June-August 2010, 8 days/7 nights.


DAY 1 (FRIDAY): ARRIVAL TALLINN
Arrival in Tallinn, optional transfer to Hotel Reval Olympia**** or similar, check-in, welcome meeting.

DAY 2 (SATURDAY): TALLINN
Tallinn is a charming mixture of medieval tranquillity and modern urban life. The medieval Tallinn Old Town enhances you with its many shops, galleries, souvenir markets, outdoor cafés and restaurants making this city spot one of the bussiest places in summer. During the sightseeing tour you will see most significant places of Old Town as Toompea Castle, the Dome Church, Alexander Nevsky Cathedral and medieval Old Town Hall. In the afternoon an optional excursion is offered to Kadriorg Park with a visit to the Kadriorg Palace and its art collections. You can also book optional medieval dinner at Restaurant Peppersack, which is one of the best restaurants in Tallinn.

DAY 3 (SUNDAY): TALLINN-HELSINKI
In the morning you will take the hydrofoil from Tallinn to Helsinki and enjoy a refreshing tour through the Finnish archipelago before arriving to Helsinki, transfer to Hotel Sokos Vaakuna**** or similar, check-in. You will have free time in order to explore the city on your own.

DAY 4 (MONDAY): HELSINKI
Helsinki is truly located at the crossroads of Western and Eastern culture and this is reflected everywhere in the green and lively Finnish capital. The sightseeing tour will take you around the harbors, up the central Mannerheim Street and by the Parliament Building, the Finlandia Hall, and the Sibelius Monument.You will also visit the famous Church-in the-Rock. In the afternoon an optional excursion by waterbus is offered to the historic Suomenlinna Fortress.

DAY 5 (TUESDAY): HELSINKI-ST. PETERSBURG
Departure to St.Petersburg. Shortly after crossing the border into Russia there will be a stop in Vyborg, where you will have a sightseeing tour and a visit to Vyborg Castle. Arrival to St. Petersburg and check-in at Hotel Sokos Olympic Garden**** or similar in late afternoon.

DAY 6 (WEDNESDAY): ST. PETERSBURG
St. Petersburg is an amazing city. Its imperial palaces and museums enjoy worldwide fame, while the Neva River and the many canals have deservedly given the city the title “The Venice of the North”. During the morning sightseeing tour you will discover all the splendors of the city: the Peter-Paul Fortress, the Winter Palace, St. Isaac’s Cathedral, the Church of the Bleeding Savior, the Nevsky Convent and much more. In the afternoon you can book an optional visit to the world-famous Hermitage Art Museum. Also possible to book optionally an enjoyable visit to the Nikolaevsky Palace with an exciting Russian folklore show, Russian “Champagne” and snacks.

DAY 7 (THURSDAY): ST. PETERSBURG
An optional excursion in the morning offers a visit to Peterhof, an uncontested masterpiece of the time of Peter the Great, with the impressive Grand Palace, Grand Cascade and Water Avenue and its wonderful parks. The afternoon is reserved for an optional excursion to Zarskoye Selo with the impressive Catherine’s Palace and the Amber Room, which vanished during World War II and was restored for St. Petersburg’s tri-centennial celebrations. In the evening you can book optionally a Russian dinner at Restaurant Na Zdoroviye.

DAY 8 (FRIDAY): ST. PETERSBURG DEPARTURE
Optional transfer to the airport.

DATES:
MBT03: 11.06-18.06.10
MBT05: 25.06-02.07.10
MBT06: 02.07-09.07.10
MBT07: 09.07-16.07.10
MBT08: 16.07-23.07.10
MBT09: 23.07-30.07.10
MBT10: 30.07-06.08.10
MBT11: 06.08-13.08.10
MBT12: 13.08-20.08.10



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