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TALLIN - the capital of Estonia which boasts what some call the best preserved medieval old town in Northern Europe. On the narrow cobblestone streets, it is easy to imagine yourself as a merchant, burgher, lady or citizen of the era. Tallin offers even more, excellent restaurants, including those with a medieval theme like Olde Hansa and peppersack, as well as economy accommodation and outstanding Estonian souvenirr made locally. Tallin is an excellent base for exploring Northern Estonia with its exotic Russian influences and lahemaa National Park. Place of vist:
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RIGA - the capital of Latvia has a population of almost a million. It is a busy port and a cosmopolitan city with a well-preserved fascinating old town. Its offers a rich architectural setting ranging from medieval gabled homes and storehouses built by Hansa merchants to exquisite 19th, to the beginning of the 20th century Art Nouveau building. Set among tree by a lake in the suburbs of Riga,is the Open-Air Ethnographic Museum with over one hundred wooden buildings. Place of visit:
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VILNIUS - a World Heritage City, the capital of Lithuania is the country's biggest and most beautiful city, famous for its architectural monuments, lovely churches, narrow streets and medieval courtyards. Founded in 1323, the Old Town is now considered to be one of the oldest and most beautiful in Europe. It is a place where the main architectural styles of Europe stand side by side, complimenting each other. In 1994, Vilnius' Old Town, covering 360 hectares, was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Place of vist:
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