Le città dell'AMBRA: 11 notti fra Tallinn, Riga, Vilnius e Danzica voli diretti e trasporti interni .

About the destination: Tallinn, one of Europe’s most enchanting cities, offers a perfect blend of medieval charm and modern vibrancy. Its narrow cobbled streets are adorned with baroque architecture, while its nightlife is lively and exciting. Often referred to as the ‘New Prague,’ Estonia's capital city has a unique allure all its own. The World Heritage-listed Old Town is filled with attractions that will captivate even the most discerning traveler. Best explored on foot, Tallinn’s atmospheric Old Town is rich with castles, Russian Orthodox churches, and Dominican monasteries. These historical treasures coexist with old merchant houses and medieval meeting halls, where visitors can observe locals practicing centuries-old artisan crafts like glassblowing, weaving, and pottery. You might even find a unique souvenir to take home. As night falls, the Old Town transforms into a vibrant scene. Within its ancient walls, travelers can enjoy steamy nightclubs, stylish lounges, expat bars, and colorful gay clubs until the early hours. Beyond the medieval quarters, there is much to discover. A new district is emerging on the outskirts of the old borough, featuring gleaming hotels, offices, and a variety of restaurants, cafés, boutiques, and nightclubs. Anyone arriving in Tallinn expecting a drab Soviet Bloc city will be pleasantly surprised by the modern skyline and the charming historic center. Tallinn embraces its rich history while also being forward-thinking, vibrant, colorful, cultural, and lively.

About the destination: Riga is the shining star of the Baltic States, serving as the area's hub for culture, education, politics, finance, commerce, and industry. The city, beautifully bisected by the Daugava River, is a vibrant mix of colors, church spires, and enchanting nights illuminated by yellow lights. Despite the city's rapid modernization with a mix of glass and steel skyscrapers, it retains its charm with its picturesque old town that even Disney executives would envy. Art Nouveau is a significant part of Riga's identity. The city's renowned Art Nouveau district has been declared a World Heritage Site and is widely considered the most exquisite and best-preserved collection of Art Nouveau architecture in Europe. Beyond its quaint charm, Riga is a dynamic and lively city with a metropolitan spirit. The Latvian capital perfectly blends the old with the new; visitors can find the hippest club in a stunning Art Nouveau building. The city has earned the nickname "The Second City that Never Sleeps" and for good reason; in Riga, one can party every night until the wee hours of the morning, with 24-hour restaurants available to satisfy any late-night cravings. With its timeless elegance and global aspirations, Riga was named the European Capital of Culture for 2014. The city has transformed into a stylish, vibrant, and green metropolis, with parks covering a fifth of the capital. It has successfully shed its drab past and has no plans of looking back.

About the destination: This unique Baltic capital is peculiar, indulgent, unconventional, and enchantingly attractive. Situated at the junction of the Vilnia and Neris rivers, Vilnius retains its medieval spirit. Its remarkable Old Town, one of the largest in Europe, has been designated a World Heritage Site. The cityscape is dominated by church steeples, with 65 churches scattered throughout Vilnius. The view from the city's castle is breathtaking and offers the best vantage point to admire the stunning panorama of this verdant metropolis. Vilnius has ambitious plans for its future and is evolving into a cosmopolitan city. Eccentric bars are tucked away in the shadowy medieval courtyards. Užupis, recognized as the city's bohemian district, is thriving with art galleries and workshops. In its central square stands a statue of an angel blowing a trumpet, symbolizing artistic creativity and freedom of expression. On the northern bank of the Neris, a new Vilnius is emerging, with a 21st-century skyscraper skyline being constructed to house the burgeoning business community, a sign that the city and Lithuania are progressing and leaving behind their Soviet history. The Lithuanian capital will captivate visitors with its lively, spirited, and charming character.

About the destination: Situated on the Bay of Gdansk and the southern coast of the Baltic Sea, Gdansk is a stunning port city with a rich history. It serves as a major hub for economic activity, science, culture, and is a favored tourist spot. As a port city and a significant member of the Hanseatic League, Gdansk has always maintained connections with foreign nations. Today, Gdansk is the capital of the Pomeranian province and a crucial administrative center. Post WWII, Gdansk was largely in ruins, but the buildings underwent remarkable restorations, making it difficult to distinguish between the original and restored facades. The city's market square, Dlugi Targ, is the town center. The Dwor Artusa, located opposite the Neptune Fountain, was the headquarters of the Hanseatic League; its original 16th-century facade overlooks the square and is currently a branch of the Historical Museum of the City of Gdansk. Gdansk is home to the largest Gothic church in Poland: St Mary's Basilica. Dominating Gdansk’s skyline since its completion in 1502, St. Mary's has become one of the city's iconic landmarks. Ascend the steeple for a panoramic view of the city. A visit to the Town Hall tower includes a series of photographs of Gdansk post-war. Ul Mariacka, located behind Mariacki Cathedral, is arguably Gdansk's most beautiful street, showcasing exquisite Hanseatic architecture. For a break from the bustling city, head to Brzezno Park. This small city park is located on the coast, near Nowy Port. On sunny days, visit Stogi Beach, the city’s best. Stogi beach is large, has clean and fine sand, lifeguards, and several food stands and bars. The charming historic old town streets, numerous museums, and excellent access to the popular Baltic coastline make Gdansk a vibrant destination filled with numerous recreational opportunities.