built by exploding a whole piece of rock. It has an ingenious and unique concept. It is also the only church in the world that is built in a rock. If it is requisitioned by the government or there are music activities in the church, the appearance will be changed.
Sibelius Park -A major attraction in Helsinki, the park features the giant pipe organ monument and the Sibelius portrait sculpture placed on the red rock as its two main landscapes. It is not only the center of Helsinki's civic activities, but also the best place to appreciate neoclassical architecture. In the center of the square is a bronze statue of Tsar Alexander II, built in 1894 to commemorate the full autonomy he granted Finland.
South Pier Open Air Market-A place where local residents and tourists gather. Fresh fruits and vegetables of the season are sold here, and all kinds of specialties are available. Large luxury cruise ships bound for Sweden, Russia and other countries are moored at the pier. You can also sit at the outdoor cafe, enjoy the sea breeze, look out at the sea view, and experience the local life.
Itinerary:
Helsinki-Tallinn: 10:30-12:30 (Cruise)
After breakfast, take a cruise to visit Tallinn, the capital of Estonia. Tallinn is an ancient city with a history of more than 800 years and is one of the smallest capitals in Europe. In 1997, the ancient city of Tallinn was included in the United Nations World Heritage List. This romantic town adjacent to the Baltic Sea means "waterside dweller" in Baltic. As the name suggests, you will feel the fairy-tale tranquility and comfort all the time when you are there.
Tallinn Old Town - Although the Old Town of Tallinn has experienced hundreds of years of natural erosion and war, it is still quite well preserved. A 2-kilometer-long city wall tightly surrounds the ancient city. A dozen umbrella-shaped spire bunkers are scattered around the ancient city, like guards guarding this fairy tale town.
Tallinn City Hall, built in the early 14th century, is a Gothic building located next to Raekoja Plats. Since 1530, Tallinn's symbol Thomas the Guardian has stood on the roof of the city hall. When you climb to the top floor, you can overlook the whole city.
Tallinn is declared one of the World Cultural Heritage Sites by UNESCO.
Itinerary:parnu bay
After breakfast at the hotel, drive to Parnu, the popular summer capital of Estonia.
Arriving at Parnu, you can have a panoramic view of the charming Parnu Bay, with its warm sea water and soft sandy beach. You can sightsee in the town and walk on the white beach. Then drive to Paris-Riga in the north.
Itinerary:
Hill of Crosses - Lake Trakai Castle
After breakfast, drive to Vilnius for about 3.5 hours. After arriving, we will go for city sightseeing and stroll through the old town. Lithuania’s shocking and awe-inspiring landscape is the Hill of Crosses. Two hump-like hills are covered with thousands of crosses. Each cross represents the unyielding spirit, the noble soul and the national character of silent struggle. Climb the Hill of Crosses for a panoramic view of the old city. Pass by and visit the medieval Gothic-style Trakai Lake Castle. The castle is made of pink bricks and looks like a pink elf standing in the lake. It is filled with a mysterious and romantic atmosphere.
Itinerary:
kaunas-klaipeda
After breakfast, drive to Kaunas, the ancient capital, to experience the unique style of the Baltic Sea town. After lunch, proceed to the Lithuanian coastal city of Klaipeda, the birthplace of amber, known as the "Baltic Gold".
Itinerary:
Hill of Crosses Ruins - Rundal Palace and Gardens
After breakfast, we headed to the Cross Hill ruins in northern Lithuania. There is a small hill in a deserted place. There are crosses of various sizes, shapes and colors erected on the hill. They are eye-catching in design and quantity. Then proceed to the most typical Baroque and Rococo style building in Latvia - Lundal Palace and Gardens, which is the summer residence of the monarchs of the principalities of Courland and Semilia.
After breakfast, free time, then go to the airport to check in for your return flight according to your flight, ending the trip.
Or travel to Nordic Line C destination Prague (Czech Republic)
Continue to participate in our [Nordic Line C---Dream Tour of 7 Eastern European and Balkan Countries]. Please select and pay when booking the group, otherwise it cannot be arranged.
Seat selection and payment instructions
1. Applicable seating range
"Preferred seats" usually refer to the front row area in the bus compartment (specifically based on the actual seat distribution on the bus that day). These seats enjoy a wider field of view, a more convenient boarding and alighting experience, and a relatively comfortable riding space.
2.Charging standards
(1) Itinerary of 8 days or less: USD 12/person/day
(2) Itinerary of more than 8 days: USD 15/person/day
The fee will be calculated on a daily basis based on the total number of days of the trip and will be charged once upon registration.
3. Reservation rules
(1) Voluntary choice: All tour participants can voluntarily choose whether to purchase preferred seat services when registering based on their own needs.
(2) First-come-first-served: The number of preferred seats is limited. Usually for models with 15 seats or above, the first three rows belong to the paid area. Confirmation is based on payment order, while stocks last.
(3) Priority for traveling together: If traveling companions (same order) need to book preferred seats at the same time, we will try our best to arrange adjacent seats.
4. Precautions
(1) The preferred seat fee does not include any other service content, but only the priority of seat location.
(2) If the car needs to be replaced due to weather, road conditions, vehicle scheduling, etc., we will try our best to provide a seat arrangement of equal value or refund the corresponding fee based on the actual number of days affected.
(3) For passengers who have not purchased this service, we will allocate other seats for free in rotation order, and try to ensure that the seats of traveling companions are adjacent to each other.
5.Refund policy
(1) If the order is canceled more than 7 days before the start of the trip, the preferred seat fee will be fully refunded;
(2) If canceled 3-7 days before the trip, 50% of the fee will be refunded;
(3) If canceled within 3 days before the trip, no refund will be given.
Itinerary instructions
Special instructions:
1. The above itinerary sequence, attractions, flights and accommodation locations may be temporarily changed, modified or replaced. The final itinerary is subject to the itinerary confirmed by our company before departure;
2. Our company reserves the right to change the itinerary and add price differences due to factors such as airlines, visas, governments, weather, etc.;
3. The flight numbers and times listed in the itinerary are for reference only, and reasonable adjustments will be made based on the actual situation;
Travel information
1. Gathering and boarding requirements
(1) All tour group members must gather on time and depart on time. Please arrive at the pick-up location 15 minutes in advance. Our company's tour bus will not wait. If you fail to gather and set off at the agreed time and location, or fail to join midway, you will be deemed to have given up automatically and the fee will not be refunded.
(2) The pick-up and drop-off times stated in the tour notice are all estimated times, and the specific pick-up and drop-off locations are subject to confirmation by the company. If due to traffic conditions or other special circumstances, our company's bus cannot arrive at the boarding location on time or the time is temporarily changed, our company will notify you in time, so please be patient.
2. Vehicle and luggage requirements
(1) Passenger buses are divided into three types: buses, minibuses and minibuses. Generally, buses have luggage compartments dedicated to storing luggage, while minibuses and minibuses have relatively smaller spaces for luggage storage. In view of the limited space in the luggage compartment of the bus, it is recommended not to carry too much luggage when traveling. Our company will arrange vehicles according to the final group size, ensuring one person per person.
(2) In order to avoid overcrowding in front of the scenic spots, the bus parking areas in most cities are far away from the scenic spots, and drivers are not allowed to park casually. Violators will be subject to heavy fines. If necessary, the pick-up and drop-off location may be some distance away from the attraction. Please understand.
3. Safety tips for taking a bus
(1) Smoking in the car is prohibited.
(2) Please do not bring prohibited items.
(3) Do not fiddle with anything on the car at will to avoid unnecessary damage.
(4) During the temporary stop of the bus, obey the tour guide’s arrangements and do not stay away from the group.
(5) When group members get off the bus for sightseeing, dining, or shopping, please close the windows of the tour vehicle and carry your valuables with you. The travel agency is not responsible for any loss or theft.
(6) Due to the long journey time and heavy vehicle loads, if the car breaks down and affects the itinerary, the travel agency will quickly take remedial measures and ask the group members to actively cooperate.
