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Medieval Montage: Baltics & Scandinavia

July 21-31, 2022

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Discover the beauty of Scandinavia and the Baltics on this ten-night journey aboard Oceania Cruises’ Marina

From Copenhagen to Stockholm, this voyage packs in the history and culture of ten countries who traded borders throughout the centuries. Hop on a historic train ride through the German countryside, or see the Berlin Wall. Head into Gdańsk where the Museum of the Second World War is second to none and the waterfront cafés are the perfect spot for a pierogi nosh. 

From Klaipėda to Riga to Tallinn, get a taste of Baltic heritage: old Lithuanian fishing villages, grand boulevards of German Art Nouveau buildings, artisans working amber, and winding walks through moody medieval streetscapes. A voyage highlight: two days in St. Petersburg. Cruise its canals and see its onion-domed cathedrals and palaces. 

Before bidding farewell to Marina, stop off in Helsinki for must-see modern architecture and souvenir snapshots at the open-air market.

Highlights

  • Tour historic landmarks in the German countryside and Berlin.

  • Shop for amber—”Baltic Gold”—in Gdańsk’s lively Long Market.

  • See pretty Riga, “the Paris of the East,” and in Tallinn, walk old Estonia’s winding medieval lanes.

  • Spend two days in St. Petersburg exploring distinctive Russian art and its web of canals.

  • Take in Helsinki’s sleek modern architecture.

Medieval Montage Baltics & Scandinavia
Itinerary

July 20 – Depart for Denmark

July 21 – Copenhagen, Denmark

July 22 – Berlin (Warnemünde), Germany

July 23 – Rønne, Bornholm, Denmark

July 24 – Gdynia/Gdańsk, Poland

July 25 – Klaipėda, Lithuania

July 26 – Riga, Latvia

July 27 – Tallinn, Estonia

July 28 – St. Petersburg, Russia

July 29 – St. Petersburg, Russia

July 30 – Helsinki, Finland

July 31 – Stockholm, Sweden

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