Assemble at Singapore Changi Airport for your flight to Vilnius, capital city of Lithuania, known for its baroque-style architecture especially in its medieval Old Town. Lithuania is also one of the three Baltic States countries formerly under the Russian Soviet Union.

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Upon arrival, embark on your city tour with a visit the Museum of Occupations and Freedom Fights. The museum was established in 1992 after independence and dedicated to showing artifacts and records from the 50-year period of Soviet occupation of Lithuania. After lunch, proceed to the old town of Vilnius which was listed under UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1994. First stop, you will view Vilnius Cathedral, the main Catholic cathedral in Lithuania. It was dedicated to the Christian Saints Stanislaus and Ladislaus. Next, continue to Vilnius University, founded in 1579. Visits the courtyard of the university and be impressed by its architectures and frescos. Thereafter, proceed to visit St. Anne’s Church, the Town Hall, and Chapel of The Gate of Dawn which stands out among many other worthy sites. Not forgetting the Constitution of the Republic of Uzupis with 23 plates written in different languages.

• Meals On Board / Lunch with Saltibarsciai / Dinner with Folklore Show

Today, proceed to the heritage town of Trakai, the former capital of Grand Duchy of Lithuania and visit Trakai Island Castle. The castle is a 14th-century stoned fortress situated in the middle of Lake Galve before continuing to Kaunas, the second largest city in Lithuania with its colorful, modern, constantly changing and full of original architectural sites. Tour the old town and be impressed by Kaunas Castle, Church of Vytautas the Great and the iconic Kaunas Town Hall Square. Thereafter, visit the beautiful Baroque-style complex of Pazaislis Monstery and Church of the Holy Mary. An eye-opening to the interior frescoes of the Monastery and its catacombs. Ending your tour with a Lithuanian brewery visit with beer tasting.

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This morning, proceed to Siauliai, the sixth largest city in the Baltic States Region and a place of pilgrimage with sites established in the 19th century as a symbol of resistance to Russian rule. Upon arrival, proceed to visit the Ruta Chocolate Museum. Here, you will understand the first Lithuanian chocolate backdated to 1847 by Joseph Storrs Fry that changed the world of confectionery forever. Thereafter, proceed to Hill of Crosses which was believed that the first crosses were placed on the former Domantai hill fort after the 1831. In the afternoon, cross the border and continue your journey to Latvia. Stop by a charming coastal city of Liepaja, known for its pristine Blue Flag beaches, offering a picturesque seaside escape with golden sands and refreshing Baltic Sea breezes. Make a stop at a Beekeeper Farm, where you will discover the secrets of Latvian honey and savor the tastes of this sweet delicacy with honey, pollen and bee bread tasting.

• Breakfast / Dinner

Start your day with a city tour around the port city and explore the Karosta, the only military prison in Europe open for tourists and former largest military garrison in the Baltics, a peculiar blend of military brutality and ornate end-of-19th century architecture. Next, visit Holy Trinity Cathedral and The Naval Orthodox Cathedral of Saint Nicholas before making your way to Riga, capital city of Latvia, known for its wooden buildings, art nouveau architecture and medieval Old Town which listed under UNESCO World Heritage in 1995. If time permits, do not miss an opportunity to sail along the Daugava River at your own expenses.

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After breakfast, proceed with a walking tour around the old town of the city, a captivating tour to witness iconic landmarks such as St. Peter's Church, the renowned House of the Blackheads, Grand Riga Dome Cathedral, Monument of Freedom and Dome Square, the main square in the city. Spend the afternoon free at leisure, you may wish to take up an optional tour to visit Rundale Palace or go on a shopping spree in the vibrant modern city of Riga.

• Breakfast / Lunch

Today, proceed to the Latvian Ethnographic Open-air Museum located at the shores of Jugla Lake and one of the oldest outdoor museums in Europe. The museum promotes traditional Latvian culture and lifestyle with occasional cultural festive events. Next, continue your journey to Estonia as you cross the border arriving into Tartu, the second largest city of Estonia where the first settlements were backdated to 5th century AD. Upon arrival, proceed with your city tour with a visit to the historical Tartu University, founded in 1632. Next, continue to visit St. John Church, a Catholic church built as the oldest during the 14th century and convert into Lutheran Church in the 18th century. Thereafter, proceed to visit Town Hall Square, the center of the Tartu’s Old Town where Tartu City Government is situated. Ending your tour with a visit to Ruins of Tartu Cathedral, the remains of the Catholic church which was destroyed by Christian invaders in the year 1224.

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This morning, take a scenic drive towards Tallinn, the capital and the most populous city of Estonia situated on the shore of the Gulf of Finland of the Baltic Sea. Upon arrival, embark on your Tallinn city tour and old town, known for its beautiful medieval Old Town, impressive museums, and charming restaurants. The old town of Tallinn was listed under UNESCO World Heritage site in 1997. First, make a stop and view Tallinn Town Hall, situated in the center of the old town. Next, continue to visit Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, build during the late 19th century and largest. Thereafter, proceed to visit St Olaf's Church, its history backdated to the 12th century not forgetting Freedom Square in Tallinn. After which, proceed up the Tallinn TV Tower observatory deck where you will be able to see the panoramic view of Tallinn city.

• Breakfast / Dinner

After breakfast, spend the day free at leisure. You may wish to take up an optional tour to Prangli Island, known for its rugged coastlines and rural landscape at your own expenses. The island is an Estonian island in the Gulf of Finland. The first records of the island were from 1387, when it was called Rango. The first settlers came from Sweden and the Estonian culture spread to the island in the 17th century.  

• Breakfast

Spend the morning at your own leisure for some last-minute shopping before your transfer to the airport for your flight home.

• Breakfast