Fly Cruises from Copenhagen

Also known as the Venice of the North, we can’t think of a better place to start your cruise. Once you land in Copenhagen, you’ll get to experience charming buildings, peaceful canals, and historical statues, like Hans Christian Andersen's Little Mermaid which is a symbol of the city.

Gdansk is the next stop on your cruise from Copenhagen, which is also home to vibrant canals, perfect for unwinding in the sun with a book. Gdansk has historically been a cultural city due to owning the richest port and shipyards on the Baltic.

Once the capital of the Prussian Kingdom, Klaipeda is a city steeped in history and tradition. Now, this modern city in Lithuania is home to vibrant culture, contemporary architecture and unique culture and festivals, including the annual Jazz Festival and Sea Festival.

As the capital city of Latvia and one of the biggest cities in the Baltics, Riga will undoubtedly be one of the highlights of your cruise from Copenhagen. Known as ‘Little Paris of the Baltic’ due to its fine architecture and art, Riga also has similarities with German, Swedish and Russian architecture due to having previously been ruled by these countries.

Estonia’s capital, Tallinn is one of the cultural hubs of Estonia. There’s plenty to do and see here, with a traditional, cobblestoned Old Town, the Kiek in de Kök, which is a 15th-Century defensive tower, as well as the 13th century Gothic Hall.

Helsinki is often referred to as the ‘Daughter of the Baltic’. With its variety of classic and modern architecture, peaceful squares and green parks, this Finnish city is perfect for a relaxing visit.

Nynashamn is a small port based in Stockholm. Stockholm is known as the ‘Capital of Scandinavia’, due to its rich history spanning over seven centuries. As well as history and culture, there’s also plenty to see in the capital of Sweden, with 14 separate islands spread around the city, the historic Old Town Gamla Stan and the Vasa Museum.

Visby is known by UNESCO as the best-preserved medieval commercial centre in Northern Europe. Steep 13th-century city walls surround this former Viking settlement in Sweden, which is home to ancient forts, churches and towers.

Visiting Visby is like stepping back in time due to its historical buildings and architecture. However, known as the ‘City of Roses and Ruins’, this city is also home to beautiful meadows and landscapes.

Oslo is Scandinavia’s oldest City. As the capital of Norway, this City has it all with a world-famous port, stunning hills and lakes, as well as colourful squares perfect for enjoying Oslo’s vibrant cafe culture. You can also see the impressive Hadeland Glassworks, Akershus Castle and the Bygdoy Peninsula whilst you’re here.