LET International Presents: Tailormade Trips to
The Baltics - Lithuania, Latvia & Estonia
OVERVIEW
The Baltic States—Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia—offer an enchanting combination of history, culture, and natural beauty in Northeastern Europe. Lithuania, the largest and most populous, is known for its vibrant capital, Vilnius, a city of stunning Baroque architecture and rich cultural heritage. Highlights include the Vilnius Castle Complex, Vilnius Cathedral, and the picturesque Trakai Island Castle set on a serene lake. Latvia, in the heart of the Baltics, captivates visitors with its charming capital, Riga, home to a UNESCO-listed Old Town famous for its Art Nouveau buildings and Gothic spires. Beyond the city, Latvia’s natural wonders include the green landscapes of Gauja National Park and the tranquil sandy shores of Riga Beach. Estonia, the smallest and most tech-savvy of the three, offers a blend of medieval charm and modern innovation, best experienced in Tallinn, where its UNESCO-listed Old Town boasts cobblestone streets, ancient walls, and vibrant culture. Outside the capital, Estonia’s coastal landscapes and historic sites like ancient Livonia beckon exploration. Together, these three countries create a travel experience that seamlessly blends history, architecture, and breathtaking scenery, making the Baltics an unforgettable destination.
Plan your next Experience with us
Our Baltics travel experts at LET International are here to craft your ideal itinerary—whether you prefer a private group, a self-guided adventure, or joining one of our organized tours. Simply complete the form below, and we’ll get in touch with you as soon as possible. You’re also welcome to scroll down to explore sample itineraries from past trips, which can serve as inspiration for your own unforgettable journey.
Exampale Itineraries
Itineraries used by past groups or travelers, carefully crafted in recent years, now serve as templates for planning your next journey!
Top places to visit in the Baltics
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Riga, Latvvia
Riga, the largest city in the Baltics, captivates visitors with its UNESCO-listed Old Town, featuring a blend of Art Nouveau and Gothic architecture. Must-sees include the House of the Blackheads, Riga Cathedral, and the vibrant Central Market. The city offers a cosmopolitan vibe with charming streets and bustling cultural scenes.
Talinn, Estonia
Tallinn, Estonia’s capital, is famous for its beautifully preserved Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Walk along its cobblestone streets to see the medieval Toompea Castle, the iconic Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, and the ancient Town Hall Square. Tallinn seamlessly combines historical charm with modern innovation.
Curonian Spit, Lithuania
A natural wonder shared between Lithuania and Russia, the Curonian Spit is a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its unique sand dunes, pine forests, and charming fishing villages. Explore the Hill of Witches, enjoy the pristine beaches, and marvel at the breathtaking views of this coastal paradise.
Vilnius, Lithuania
The capital of Lithuania, Vilnius, is a vibrant city known for its Baroque old town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Highlights include the Vilnius Castle Complex, Gediminas Tower, and the stunning Cathedral Square. Nearby, visit Trakai Island Castle, a picturesque fortress surrounded by lakes.
Best Experiences in the Baltics
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Delve into Latvia’s Gauja National Park
Explore Latvia’s largest national park, home to lush forests, medieval castles, and the Gauja River. Visit the charming town of Sigulda, known as the “Switzerland of Latvia,” for outdoor adventures like hiking and canoeing.
Witness the Hill of Crosses (Lithuania)
Experience the spiritual and historical significance of this unique pilgrimage site, where thousands of crosses symbolize Lithuania’s faith and resilience. The Hill of Crosses is a powerful and moving destination.
Indulge in Baltic Cuisine
Savor the culinary delights of the Baltics, from Lithuanian cepelinai (potato dumplings) and Latvian sklandrausis (sweet rye pies) to Estonian smoked fish and black bread. Don’t miss a traditional meal paired with locally brewed beers or honey-based spirits.
Explore Vilnius, Lithuania – The Jerusalem of the North
Once a vibrant center of Jewish life, Vilnius was home to the renowned Vilna Gaon and a thriving Jewish community. Visit the Vilna Gaon State Jewish Museum, the remnants of the historic Jewish Quarter, and the poignant Paneriai Memorial, which commemorates Holocaust victims. Guided tours bring to life the rich legacy of Jewish scholarship and culture that flourished here.
