Baltic Cruise Destination

Baltic cruise holidays allow passengers to enjoy the very best of this scenic region. Combining, culture, history, incredible architecture and some of the most famous cities in the world, including Copenhagen and St. Petersburg,

Baltic cruises offer visitors a wealth of things to see and do. Whether you want to enjoy the art galleries and medieval streets of Oslo, discover the hidden secrets of the Estonian Capital, Tallinn, or shop in the designer boutiques of Stockholm, a Baltic cruise could be the perfect destination. Gdansk in Poland is one of the ports of call and the old town has been significantly restored to make the most of its Renaissance-style architecture. Baltic Cruises normally include trips to Denmark, Finland, Poland, Russia and Sweden, and top attractions include: The Amalienborg Palace in Copenhagen, which has been home to the Danish royal family since the 18th Century. Guided tours of several period rooms is available plus a tour of the costume gallery. In Helsinki, The Suomenlinna is an 18th Century Fortress, which was built in the 1740s to safeguard the city against Russian attacks, and was constructed on a group of six islands outside the city´s harbour. Suomenlinna now houses museums, gardens, cafes and restaurants. If you plan to stop off in St. Petersburg, Russia, make sure you visit St. Isaac´s Cathedral, which boasts panoramic views over the city.