  Sail across the Baltic Sea in the tradition of Viking
mariners aboard the M.S. Le Diamant, a small ship with
an intimate, casual atmosphere. Highlighting an itinerary
that winds from the beautifully preserved, medieval
port of Bergen, Norway, to contemporary Stockholm,
Sweden, is a once-in-a-lifetime visit to Gdansk, where you'll have a
private meeting with Lech Walesa, Nobel laureate and former president
of Poland. From there, you'll explore the natural majesty of Norway's
dramatic fjords; the city of Copenhagen, one of the world's premier
design centers; and historic treasures of the resurgent Baltic nations,
featuring an architectural tour of Riga, Latvia. The trip is capped by a
special, early-entry visit to the Hermitage Museum in Peter the Great's
imperial city of St. Petersburg, Russia. A pre-program option in Stockholm
and post-program option in Bergen are also offered.
 For more information, call Smith Travel at 800-225-2029, or via e-mail at: alumtrav@email.smith.edu. You can reserve space on this or any trip by downloading and filling out our reservation form (available here in PDF format). You may fax the completed form to (413) 585-2015 or mail it to the address below.
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- Sognefjord and Aurlandsfjord, two of Norway’s most spectacular fjords, best seen in early summer
- A walking tour of the medieval quarters of Tallin, Estonia, and an architectural tour of Riga, Latvia, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
- A tour of Copenhagen, including the Tivoli Gardens and the famous Stroget pedestrian street
- Click here to download the full trip brochure
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Mlada Bukovansky, associate professor of government who teaches courses in international and European politics |
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- Duration: 13 days
- Activity level: Mildly to moderately active
- Cost: From $6,295 per person, based on double occupancy
- Single supplement: Price available upon request
- Deposit: $800 per person, payable to Thomas P. Gohagan & Company
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