THE BALTICS

Three nations. Three identities. One remarkable region.

The Baltic Republics: Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, offer a fascinating blend of medieval heritage, vibrant culture, unspoiled nature and contemporary Nordic-Baltic lifestyle. From UNESCO-listed old towns and elegant architecture to beautiful coastlines, dense forests and centuries-old traditions, the Baltics reveal a side of Northern Europe that remains authentic, welcoming and undiscovered.

ESTONIA

Medieval heritage blended with remarkable innovation, creating one of Northern Europe’s most fascinating contrasts. At its heart lies the UNESCO-listed Old Town of Tallinn, where cobbled streets, merchant houses and Gothic spires transport visitors to the Hanseatic era. Beyond the capital, Estonia reveals a landscape of forests, islands, bogs and a deeply rooted connection to nature, offering authentic experiences shaped by centuries of tradition.

LATVIA

Elegant architecture, vibrant culture and unspoiled natural beauty. The historic centre of Riga, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is celebrated for its exceptional collection of Art Nouveau architecture and rich Hanseatic heritage. Beyond the capital, visitors discover the captivating Baltic coast, charming manor houses, dense forests and a thriving cultural scene that reflects Latvia’s unique position between Northern and Eastern Europe.

LITHUANIA

A captivating blend of history, spirituality and living traditions. The UNESCO-listed Historic Centre of Vilnius showcases one of Europe’s largest and most impressive Baroque old towns, while the extraordinary Curonian Spit, shared with neighbouring Russia, is recognised by UNESCO for its unique dune landscapes and cultural heritage. From medieval castles and pilgrimage sites to lakes, forests and a vibrant contemporary culture, Lithuania presents a journey through centuries of resilience and creativity.