We wanted to see Scandinavia and the Baltic through Princess Cruises. Princess Cruises has the best itinerary for this region. See the reason why we wanted to do a cruise, on this post. We heard great reviews about this cruise line so we opted to do it through them. 

The map shows our cruise itinerary. We started and ended in Copenhagen. We were also able to visit another port in Denmark (Aarhus). Warnemunde is your gateway to Berlin and we had an 2 nights in St. Petersburg, Russia. The itinerary is the real taste of Scandinavia with a taste of the Baltics.

This was the fourth stop of our cruise. The port was near the Old Town, just ten to fifteen minutes walk from the port. We walked around as much as we could, enjoyed the view. It was just crowded because the Old Town was small and there's a lot of cruise ship docked the same time we did. Tallinn's Mediaval Town is very charming because of it's twisting cobblestone lanes, iron street lamps, gothic spires and medieval markets. 

A definite must-see country in the Baltic region. It is best when you go on off season to enjoy better view. If we were to do it again, we would love to explore outside the walls of the Old Town and get lost with off-the-beaten route.

We hope that we are able to see more of Estonia and not just the Old Town. On our way back to our cruise ship, we were able to take a great shot of our boat. Sometimes, when the boat is docked, there's no nice view like this or its too narrow to take photos of the ship, so we got lucky on this port and we grabbed the opportunity. The next destination is Russia and we are very excited to share to you are awesome experience in one of my favorite places to see.

Categories: Europe, Estonia, Scandinavia and Baltic Cruise, Food Adventures