Traveling through the Baltics feels like stepping through a series of hidden doors.
One expects the heavy, monolithic shadows of a bygone era, but instead, you find a region defined by ethereal light and a defiant, quiet grace.
Estonia
"Tallinn is a city of layers... a place where the medieval and the modern don't just coexist; they lean against each other for warmth."
– Neil Gaiman
Latvia
"There is a quality to the light in Riga—a pale, persistent pearl-grey—that makes everything look like it's being remembered rather than seen."
– Richard Ford.
Lithuania
"Vilnius is a city of layers, a palimpsest where every century has left its signature on the stone."
– Tomas Venclova.
