From £1555 per person (excluding flights)
This is based on two people sharing a double room for 2 nights in a Deluxe room at Hotel Maria in Helsinki, with private transfers from Helsinki airport to the hotel and from the hotel to the Port, ferry crossing with Business Lounge to Tallinn, private transfer to the Hotel Schlossle in Tallinn for a 2 night stay in a Superior room, private Walking and Tasting city tour and private transfer on departure.
This roughly converts to 1,850 EUR | 2,006 USD
Departures: This is a flexible tour with daily arrivals and can be created as a bespoke trip for your specific requirements. There are several daily crossings between Helsinki and Tallinn and a selection of other hotels depending on your personal preference. Contact our Sales Team for more information.
Your Helsinki and Tallinn luxury city break begins with a private transfer from the airport to Hotel Kämp. The journey takes approximately 30 minutes to reach this historic landmark in the city centre. Once you settle into your room, the capital is ready for you to explore on foot.
The hotel sits a short walk from the granite quays of the Market Square. We recommend visiting the Old Market Hall to try a traditional fish soup among the wooden stalls. From here, you can walk through the Esplanade gardens towards the city's premium shopping district.
Helsinki offers an excellent variety of restaurants for your first evening meal, providing a warm welcome to your luxury city break.
Photo Credit: Visit Finland - Niko Laurila
You have the day to visit several key sites such as Senate Square and the red-brick Uspenski Cathedral. Prehaps joining a sightseeing boat tour through the archipelago or taking the ferry to the Suomenlinna Sea Fortress. This day is a highlight of your Finland and Estonia twin-centre holiday, offering a deep look into Finnish history.
If you prefer a more tailored experience, we can arrange a private walking tour of the city. A local guide will lead you through the design district and show you hidden courtyards that most visitors miss. This personalised approach ensures your luxury city break feels both exclusive and informative.
Upon returning to the hotel, you can use the spa and wellness area for an additional supplement. The facilities include a traditional Finnish sauna, steam room, and plunge pools. It is a quiet space to rest before heading out for your evening meal in the city centre.
After breakfast, your private transfer will take you to the harbour for your Baltic Sea ferry crossing. With Business Lounge included as standard, enjoy a quiet environment with panoramic windows and priority boarding. You can enjoy a selection of hot and cold dishes and drinks during the two-hour journey to Estonia.
Upon arrival at the port, a driver will meet you for the short journey to Hotel Schlössle. This boutique property sits within the stone walls of the Old Town, a key stop on your Helsinki and Tallinn luxury city break. You will stay here for two nights, perfectly positioned to explore the medieval architecture.
In the afternoon, a local guide will lead you on a walking tour through the cobbled streets. You will learn about the history of this UNESCO World Heritage Site and visit small eateries to sample Estonian delicacies. This guided experience provides a deep look into the best-preserved medieval city in Northern Europe.
The day is yours to explore the winding lanes and stone landmarks of the Old Town. You can visit the Cathedral of Saint Mary, the Hellemann Tower, or the maritime exhibits at the Seaplane Harbour. A Tallinn Card provides entry to these sites and access to public transport for the duration of your Tallinn luxury city break.
Beyond the medieval walls, Kadriorg Park offers a change of pace with its manicured Japanese gardens and Baroque palace. This area houses several art museums and provides a quiet escape from the busy Town Hall Square. It is an ideal addition to a Finland and Estonia twin-centre holiday for those interested in imperial history.
In the evening, the Market Square serves as a central point for dining and shopping for local handicrafts. You can find traditional Estonian knitwear in the nearby stalls or choose from various restaurants tucked into the historic cellars. The compact nature of the city ensures a short walk back to your hotel at the end of the day.
Photo Credit: Visit Estonia - Kaspar Orasmae
