Plan, explore, and track your Baltic adventure.

One travel companion for Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia

Baltic Traveler is an offline-first travel app designed for the three Baltic countries — Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia. Whether you're a first-time visitor planning a weekend in Vilnius Old Town, a road-trip family driving from Riga to Tallinn, or a returning traveller looking for the lesser-known hill-forts, manor houses and lakeshores locals actually visit, the app gives you a curated catalogue of over 800 places across the region — with hand-written history, facts and photos for every entry.

Plan a Baltic trip without the planning headache

Start with a wishlist. Tap the bookmark on any place you want to see — castles, churches, viewpoints, museums, lakeshores, parks, beaches, and the offbeat spots that don't make it onto generic guidebook lists. Build a shortlist for a weekend in Vilnius, Riga or Tallinn, or layer multiple cities for a longer Baltic tour. Once you arrive, mark each location as visited and watch your personal Baltic map fill in. The Profile tab shows visited counts by country, a traveller rank, and exactly how much of each Baltic country you've explored.

Built for the road, not the couch

The Baltic countryside has long stretches where data coverage is patchy or expensive — the Curonian Spit, coastal Estonia, rural Latvia, the Žemaitija lakes. That's why Baltic Traveler is offline-first. Download an entire city before you go and every location, photo, history paragraph and fact is available without a signal. There's also no need to register an account, share an email, or hand over personal details — an anonymous device ID keeps your wishlist and visited list in sync between sessions, and nothing else leaves your phone.

Why three countries deserve one app

Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia share a thousand years of intertwined history — Hanseatic trade routes, Teutonic knights, Polish-Lithuanian commonwealth, Russian and Swedish empires, Soviet borders, and three restored independent republics. Their UNESCO old towns, baroque palaces, wooden manor houses, Soviet-era memorials, hill-forts and amber-rich seacoasts make far more sense as one connected story than as three separate trips. Baltic Traveler stitches them together: filter by country or city, sort by top-rated or most-visited, search by name from the All Places tab, and read locally curated context on every screen.