Day 1: Arrive in Berlin

● Embark on an international flight to Berlin with a layover.
● Upon arrival, you’ll be picked up and delivered to your hotel for a well-deserved rest.
- Cities: Berlin

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● Embark on an international flight to Berlin with a layover.
● Upon arrival, you’ll be picked up and delivered to your hotel for a well-deserved rest.

● After breakfast, enjoy a city tour of Berlin. Some highlights include: the Brandenburg Gate, The Victory Column, The Berlin Wall, The Reichstag Building, and The Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe.
Did you know: Berlin is one of the greenest cities in Europe with over 2,500 parks and gardens. Tiergarten, Berlin’s central park, is one of the largest urban parks in Germany.

● After breakfast, travel to Copenhagen, known for its blend of historic charm and modern innovation.
● Start at Langelinie Park, where the Little Mermaid statue, inspired by Hans Christian Andersen’s fairytale, stands. Then visit Gefion Fountain, an impressive depiction of the Norse goddess driving oxen.
● See the main residence of the Danish royal family, Amalienborg Palace, famous for its Royal Guard ceremony.
● Finally, wander through the vibrant canal district of Nyhavn, known for its 17th and 18th-century townhouses and wooden ships as well as vibrant restaurants and bars.
TTG Tip: Try a smørrebrød. These traditional open-faced sandwiches are typically made with rye bread and topped with a variety of ingredients such as pickled herring, shrimp, roast beef, liver pâté, and various garnishes like onions, capers, and fresh herbs.

● After breakfast, transfer to the hotel for your flight to Tallinn, the capital of Estonia.
● Tour the medieval Tallinn Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, including the following sites: Kohtuotsa and Patkuli Viewing Platforms, St. Olaf’s Church Tower, Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, and St. Nicholas Church.
* Note: Your Tallinn tour may be adjusted to the following morning, depending on the time.
Did you know: Tallinn was established in the 13th century and became a center of the Hanseatic League through the 16th century. UNESCO considers it an exceptionally complete and well-preserved medieval trading city.

● After a hotel breakfast, we’ll head out for Pärnu, a charming seaside city known as the “Summer Capital of Estonia.” See the following highlights: Red Tower, St. Elizabeth’s Church, and White Beach (Pärnu Beach).
● We’ll continue on to Riga and spend the night there.
TTG Tip: Pärnu is renowned for its spas and wellness centers, offering a variety of treatments, including mud baths and massages. It's a great place to unwind and rejuvenate.

● After breakfast, explore Riga including St. Peter’s Church, an iconic Gothic landmark constructed in the 13th century. The most notable feature is a Baroque tower added in the 17th century.
● Then wander through Riga Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its well-preserved medieval architecture. The narrow, winding streets are lined with colorful buildings, charming squares, and historic landmarks.
● We’ll head out to Vilnius to spend the night.
TTG Tip: Wear comfortable shoes as the cobblestone streets in Riga Old Town can be uneven. Take your time to explore the many hidden courtyards and alleys.

● Tour Vilnius after breakfast, including the below highlights: Gediminas Tower, St. Anne’s Church, Vilnius Cathedral, and Trakai Castle.
● Then we’ll head to the second-largest city in Lithuania, Kaunas.
Did you know: Vilnius is often called the "Baroque capital" of Eastern Europe due to its stunning Baroque buildings. However, it also boasts a rich array of architectural styles, including Gothic, Renaissance, and Neoclassical.

● After breakfast, visit the Lithuanian Open-Air Museum and Kaunas Castle.
● Proceed to Olsztyn.
TTG Tip: Kaunas Castle is located near the confluence of the Neman and Neris rivers, providing a picturesque setting for a leisurely walk after your visit.

● Enjoy breakfast in Olsztyn, a city in northeastern Poland known for its beautiful Old Town, Gothic architecture, and the Olsztyn Castle.
● Head out to the beach town of Sopot, known for its wide sandy beaches and the longest wooden pier in Europe, stretching over 500 meters into the Baltic Sea.
● After visiting the beach, proceed to Gdańsk, a historical port city. Explore the Royal Route, a historic path in the heart of Old Town. Then check out Ulica Mariacka, which is referred to as Amber Street, for its numerous amber shops and galleries.
Did you know: Amber is known as “Baltic gold” and has been an important part of Gdańsk’s economy for centuries.

● Today we’ll explore Toruń, a medieval town in Poland.
● Visit Copernicus House, the Gingerbread Museum, and Toruń’s Medieval Old Town.
Did you know: The village was relatively undamaged during WWII, which makes Toruń one of the best-preserved medieval towns in Poland. And, it is home to the Piwnice Astronomical Observatory, which has one of the largest radio telescopes in Central Europe.

● After breakfast, explore Poznań, starting with City Hall and continuing on to Old Market Square.
● Then continue on to the city of Wrocław.
TTG Tip: Take time to explore the many side streets and alleys around the square for hidden gems and quaint shops. Try out a famous St. Martin’s croissant, a sweet pastry filled with white poppy seeds and almonds.

● After breakfast, explore Wrocław, a city known as the “Venice of the North,” due to its many waterways.
● Start at the historic Market Square, one of the largest and most beautiful in Europe.
● Then marvel at Centennial Hall, a UNESCO World Heritage Site built in 1913 and a pioneering example of reinforced concrete architecture.
● Enjoy free time to find Wrocław’s hidden gnomes, called krasnale. There are around 400 small bronze gnome statues, each with its own story.
TTG Tip: Pick up a gnome map from a tourist information center or download an app. The gnomes are an unofficial symbol of the city and a fun way to wander the streets. They were originally a form of protest by the anti-Soviet Orange Alternative movement in the 1980’s.

● After breakfast, visit Auschwitz II-Birkenau, the largest of the Nazi concentration and extermination camps.
● Continue on to Kraków.
TTG Tip: Remember to dress and behave respectfully, as this is a solemn and sacred place. Prepare yourself for an emotionally intense experience.

● Tour Kraków, starting in the Old Town where the Main Market Square offers a bustling hub of activity. The square is the largest medieval town square in Europe, dating back to the 13th century.
● Then visit St. Mary’s Basilica, a Gothic church famous for its stunning altar and hourly trumpet call.
● Then head 14km away to the Wieliczka Salt Mine, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and a mine that’s been in operation since the 13th century. It features underground chapels, sculptures, and carvings all made of salt.
Did you know: Kraków’s Old Town was one of the first sites on the UNESCO World Heritage list in 1978.

● After breakfast at the hotel, drive to Warsaw, and visit the Marie Curie Museum, the former home of the renowned Polish physicist and chemist. The museum displays various artifacts, including Curie’s scientific instruments, personal belongings, and documents.
● At 3:00 p.m., embark on a tour of Warsaw’s Old Town, starting at the Mermaid Statue, a symbol of the city that’s featured on its coat of arms. Then view the exterior of the University of Warsaw, Chopin Park (Łazienki Park), the Royal Castle, the Copernicus Statue, the Palace of Culture and Science, the exterior of the Holy Cross Church, and St. John’s Archcathedral.
● Dinner tonight will be arranged at a traditional Russian restaurant.
TTG Tip: Don’t forget to try local Polish dishes at one of Warsaw’s many restaurants. Traditional dishes include pierogi (dumplings), bigos (hunter’s stew), and placki ziemniaczane (potato pancakes).

● Your grand, luxurious Nordic and Baltic adventure draws to a close.
● Enjoy a hassle-free ride to the airport with our transfer service, ensuring you're on time for your flight home.
Currency
Germany: Euro (EUR)
Demark: Danish Krone (DKK)
Poland: Polish Złoty (PLN)
Electricity
Germany, Denmark, and Poland all use 230V at 50Hz. Germany and Poland use plug types C and F (Poland also uses type E), while Denmark uses plug types C, E, and K. Travelers from regions with 110–120V systems should bring a voltage converter if needed, along with the correct plug adapters.
EtiquetteWhen traveling in Germany, Denmark, and Poland, greet with a handshake and maintain eye contact. Punctuality, politeness, and respect for personal space are important in all three countries. Use formal titles unless invited to do otherwise, dress modestly in religious or cultural sites, and show respect for traditions and local customs.
AccessibilitySome tours are not suitable for mobility-restricted traveler, however, some operators may be able to accommodate special requests. For more information, please contact our customer support team.
Language
Germany: German is the official language. English is widely spoken in major cities, tourist areas, and among younger generations.
Demark: Danish is the official language. English is widely spoken across the country.
Poland: Polish is the official language. English is spoken in larger cities and tourist areas, but less common in rural regions.
HealthConsult a healthcare professional for recommended vaccinations and health precautions.
Travel Restrictions: Goods & Items
Learn more about customs rules and travel regulations when traveling to Germany, Denmark, and Poland. Travelers can find updated information on entry restrictions, prohibited items, and duty-free allowances by visiting the official German Customs website, the Danish Customs website, and the Polish Customs (National Revenue Administration) website.
Germany Weather
Spring: 5°C to 15°C (41°F to 59°F).
Summer: 15°C to 25°C (59°F to 77°F).
Fall: 5°C to 15°C (41°F to 59°F).
Winter: -5°C to 5°C (23°F to 41°F).
Denmark Weather
Spring: 5–12°C (41–54°F).
Summer: 17–22°C (63–72°F).
Fall: 10–16°C (50–61°F).
Winter: 0–5°C (32–41°F).
Poland Weather
Spring: 7–17°C (45–63°F).
Summer: 17–27°C (63–81°F).
Fall: 7–15°C (45–59°F).
Winter: -3–3°C (27–37°F).
Germany, Estonia, Denmark, Latvia, Lithuania & Poland Visa Requirements (Updated 2025):
● U.S., Canada, Mexico, and Australia passport holders: No visa required for tourism or business stays up to 90 days in any 180-day period.
● All six countries are part of the Schengen Area. Starting in late 2026, ETIAS travel authorization will be required for visa-exempt travelers, including the above nationalities.
Passport Requirements
● Must be valid for at least 3 months beyond your intended departure date from the Schengen Area.
● Must have at least one blank page for entry stamp.
ETIAS Information
● Apply online through the official ETIAS website (launch expected in 2026).
● Keep an electronic and printed copy of your ETIAS approval for entry.
Important Notes
● Ensure all application details match your passport exactly to avoid delays or entry refusal.
● Stays are cumulative across all Schengen countries—time spent in one counts toward the 90-day total.
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