7-Day in Finland, Estonia and Sweden in Summer

Stockholm has been the most important city with politics and economics from the 13th century in Sweden. It consists of 14 islands and has its history for around 800 years. Stockholm locates between Lake Malar and Baltic Sea and the islands are connected with 57 bridges, so it even has the reputation as “Venice in Northern Europe”. Your professional guide will lead you to walk in Stockholm, and you will know more about this historical city with an attractive cultural explanation.

In the late afternoon, you will be transferred to the harbor to embark on the overnight ferry bound for Tallinn. While you travel slowly down the archipelago past numerous islands and islets, enjoy a sumptuous dinner on board the ship. The ferry offers a wide choice of restaurants, bars, shops and more. 

A city of historic and modern architectural marvels, Helsinki is a visually exciting place. Its position on the Gulf of Finland gives the city a relaxed, maritime feel and an abundance of green space and forests makes it wonderful for those that love the outdoors. After a fire in 1808, much of the city was rebuilt with wide avenues and neoclassical brick buildings the order of the day. You may have spotted some of its architecture doubling as Soviet Union locations in films from the 1970s and 80s.

Discover the highlights of Helsinki on this private tour. You will be driven through the city and will see places like Senate Square which was designed in the neoclassical style by Carl Ludvig Engel in the mid-1800s. It is surrounded by the Government Palace, the main building of the University; the enormous Helsinki Cathedral and Sederholm House, the oldest stone building in Helsinki. See the Presidential Palace, the Parliament building and the modern City Hall and Finlandia Hall. You will also visit the monument to Finnish composer Jean Sibelius, and tour Temppeliaukio Church, which was quarried out of the natural bedrock with a design that gives it excellent acoustics.