Moreland-Excursions and tours of the Baltic sea!

In this app you can quickly find and book excursions, last-minute tours, cruises in major cities that are located on the Baltic sea coast or very close to it. You can also view sights and video reviews in these cities:
Saint-Petersburg.
It makes no sense to paint the sights of the Northern capital of Russia – everyone already knows them. It should only be noted that due to its location on the Gulf of Finland of the Baltic sea, Saint Petersburg is an excellent departure point for most cruise liners circling the Baltic. If desired, you can start your trip in the city on the Neva river, and continue it in any of the above cities.
Helsinki, Finland
The most convenient way to get to Helsinki is from Saint Petersburg, which, by the way, many of our compatriots do. Three hours on the train or a night on the ferry - and here is a country whose inhabitants are able to drink Russian. In Helsinki, you can visit the Senate square, the Church in the rock (it hosts excellent organ concerts), the Kiasma Museum of modern art, the market square and the Finlandia hall.
Stockholm, Sweden
The unusual capital, located immediately on 14 Islands, went to Sweden. This city, linked together by dozens of bridges, boasts not only incredibly bright houses, but also hundreds of museums and monuments. In Stockholm, you should see the Royal Palace with a Treasury, the Nobel Museum, the warship Vasa and the Museum of the great Swedish storyteller Astrid Lindgren. And you can look at Stockholm from a height of 130 meters in a new building called Ericsson Globen.
Tallinn, Estonia
While the debate about the correct spelling of the city's name continues, tourists enjoy its Old town. A week is not enough to see all the treasures of Tallinn, but the most important ones can be seen over the weekend, and the list of them is easy to find right at the entrance to the Old city. For those who don't have time for this, you should visit at least the dome Cathedral, Kadriorg Park, the city hall and the Rocca al Mare Museum.
Gdansk, Poland
Gdansk is rich in not only traditional museums, but also unusual entertainment and holidays. It is best to come here in the summer, when the cultural life of the city is booming, and the sea, on the contrary, calms down.
Riga, Latvia
Mixed old and new quarters on the banks of the river Daugava, hundreds of museums next to bars and the famous balsam-all this gives Riga a unique charm. The city is a great place for a weekend or short vacation.
Copenhagen, Denmark
The quiet Danish capital is perfect for family and romantic holidays. The city is worth visiting the Amalienborg Palace ensemble, Tivoli Park and the picturesque new harbour.
Berlin
Berlin is the capital of Germany, whose history dates back to the XIII century. The memorial to the victims of the Holocaust and graffiti on the ruins of the Berlin wall remind us of the difficult history of the city in the XX century. The Brandenburg gate, built in the XVIII century, is known as a symbol of the reunification of Berlin, which was divided into two parts during the Cold war.
Hamburg.
Hamburg is a major port city in Northern Germany, located at the confluence of the Elbe river with the North sea. It is famous for its countless canals and huge parks. In the centre of Hamburg, you can take a boat ride on the Alster lake, where numerous cafes can be found on the quays.
Vilnius.
Vilnius is the capital of Lithuania, known for its Baroque buildings. They are especially numerous in the medieval Old town with cobblestone streets, where the neoclassical Cathedral of St. Stanislaus and the Gothic Church of St. Anne are also located.
Of course, on the shores of the Baltic sea there are dozens of other cities and towns with interesting history and unusual landscapes. It is quite difficult to see all of them, but once you visit the Baltic sea, its unique charm will never be forgotten.
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