Next, you will visit the National Historical Museum before being taken to Nesvizh to see the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Nesvizh Palace, home of the influential Radzivill family who gathered the best European architects, painters, woodcarvers, gardeners, decorators and jewellers. Here, you will see many of the wonderful monuments which gave the city the name “Paris of the North”, “the uncrowned capital of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania”.

Your tour will continue onto Mir where you will get to see the spectacular Mir Castle – one of the country’s most famous sites erected by Ilyiniches in 1540 in the Belarusian Gothic style, it amazes with its greatness even today with no less than five towers up to 27m in height are connected by thick defensive walls.

Your day will end with a final transfer to Brest. On arrival at your hotel, you will check-in and enjoy a splendid evening meal at the hotel restaurant.

The Park has been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site and is the largest and the oldest forest in Europe protected by UNESCO and is even the site where the agreement to dissolve the Soviet Union was signed. Here, you can go for a stroll, ride a bike, feed a bison and go see the 700-year-old Kamyanetz Tower. The Belovezhskaya Pushcha is also home to a museum complex found in a 17th century farmhouse. The Museum of Nature is the most visited museum in Brest, and you can see plenty of animals and predators as well as meet the Kingdom of Birds which is home to around 250 species.

After your tour of the Nature Museum and park, you will stop for lunch at a local restaurant before heading back to Brest for a short excursion along the popular Sovetskaya Street. Afterwards, you will visit a local restaurant for dinner before heading back to your hotel where you will have some free time to relax or explore Brest for yourself.

Brest Hero Fortress is a majestic Soviet-style war memorial constructed on the site of the 1941 battle to commemorate the defenders of the Hero-Fortress. This war memorial is the largest tourist attraction of the city. After spending time at the memorial, you will visit the local archaeological museum of Berestye located on the southern island of the Hero-Fortress.

After your visit to the Hero Fortress, your driver will pick you up and take you to your next destination, Lviv. You will stop for lunch in Kovel on the way and arrive in Lviv in the evening. You will stop for an evening meal at a local restaurant in the city, before being taken to your hotel where you will check-in and have some free time.

Your tour will continue with a visit to the striking St. Yura Cathedral – the former main Greek Catholic church in Ukraine, Rynok Square, various churches and cathedrals, the city defences including the arsenal and powder tower, and the cultural quarter.

After your tour, you will stop for lunch at a local restaurant before heading back on the road to Rivne. You will get a chance to stop at the popular destination, “Love Tunnel”, on the way before enjoying dinner at a local restaurant on arrival in Rivne and checking into your hotel.

On arrival in Kyiv, you will stop for lunch at a local restaurant before heading over to one of Kyiv’s most popular attractions, the Kyiv Pechersk Lavra.

The Lavra is home to many churches and relics, ancient monuments, magnificent architecture and beautiful natural landscapes. The complex has several catacombs, the Near-by and the Far-off caves, where holy imperishable relics of Pechersk monks are kept, a popular attraction for those visiting the Lavra.

In the afternoon, you will visit Ukraine’s greatest national shrine, St. Sophia Cathedral. For centuries, the cathedral has remained the spiritual core, and the guardian of Rus-Ukraine. It was said to have been built during the reign of the Kyiv prince Yaroslav the Wise in 1017 or 1037. However, comprehensive study of the architecture and paintings has challenged this and sheds new light on the events that unfolded in Kyiv in the first third of the 11th century. The cathedral contains the world’s most complete ensemble of frescoes and mosaics of the 11th century and has since been hailed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

After visiting St Sophia’s Cathedral, you will embark on a fascinating city tour of St Andrew’s Cathedral and St Andrew’s Descent before heading to your hotel to check-in and enjoy an evening meal. You will have some free time in the evening to rest and relax or do some more exploring.

You will arrive in Odessa around 12pm and stop for lunch at a local restaurant before heading out on a city tour by car. On the tour, you will see many of the city’s famous attractions including the Bridge of Love, Primorskyi Boulevard, the Potemkin Stairs, French Boulevard, Arcadia district and more.

After your tour, you will be taken for dinner in a local restaurant before checking-in to your hotel. You will then have some free time to rest after your journey or explore the city for yourself.

After breakfast, you will check out of your hotel and meet your driver who will take you to Tiraspol. You will enjoy a short sightseeing tour of the city before stopping for lunch at a local restaurant.

Tiraspol is the second largest city in Moldova and is located on the Eastern bank of the Dniester River. It was founded by the Russian general Alexandr Suvorov in 1792 whose statue appears on the central square in the city. During this tour, you’ll see the Drama and Comedy theatre, the Lenin and Suvorov Monuments, the Parliament, the House of Soviets and have a walking tour along the river Dniestr.

After lunch, your driver will pick you up and take you to the medieval fortress of Tighina. The fortress was first built in the 15-16th Centuries by the princes of Moldavia. Occupied by the Ottomans in 1538 (in a campaign lead by the Sultan Soliman the Magnificent), the fort was strengthened in 1541 and became the centre of an Ottoman “raya” (in which were included the surrounding Moldavian villages). Its walls and rounded towers still stand today.

After your tour of the fortress, you will continue to Chisinau where you will enjoy a bit of leisure time before stopping for dinner at a local restaurant and checking into your hotel for the evening.

Situated between the villages of Butuceni and Trebujeni, the complex presents artefacts of various civilizations established between the Nistru and Prut rivers. It offers incomparable landscapes, historical monuments and grottoes, as well as the medieval fortress Shehr-al-Jedid, old town ruins, and Turkish baths. The highlight for many is the unique orthodox cave monastery belonging to a lone monk isolated from the outer world.

Next, you will stop for a traditional lunch at Butuceni Guest House before being taken to the Cricova winery for an exclusive wine tasting session.

In Cricova’s underground galleries you will see over seventy streets covering an area of nearly 53 hectares, each bearing Bacchic names from Sauvignon to Cabernet. Here you can admire one of the oldest bottles of wine in Moldova, dating from 1902. You will also visit the unique production of sparkling wine, where a professional guide will tell you about all the process of producing sparkling wines using the famous French Méthode Champenoise.

Afterwards, you will head back to Chisinau and have some free time to relax and explore the city at leisure.

Your day will end with an evening meal at your hotel where you will spend the evening.