Baku Tour

Istanbul - Berlin We meet at the international departures terminal of Istanbul Airport three hours before the flight. After luggage and ticket procedures, we board Turkish Airlines flight TK1721 to Berlin. Upon our arrival in Berlin, we transfer to our private bus waiting at the airport and set off for a panoramic city tour. First, we visit the Brandenburg Gate, one of the city’s symbols. Next, we see Checkpoint Charlie, the most significant crossing point that divided Berlin into East and West during the Cold War, and the East Side Gallery, where 101 murals created by artists from around the world express themes of peace, freedom of expression, hope, humanity, and anti-war sentiments on a 1316-meter section of the Berlin Wall. Other sights include Rotes Rathaus (Berlin City Hall) and Fernsehturm (TV Tower) at Alexanderplatz. After the tour, we head to our hotel in the evening, and after check-in, you have free time to relax.

Warsaw After enjoying breakfast at the hotel, we will depart for Warsaw. Since the great Krakow Fire, Warsaw has served as the capital of Poland and is a city that has experienced significant cultural and scientific developments. Despite the German occupation and the 1944 Warsaw Uprising, this city has been rapidly rebuilt. We will visit the 4 km long Royal Route, Łazienki Park, and the oldest part of the capital, Warsaw Old Town. The Old Town, which is on the UNESCO World Heritage List, enchants its visitors with its historical texture and vibrant atmosphere. After our tour, we will head back to the hotel in the evening, and after check-in, you will have free time to relax.

Warsaw - Trakai - Vilnius After our breakfast, we complete our hotel check-out and set off towards Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania. On the way, we stop by the medieval town of Trakai. One of the most distinctive features of Trakai is the coexistence and preservation of communities from different nationalities, including Karaites, Tatars, Lithuanians, Russians, and Poles. We visit the most famous castle in Lithuania, Trakai Castle, located in the middle of Lake Trakai. After taking plenty of photos with the lake view, we arrive in Vilnius in the evening and have free time to relax after the check-in process.

Vilnius - Riga After our breakfast, we complete our check-out procedures from the hotel and set off for our city tour of Vilnius. Vilnius is home to over 1200 medieval structures and 48 large churches. Founded by Grand Duke Gediminas in 1323 along the banks of the Neris River, our tour will include sights such as Cathedral Square, Vilnius Cathedral, Gediminas Tower, Gediminas Monument, St. Peter and St. Paul Church, St. Anne's Church, the Amber Gallery, and Subacius Hill. We will also have the opportunity to see the Gates of Dawn, which is considered an important symbol of Vilnius. At the end of our tour, we will head towards Riga, the capital of Latvia. Enjoying the impressive nature of the Baltics along the way, we will have a pleasant journey. In the evening, we arrive in Riga, and after completing our check-in procedures, we will have free time to relax.

Riga - Sigulda - Jurmala - Riga After our breakfast, we will complete our hotel check-out and set off for our city tour of Riga. We will begin our tour by exploring the Old City (Inner City), a UNESCO World Heritage Site that reflects the enchanting historical atmosphere of Riga. Walking through the streets of the Old City, we will witness the city's deep history. The Old City is the cultural heart of Riga, with its medieval buildings and narrow streets. Our next stop will be the Freedom Monument, one of Riga's most important symbols. The Freedom Monument symbolizes Latvia's struggle for independence. Standing at 42 meters tall, this monument was built in 1935 and serves as a reminder of the Latvian people's fight for freedom. Next, we will visit the Three Brothers, one of Riga's oldest structures, dating back to the 15th century. These buildings are important examples that showcase Riga's architectural development, with each reflecting a different period. Today, they serve as museums that carry traces of Riga's architectural past. Our next stop is the Riga Cathedral (Riga Katedrali), which began construction in 1211 and is the largest cathedral in the Baltic region.

Riga - Tallinn After checking out of the hotel, we set off towards Tallinn, the capital of Estonia. Upon our arrival in Tallinn, we begin exploring the Tallinn Old Town. The Old Town, with its medieval structures, narrow cobblestone streets, and impressive walls, forms the historical heart of Tallinn. During this tour, we will visit some of the city's most important landmarks. First, we will discover Toompea Hill, one of the highest points in Tallinn. From here, we will have a panoramic view of the city and see the Estonian Parliament Building, a symbol of Estonia's struggle for independence. Next, we will visit the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, one of Tallinn's most striking buildings. Built in 1900, this magnificent cathedral boasts a stunning appearance with its Russian Byzantine architecture and elegant interior decor. Our next stop will be the Town Hall Square. This medieval square is considered the heart of Tallinn and is notable for its historic shops, Town Hall, and the city's oldest pharmacy. Finally, we will visit St. Olaf's Church.

Tallinn - Helsinki - Tallinn After enjoying breakfast at the hotel, we set off for our tour of Helsinki and board the ferry heading to Helsinki. Crossing the Baltic Sea, we arrive in the capital of Finland, Helsinki. During our city tour in Helsinki, we will explore the most important symbolic points of the city. First, we will visit Senate Square. This square is one of the most magnificent areas of Helsinki, famous for its historic buildings and Helsinki Cathedral. Next, we will visit the Uspenski Cathedral, another significant religious structure in the city. Built in the Russian Orthodox style, this cathedral is the largest Orthodox church in the city and is notable for its impressive domes. Then, we will head to Market Square, Helsinki's famous shopping and social hub. This place is known for its colorful stalls selling fresh seafood and handmade souvenirs. After a fulfilling tour of Helsinki, we return to Tallinn by ferry in the afternoon. Arrival at our hotel and free time to relax.

Tallinn - Istanbul After enjoying breakfast at the hotel, we will depart to visit the Rocca al Mare Open Air Museum, located near Tallinn. This museum offers a wonderful opportunity to explore Estonia's rural life, traditional village houses, and cultural heritage. Here, we will have the chance to closely observe past lifestyles and significant elements of Estonia's history. Next, we will see the panoramic view of Kadriorg Palace. This magnificent Baroque palace, built by Peter the Great, captivates us with its elegant architecture, stunning gardens, and the museum collections it houses. After our tour, we will transfer to the airport and head back to Istanbul. We look forward to reuniting on another journey where you will create unforgettable memories…