The Winter Palace on the St Petersburg's Palace Square is on the landmarks of the city

Prices from £1904 per person

This package starts and ends in Helsinki, the gracious capital of Finland. Take a train to the historic St Petersburg, the imperial city of the Russian czars and history. Visit Moscow with its amazing churches and Kremlin, the ancient seat of power in Russia. The tour combines history and art with visits to Hermitage Museum and Tretyakov Gallery, to imperial palaces and cathedrals.

Thursday: Helsinki the Daughter of Baltic
Arrive at Helsinki-Vantaa airport and later on check in to your city centre hotel. Helsinki is easy to explore on foot as everything is within easy reach – it is a beautiful city on a human scale. For those who are keen shoppers, Helsinki offers an interesting choice of boutiques and open-air markets.

Friday: Welcome to the imperial St. Petersburg
Board the early morning Finnish train “Sibelius” in Helsinki. After arriving to St. Petersburg in early afternoon, it is time for a lunch at a local restaurant. Peter the Great founded St. Petersburg in 1703 as his capital. The city is majestic with palaces, churches and cathedrals, river embankments and canals, handsome parks and dozens of bridges.

The Peter and Paul Fortress is one of the great landmarks of St. Petersburg. It was founded in 1703 on a small island in the River Neva to protect the town against Swedes. The fortress housed a part of the city’s garrison, and later served as a notorious political prison. Over the years, the residents included Dostoyevsky, Gorgy and Trotsky.

Visitors can admire the gilded spire of the Peter and Paul Cathedral that stands in the middle of the fortress. The cathedral is the highest building in the city, and on top of its spire stands a magnificent golden angel holding a cross. All Russian emperors and empresses from Peter the Great to Alexander III are buried in the cathedral. Other buildings in the fortress house the City History Museum and the Mint, one of the only two places in Russia where coins and medals are minted.

In the evening, you can enjoy a leisurely stroll along the bustling avenue of Nevsky Prospekt, the city’s most famous street.

Saturday: For art lovers
Have a good breakfast at the hotel, as you need energy for a comprehensive tour of The Hermitage, one of the greatest museums in the world. The tour includes Old Masters, State Rooms in the Winter Palace, and the Impressionists’ Exhibition. The Hermitage has one of the greatest art collections, including works by Leonardo Da Vinci, Raphael, Renoir, Degas and Matisse. The collection of Spanish art can only be compared to Prado Museum in Madrid, and the French collection is the largest outside France.

Lunch is at a local downtown restaurant.

The Afternoon’s Panoramic sightseeing tour includes the most essential sights of this magnificent Russian city, such as the Admiralty, the Peter-and-Paul Fortress, the city’s founding monument; the brilliant St. Isaac’s Cathedral, decorated with more than 500 paintings, sculptures and mosaics by Russian masters; and the onion-domed Church of the Bleeding Saviour.

Former palaces of czars, extravagant mansions, and richly decorated churches create an imperial ambience all around the city, the home of Russian rulers for two hundred years.

Sunday: Imperial Palaces and night train to Moscow
Breakfast at the hotel. Morning excursion to Pushkin, one of the former imperial summer residences, and a visit to the Catherine’s Palace. The town of Pushkin was originally called Tsarskoye Selo (Czar’s Village). The Empress Elizabeth had the original palace, named Catherine’s Palace, expanded and renovated in 1752. The work continued during the reign of Catherine the Great. The palace is a combination of white and gold, and has a huge ballroom and ornately decorated drawing rooms. The most famous of these is the Amber room, which was raided by the German’s during the war, and restored after its return to Russia.

A traditional Russian lunch at a local restaurant.

There will be a late evening transfer to the railway station for the overnight train to Moscow.

Monday: The Capital of Russia 
The day starts with a transfer to the hotel after arrival. The city sightseeing tour features the highlights of the capital giving a good idea of the enormity of the capital.

Lunch in a typical Russian restaurant downtown.

The afternoon takes you to the recently renovated Tretyakov Art Gallery with over 150,000 works of art. The Gallery’s collection consists entirely of Russian art and artists, ranging in date from the 11th to the early 20th century. The collection covers the history of art from early days to Soviet Realism and modernists such like Chagall and Malevich.

Overnight stay at hotel.

Tuesday: Historic Kremlin 
Breakfast at hotel gives you energy for Tuesday’s visits to the greatest sights in Moscow. The Red Square and the Kremlin area are the heart of Russia’s capital. The name “Red Square” is, in a way, a translation mistake: originally the Russian word “krasnaja” meant beautiful, but over the centuries the word’s meaning changed to “red”. This meant that also the name of the square changed.

The Lenin Mausoleum is situated in the centre of the square. The founder of the Soviet Union is buried in the mausoleum that is still visited by thousands of people every year. Kremlin has been the centre of power in Russia and the Soviet Union for centuries.

The fortification has 19 towers and is surrounded by a wall. Kremlin area has several ancient cathedrals with colourful onion-shaped towers, some dating back to 15^th century. The Assumption Cathedral was the main church for imperial Russia, and the czars were crowned there. The Annunciation Cathedral has a collection of ancient icons, including works by Andrei Rublev.

The lunch is in a downtown restaurant.

The afternoon is dedicated to the enormous white-stone Church of Christ Our Saviour. Its golden dome dominates the Moscow’s city view. The church was originally built to celebrate the victory over Napoleon’s army in 1812. The building work took decades and the church was inaugurated in 1883. Stalin wanted to replace the church with the Palace of the Soviets and it was blown up in 1931 to make space for the new monument. This plan was interrupted by the Second World War. The Russian Orthodox Church started to raise funds to re-build the church in 1990s, and the copy of the original church was opened in the year 2000.

Departure by overnight train Tolstoy to Helsinki at 22.50.

Wednesday: Back to Helsinki
Arrival in Helsinki at 12.00. There is a restaurant car in the train.

After arrival check in to your city centre hotel. Another opportunity to further explore the delights of Helsinki. There are fabulous design shops, excellent restaurants and various museums and galleries to visit.

Thursday: Good bye to Helsinki
Unless you have taken optional extra nights in Helsinki it is time to say good bye to Helsinki and head home.

Package prices:

Prices per person:
July-September: £1904 /sharing a twin/dbl room, £2179 /single
May-June: £1969 /sharing a twin/dbl room, £2309 /single

What is included in the price:

• Scheduled return flight from London Heathrow. Flights from other airports are available for additional charge
• Two nights in a city centre hotel in Helsinki including buffet breakfasts
• Two nights in a city centre hotel in St. Petersburg and one night in Moscow at chosen hotel, two nights in train
• Two breakfast and lunches in St. Petersburg, one breakfast and two lunches in Moscow
• Transportation between Helsinki and St. Petersburg in 2nd class and between St Petersburg, Moscow and Helsinki in 1st class (2 berth compartments)
• Transfers railway station – hotel and vv. in St Petersburg and Moscow
• Excursions as per programme, entrance fees included
• Visa support letter
• Departure taxes and fees, service charges and taxes in included items

Please note that transfers in Helsinki and visas for Russia are not included in the price.

Departure dates:

May 14, 28
June 04, 11, 18, 25
July 02, 09, 16, 23, 30
August 06, 13, 20, 27
September 03, 10, 17, 24

Optional extras:

• 1st class in rail Helsinki-St Petersburg (compartments for 6) 45 euros per person
• Optional evening programme: ballet or opera (60-90 euros), folklore or circus (30 euros per ticket)
• Additional nights in Helsinki
• Single supplement in night trains 140 euros per each train
• Helsinki Card

Visa for Russia:

A visa is required for all passengers on the tours to Russia and each passenger must apply for the visa in his/her country of domicile. As the visa application must be accompanied with confirmation documents, they will be provided by our local agent. To obtain the necessary visa support letter, we require some personal information for each passenger (surname, first names, date of birth, gender, nationality and passport number).

Please visit the Russian Embassy page for further information on visa requirements www.rusemblon.org

Silja Symphony © Tallink Silja

Prices from £284 per person

Scheduled flights from/ to London Heathrow, two nights’ accommodation in high quality hotels and an overnight cruise – all this from just £284 per person. Fantastic value for this four day / three night expedition!

Stockholm

Stockholm is a picturesque city built on fourteen islands and you are never far from water. Stockholm is also a city of contrasts. Those who are attracted to history and medieval surroundings will find Gamla Stan – Stockholm’s old town – irresistible. Those who seek sleek Scandinavian style will be drawn to Södermalm’s chic design shops, bars and restaurants.

Helsinki

Helsinki also comes with its fair share of history and style and is an ideal short break destination – friendly, lively and welcoming. It is easy to explore on foot as everything is within easy reach – it is a beautiful city on a human scale. It is a city of bustling, colourful market squares and halls, of outdoor summer concerts and sports events, of seaside parks, of excellent cafes and restaurants catering for every taste and budget, and cutting-edge art in fine museums.

In fact, there is no shortage of things to do and see in either capital, and the sea route connecting them is plied by two of the most luxurious cruise ships sailing on the Baltic, the sister ships Silja Serenade and Silja Symphony.

At the heart of each of Silja’s flagships is the 460 ft (142 m) long glass-roofed Promenade, watched over on both sides from cabin windows. Lined by restaurants, bars, shops and boutiques, the Promenade is just like a elegant high street at sea. Cabins are available in several classes, from comfortable cabins for 2-4 people, to deluxe Commodore Class cabins. Most of the cabins have a window, with either a view over the Promenade or a sea view. See here the cabin descriptions.

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Package prices

View departure dates and detailed package prices for 1.1.2010-31.03.2011 here (pdf)

What is included in the price?

• Scheduled flight from London Heathrow to Stockholm Arlanda & scheduled flight from Helsinki to London Heathrow
• One night in a four star seaside hotel incl. breakfast in Stockholm
• One night in a four star hotel incl. breakfast in Helsinki
• Cruise from Stockholm to Helsinki on m/s Silja Serenade or Symphony in chosen cabin category incl. breakfast
• Departure taxes and fees

Please note that transfers are not included in the price. Additional nights in Stockholm and/or Helsinki available on request.

Departures from airports such as Manchester, Birmingham, Aberdeen, Newcastle and Edinburgh are also available. Please ask for a quote.

Optional extras

Pre-booked dinner on the ferry
We advise to make a table reservation in advance, especially during the high season. You also receive a discount on meal prices if you pay for your meal coupons in advance. More information and prices can be found here (pdf).

Royal Canal Tour in Stockholm
This is one hour canal cruise along the Djurgarden and shows us several of the city’s important royal landmarks. Departures are every hour between 10.30 am and 6.30 pm.
Price: £17.00 per person

Historical Canal Tour in Stockholm
Welcome aboard a journey through Stockholm´s history! In addition to its narrow canals and leafy shorelines, you will discover the history of the city and many of its famous buildings. This tour includes a round trip of Kungsholmen, Langholmen and Reimersholme. This canal cruise lasts one hour and there are several departures daily.
Price: £17.00 per person

Panorama Stockholm
This 90 minute coach sightseeing tour will show you the main sights of Stockholm, and includes a stop at Fjallgatan to appreciate the views. There are several daily departures.
Price: £26.00 per person

One Day Stockholm Card
Stockholm – convenient and easy. This one day Stockholm Card offers you free admission to more than 75 museums and attractions plus free travel on local transportation and other bonus offers.
Price: £39.00 per person

One Day Helsinki Card
This one day Helsinki Card offers you free admission to more than 40 attractions and free travel on local transportation and other bonus offers. Free audio city tour worth £19 included.
Price: £33.00 per person

Sightseeing tour in Helsinki
This is 1 hour 45 min coach tour departs conveniently from Silja terminal immediately after arriving in Helsinki. Tour takes in the most important and interesting parts of Helsinki, and includes entrance to the Temppeliaukio Church and stop at the Sibelius Monument.
Price: £25.00 per person

Sea Life
Sea Life wants to offer visitors an adventurous learning experience and wake the desire to protect seas and animals. Sea Life offers the possibility to experience the wonders of underwater miracles by creating as natural as possible living environments for the creatures of the exhibition. Visitors will have a unique experience with over 40 exiting and interesting aquariums.
Price: £15.00 per person

Explore two fascinating cities in one visit

Prices from £839 per person
Period: all year round

Peter the Great founded St. Petersburg in 1703 as his capital. The city is majestic with palaces, churches and cathedrals, river embankments and canals, handsome parks and dozens of bridges. 

This package starts and ends in Helsinki, the gracious capital of Finland. Explore these two beautiful cities by the Baltic in one unforgettable visit packed with art and culture.

Example itinerary

Thursday - Helsinki, the daughter of Baltic
Arrive at Helsinki-Vantaa airport and later on check in to your city centre hotel. Helsinki is easy to explore on foot as everything is within easy reach – it is a beautiful city on a human scale. The architecture ranges from graceful neo-classical to art nouveau and modernism.

For those who are keen shoppers, Helsinki offers an interesting choice of boutiques and open-air markets. Helsinki also offers excellent restaurants using Finnish ingredients like reindeer, game, fish and berries.

Friday - Welcome to St. Petersburg
Board the early morning Finnish train “Sibelius” in Helsinki. After arriving to St. Petersburg in early afternoon, it is time for a lunch at a local restaurant.

The Peter and Paul Fortress is one of the great landmarks of St. Petersburg. It was founded in 1703 on a small island in the River Neva to protect the town against Swedes. The fortress housed a part of the city’s garrison, and later served as a notorious political prison. Over the years, the residents included Dostoyevsky, Gorgy and Trotsky.

Visitors can admire the gilded spire of the Peter and Paul Cathedral that stands in the middle of the fortress. The cathedral is the highest building in the city, and on top of its spire stands a magnificent golden angel holding a cross. All Russian emperors and empresses from Peter the Great to Alexander III are buried in the cathedral. Other buildings in the fortress house the City History Museum and the Mint, one of the only two places in Russia where coins and medals are minted.

In the evening, you can enjoy a leisurely stroll along the bustling avenue of Nevsky Prospekt, the city’s most famous street.

Saturday - For art lovers
Have a good breakfast at the hotel, as you need energy for a comprehensive tour of The Hermitage, one of the greatest museums in the world. The tour includes Old Masters, State Rooms in the Winter Palace, and the Impressionists’ Exhibition.

The Hermitage has one of the greatest art collections, including works by Leonardo Da Vinci, Raphael, Renoir, Degas and Matisse. The collection of Spanish art can only be compared to Prado Museum in Madrid, and the French collection is the largest outside France.

Lunch is at a local downtown restaurant.

The Afternoon’s Panoramic sightseeing tour includes the most essential sights of this magnificent Russian city, such as the Admiralty, the Peter-and-Paul Fortress, the city’s founding monument; the brilliant St. Isaac’s Cathedral, decorated with more than 500 paintings, sculptures and mosaics by Russian masters; and the onion-domed Church of the Bleeding Saviour. Former palaces of czars, extravagant mansions, and richly decorated churches create an imperial ambience all around the city, the home of Russian rulers for two hundred years.

Sunday - Imperial Palaces and return to Helsinki
Breakfast at the hotel. Morning excursion to Pushkin, one of the former imperial summer residences, and a visit to the Catherine’s Palace.

The town of Pushkin was originally called Tsarskoye Selo (Czar’s Village). The Empress Elizabeth had the original palace, named Catherine’s Palace, expanded and renovated in 1752. The work continued during the reign of Catherine the Great.

The palace is a combination of white and gold, and has a huge ballroom and ornately decorated drawing rooms. The most famous of these is the Amber room, which was raided by the German’s during the war, and restored after its return to Russia.

Traditional Russian lunch at a local restaurant, and then a transfer to the railway station for the “Sibelius” train. You will arrive back to Helsinki in the evening.

Monday - Goodbye, Helsinki
If you have not booked an early return flight you will have the opportunity to further explore the delights of Helsinki. There are fabulous design shops, excellent restaurants and various museums and galleries.

Package prices

In Helsinki: Sokos Hotel Presidentti ***+ (or similar) (Eteläinen Rautatiekatu 4)
Sokos Hotel Presidentti is a traditional hotel situated right in the heart of Helsinki. The hotel facilities include a restaurant, a pub, three saunas and a swimming pool. Bedrooms all have private facilities, TV, radio, minibar, telephone, hair dryer and ironing board.

In St. Petersburg: Hotel Dostoevsky ***+ (Vladimirsky Prospect)
Located in short walking distance from the main street Nevsky Prospekt in the historical centre of St. Petersburg. 207 rooms with bath/shower, sat-TV, telephone. Restaurant, fitness centre, business centre.

or

in St. Petersburg: Hotel Renaissance ***** (Pochtamtskaya Str 4)
The Renaissance St. Petersburg Baltic Hotel is an ideal place to enjoy the city’s charm with a fabulous location next to St. Isaac’s Cathedral and steps away from Mariinsky Theatre and the Hermitage Museum. Luxury accommodations with elegant interior design, comfortable furnishings and large work area, broadband Internet, air-conditioning, safe, mini-bar, iron, hair dryer, pay-per-view movies and satellite TV.

Prices per person:

In Presidentti and Dostoevsky from £839 in a twin room and £989 in a single room.
In Presidentti and Renaissance from £909 in a twin room and £1074 in a single room.

What is included in the price?

• Scheduled return flight from London Heathrow. Flights from other airports are available for additional charge
• Two nights in a city centre hotel in Helsinki including buffet breakfasts
• Two nights in a city centre hotel in St. Petersburg including buffet breakfasts
• Two lunches in St. Petersburg
• Transportation between Helsinki and St. Petersburg by the Finnish “Sibelius” train (2nd class)
• Transfers in St. Petersburg by van or bus
• Excursions as per programme
• Visa support letter
• Departure taxes and fees, service charges and taxes in included items

Please note that transfers in Helsinki and visas for Russia are not included in the price.

Optional extras

• 1st class in rail (compartments for 6) 90 euros per person
• Optional evening programme: ballet or opera (60-90 euros), folklore or circus (30 euros per ticket)
• Additional nights in Helsinki and/or St. Petersburg
• Helsinki Card

Visa for Russia

A visa is required for all passengers on the tours to Russia and each passenger must apply for the visa in his/her country of domicile. As the visa application must be accompanied with confirmation documents, they will be provided by our local agent. To obtain the necessary visa support letter, we require some personal information for each passenger (surname, first names, date of birth, gender, nationality and passport number).

Please visit the Russian Embassy page for further information on visa requirements www.rusemblon.org

Tailor-made trips to Russia

Please contact us if you require train tickets for Helsinki – St Petersburg or Moscow or accommodation only in Russia. We are also happy to create tailor-made holidays in Russia according to your wishes. We can combine Scandinavia, Baltic countries and Finland in your itinerary.

View both cities from the sea

Prices from £414 per person
Friday to Monday

Helsinki is a vibrant city, offering a multitude of cultural, scenic and gastronomic pleasures. It is a city bustling with colourful market squares and halls, with seaside parks, excellent cafes and restaurants catering for every taste and budget, and with cutting-edge art galleries and museums.

Tallinn’s Old Town is included in Unesco’s World Heritage List and it remains a mesmerizing jumble of medieval walls, turrets, spires and winding, cobbled streets. The city can be easily explored on foot, and this is the best way to soak up the atmosphere of its lively squares and lanes.

In fact, there’s no shortage of things to do in either city, and we provide you with the option to extend your stay in one or both cities.

You will first fly to Helsinki and explore this compact city for two days. On Sunday you will take a boat to Tallinn and check in your four star hotel located in the city centre of Tallinn. On Monday you will return to Helsinki and take a direct flight to the UK.

Package prices

Three night package from London Heathrow:
1.1.-18.6.2010, 17.8.-29.12.2010: from £414 /sharing, from £524 /single
19.6.-16.8.2010: from £444 /sharing, from £574 /single

Three night package from Manchester:
1.1.-18.6.2010, 17.8.-29.12.2010: from £454 /sharing, from £564 /single
19.6.-16.8.2010: from £479 /sharing, from £614 /single

What is included in the price?

• Scheduled return flight from London Heathrow or Manchester to Helsinki
• Two nights in a city centre hotel in Helsinki including buffet breakfast
• One night in a city centre hotel in Tallinn including buffet breakfast
• Return journey on a ferry between Helsinki and Tallinn
• Departure taxes, fees and service charges are included

Please note that transfers in Helsinki or Tallinn are not included in the price.

Optional extras

One Day Helsinki Card

This one day Helsinki Card offers you free admission to more than 40 attractions andfree travel on local transportation and other bonus offers. Free audio city tour worth £19 included.
Price: £33.00 per person

Sightseeing tour in Helsinki

This is 1 hour 45 min coach tour departs conveniently from Silja terminal immediately after arriving in Helsinki. Tour takes in the most important and interesting parts of Helsinki, and includes entrance to the Temppeliaukio Church and stop at the Sibelius Monument.
Price: £25.00 per person

Sea Life

Sea Life wants to offer visitors an adventurous learning experience and wake the desire to protect seas and animals. Sea Life offers the possibility to experience the wonders of underwater miracles by creating as natural as possible living environments for the creatures of the exhibition. Visitors will have a unique experience with over 40 exiting and interesting aquariums.
Price: £15.00 per person

Combined bus and walking tour in Tallinn

This highly recommended combined bus and walking tour is an excellent way for first-time visitors to get to know Tallinn. Starting from the passenger port and major hotels, the hour-long bus trip takes you through the most interesting sections of the city, past the Kadriorg Palace and the Song Festival Grounds to the Pirita district, all the while providing running commentary on Estonian history and contemporary life. The walking portion of the tour covers the Old Town. You will start on the corner of Toompea and Komandandi Streets and proceed across Toompea hill, stopping at the Parliament Building, Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, and the Dome Church. You will take in the city from a beautiful viewpoint before heading to the narrow streets of the lower town and finally ending up on the medieval Town Hall Square.
Duration of tour: 2 hr 30 mins. Price: £18.00

Helsinki is a beautiful city on a human scale

Prices from £474 per person

Scheduled flights from London Heathrow, three nights’ accommodation in high quality hotels and an overnight cruise – all this from just £474 per person. Unforgettable long weekend!

Stockholm

Stockholm is a picturesque city built on fourteen islands and you are never far from water. Stockholm is also a city of contrasts. Those who are attracted to history and medieval surroundings will find Gamla Stan – Stockholm’s old town – irresistible. Those who seek sleek Scandinavian style will be drawn to Södermalm’s chic design shops, bars and restaurants.

Tallinn

Tallinn’s Old Town is included in Unesco’s World Heritage List and it remains a mesmerizing jumble of medieval walls, turrets, spires and winding, cobbled streets. The city can be easily explored on foot, and this is the best way to soak up the atmosphere of its lively squares and lanes.

Helsinki

Helsinki also comes with its fair share of history and style and is an ideal short break destination – friendly, lively and welcoming. It is easy to explore on foot as everything is within easy reach – it is a beautiful city on a human scale. It is a city of bustling, colourful market squares and halls, of outdoor summer concerts and sports events, of seaside parks, of excellent cafes and restaurants catering for every taste and budget, and cutting-edge art in fine museums.

Package prices

View the tour timetable and detailed package prices here (pdf)

What is included in the price?

• Scheduled flight from London Heathrow to Stockholm Arlanda & scheduled flight from Helsinki to London Heathrow
• One night in a four star seaside hotel incl. breakfast in Stockholm
• One night in a four star hotel incl. breakfast in Tallinn
• One night in a four star hotel incl. breakfast in Helsinki
• Cruise from Stockholm to Tallinni on SiljaTallink in chosen cabin category incl. breakfast
• Cruise form Tallinn to Helsinki on SiljaTallink vessel
• Departure taxes and fees

Please note that transfers are not included in the price. Additional nights in Stockholm, Tallinn and/or Helsinki available on request.

Departures from airports such as Manchester, Birmingham, Aberdeen, Newcastle and Edinburgh are also available. Please ask for a quote.

Optional extras

Pre-booked dinner on the ferry
We advise to make a table reservation in advance, especially during the high season. You also receive a discount on meal prices if you pay for your meal coupons in advance. More information and prices can be found here (pdf).

Royal Canal Tour in Stockholm
This is one hour canal cruise along the Djurgarden and shows us several of the city’s important royal landmarks. Departures are every hour between 10.30 am and 6.30 pm.
Price: £17.00 per person

Historical Canal Tour in Stockholm
Welcome aboard a journey through Stockholm´s history! In addition to its narrow canals and leafy shorelines, you will discover the history of the city and many of its famous buildings. This tour includes a round trip of Kungsholmen, Langholmen and Reimersholme. This canal cruise lasts one hour and there are several departures daily.
Price: £17.00 per person

Panorama Stockholm
This 90 minute coach sight seeing tour will show you the main sights of Stockholm, and includes a stop at Fjallgatan to appreciate the views. There are several daily departures.
Price: £26.00 per person

One Day Stockholm Card
Stockholm-convenient and easy. This one day Stockholm Card offers you free admission to more than 75 museums and attractions plus free travel on local transportation and other bonus offers.
Price: £39.00 per person

One Day Helsinki Card
This one day Helsinki Card offers you free admission to more than 40 attractions and free travel on local transportation and other bonus offers. Free audio city tour worth £19 included.
Price: £33.00 per person

Sightseeing tour in Helsinki
This is 1 hour 45 min coach tour departs conveniently from Silja terminal immediately after arriving in Helsinki. Tour takes in the most important and interesting parts of Helsinki, and includes entrance to the Temppeliaukio Church and stop at the Sibelius Monument.
Price: £25.00 per person

Sea Life
Sea Life wants to offer visitors an adventurous learning experience and wake the desire to protect seas and animals. Sea Life offers the possibility to experience the wonders of underwater miracles by creating as natural as possible living environments for the creatures of the exhibition. Visitors will have a unique experience with over 40 exiting and interesting aquariums.
Price: £15.00 per person