St.George's Tour-Sweden and the Baltics

The itinerary is the starting point to your tour, but it’s not set in stone. Your group leader may make changes leading up to departure.

Day 1, Wednesday July 7: Overnight Flight

Departure from the United States.

Day 2, Thursday July 8: Stockholm

Arrive in Stockholm and meet your tour manager upon arrival before transferring to your hotel for check-in. Enjoy some time at leisure to begin exploring the city at your own pace. This evening, gather for a memorable Viking Feast dinner featuring traditional entertainment, a festive and immersive introduction to your tour experience. (B)

Day 3, Friday July 9: Stockholm

Begin the day with a panoramic sightseeing tour of Stockholm, highlighting the architectural and cultural landmarks of Sweden’s capital city. Continue to Gamla Stan, Stockholm’s charming Old Town, with its cobblestone streets, colorful historic buildings, and lively squares. Visit the renowned Vasa Museum, home to the remarkably preserved 17th-century warship recovered from Stockholm Harbor after more than 300 years underwater. This evening, your performance is scheduled at Hedvig Eleonora Church, pending final approval. Dinner together after.

Day 4, Saturday July 10: Overnight Ferry

Enjoy a final morning in Stockholm with a visit to Skansen, the world’s oldest open-air museum, showcasing traditional Swedish architecture, cultural traditions, and Nordic heritage exhibits in a beautiful outdoor setting. Following free time for lunch and exploration, transfer to the ferry terminal and board your overnight ferry to Tallinn. Settle into your cabins and enjoy the experience of sailing across the Baltic Sea en route to Estonia’s charming capital city

Day 5, Sunday July 11: Tallinn Estonia

This morning, arrive in Tallinn and embark on a guided sightseeing tour highlighting the city’s most interesting areas. Pass by Kadriorg Park and the Song Festival Grounds, then continue to the Pirita district to learn about Estonian history and contemporary life. The walking portion of the tour explores Old Town, ascending Toompea Hill with stops at the Parliament Building, Aleksander Nevsky Cathedral, the Dome Church, and a scenic viewpoint. Continue through the narrow, winding streets of the Lower Town, ending at Town Hall Square. Tallinn seamlessly blends medieval charm with modern urban life, featuring shops, galleries, souvenir markets, and outdoor cafes. Enjoy time for lunch on your own before checking into your hotel this afternoon.This afternoon St.George's would have a exchange with a local choir sharing music and making connections. Tonight, have dinner at a local restaurant. (B,D)

Day 6, Monday July 12: Riga

Travel to Riga and enjoy a tour by bus and on foot, discovering outstanding examples of Art Nouveau alongside the city’s medieval architecture, including cloisters, churches, warehouses, and historic lodgings. Highlights include the UNESCO World Heritage Center, a panoramic view of the President’s Palace, the distinctive Art Nouveau district, the Freedom Monument, and Boulevard Circle, home to the National Opera and Latvian University. After your tour, check into your hotel and enjoy dinner together. (B,D)

Day 7, Tuesday July 13: Riga

Enjoy free time this morning to explore Riga with your Tour Manager. Take the opportunity to stroll through the charming cobblestone streets of Old Town, visit the Riga Cathedral, the historic House of the Blackheads, and the bustling Central Market. Discover hidden courtyards, artisan shops, and local cafés along the way. In the afternoon, rehearse for your upcoming concert performance, which will take place this evening at a local venue, such as St. Peter’s Church. Conclude the day with dinner together at the hotel. (B,D)

Day 8, Wednesday July 14: Vilnius

Board your motorcoach this morning and transfer from Riga to Vilnius. En route, stop in Trakai for a cultural experience and scenic visit. Here, take part in a traditional Kibinai pastry-making workshop, learning about the culinary heritage of the Karaim community and its most iconic dish. There will also be time to enjoy the beautiful lakeside setting and view Trakai Island Castle, a striking medieval fortress set on an island just outside Vilnius. Continue on to Vilnius, Lithuania’s capital and largest city, designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1994. Surrounded by forests and gentle hills, Vilnius is known for its remarkable Baroque architecture and its long tradition as a cultural and intellectual center. Upon arrival, check into your hotel and enjoy time at leisure to relax or begin exploring the Old Town at your own pace

Day 9, Thursday July 15: Vilnius

Enjoy a relaxed morning in Vilnius with time at leisure to explore the city’s highlights. You may wish to visit the Gates of Dawn, the ornate Vilnius Cathedral, or stroll through the cobblestone streets of the Old Town, discovering local shops, cafés, and historic courtyards. In the evening, gather for your final performance at St. John’s Church, followed by a celebratory farewell dinner marking the culmination of a successful Encore Tour.

Day 10, Friday July 16: Departure

A boxed breakfast will be provided this morning before your early departure transfer to the airport. (B)