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- Days 1-2
Bergen
Begin in Bergen, your gateway to Norway's fjords. Get to the UNESCO-listed Bryggen district early in the morning for the best photos before the crowds arrive. Visit the Bergen Market when it opens at 8 AM to see the freshest fish. The Fløibanen funicular to Mount Fløyen offers great views. Book your tickets online to skip the long summer lines.
- Day 3
Voss
Take the 1-hour train to Voss, Norway's adventure hub. Book a room at Fleischer's Hotel for excellent mountain views. The Voss Gondola offers stunning panoramas. Try to catch the last ride around 5 PM for sunset views with fewer people. If you plan to hike Bjordalsgjelet Gorge, wear good hiking shoes as the trail gets slippery in wet weather.
- Day 4
Norway in a Nutshell
Catch the morning bus to Gudvangen for your fjord cruise. You'll get the best views of Nærøyfjord from the right side of the boat. On the Flåm Railway, sit on the left to see waterfalls and valleys. The train stops at Kjosfossen waterfall for photos.
- Day 5
Oslo Transfer
The 5.5-hour train ride to Oslo shows off Norway's landscape. Bring food from a local market since the train café is expensive. You'll reach Oslo around 4 PM with time to walk around Aker Brygge and grab dinner at the harbor.
- Day 6
Oslo to Copenhagen
Visit Vigeland Park early at 7 AM before the crowds. Take the 3:30 PM ferry to Copenhagen. A sea-view cabin is worth the upgrade for sunset views over Skagerrak.
- Day 7
Copenhagen
Start with a canal tour from Nyhavn to get your bearings. Take the harbor boat to Reffen street food market for lunch when it's most lively. The Botanical Gardens are peaceful for evening walks even after the indoor areas close at 6 PM.
- Day 8
Copenhagen to Stockholm
The train takes you across the impressive Øresund Bridge. Sit on the right side for the best views between Denmark and Sweden. You'll get to Stockholm around 4 PM with time to explore Gamla Stan after most tourists have left.
- Day 9
Stockholm
Start your day with fika in Södermalm like the locals do. Book your City Hall tour ahead of time. A local guide notes: "Don't miss the Golden Hall, the mosaics look incredible when afternoon sunlight hits the gold tiles."
- Day 10
Departure
Book afternoon flights from Arlanda Airport to avoid morning traffic. The Arlanda Express train beats taking a taxi during rush hour.
10 Days in Scandinavia, incl. Copenhagen and Helsinki
Three kingdoms reveal their secrets over 7 days, from Copenhagen's Amalienborg Palace to Oslo's Akershus Fortress and Stockholm's Nobel Prize venue. Includes organic lunch at Egastronomi AB and stays at Imperial Hotel and Elite Palace.
- Days 1-2
Copenhagen
Start your Nordic adventure in Denmark's capital. Book a hotel in the Nyhavn area for convenient access to the main sights. "Getting to Nyhavn early morning before the crowds was perfect for photos of the colorful houses." Visit Christiansborg Palace when it opens at 9 AM on day 2, then walk to Amalienborg Palace to catch the changing of the guards at noon. For the best photos of the Little Mermaid statue, go before breakfast or around sunset to avoid crowds.
- Day 3
Copenhagen to Oslo
Take the morning ferry from Helsingør to Helsingborg. The 45-minute crossing starts your 8-hour journey through the Swedish countryside to Oslo. Pack snacks and entertainment for the road. You'll reach Oslo in time for dinner at the waterfront Aker Brygge area.
- Day 4
Oslo
Start early at the Vigeland Sculpture Park to avoid tour groups. Book the Viking Ship Museum ahead of time if visiting during peak season. One visitor shares: "The Oslo Opera House's slanted roof offers the best free view of the fjord—wear non-slip shoes as it can get slippery."
- Day 5
Oslo to Stockholm
Drive 6-7 hours through Sweden's beautiful lake district. Stop for lunch at Lake Vänern, Sweden's largest lake. You'll reach Stockholm by late afternoon—perfect timing for a peaceful walk through Gamla Stan after the crowds thin out.
- Days 6-7
Stockholm
The city spreads across 14 islands. Visit the Royal Palace and watch the changing of the guard at 12:15 PM in summer. Get to the Vasa Museum right when it opens at 10 AM. One traveler notes: "The Stockholm City Hall tour is worth every minute, but book in advance as English tours fill quickly."
- Days 8-10
Helsinki
Take the overnight ferry to Helsinki. Book a sea-view cabin to watch the sunrise over the archipelago. Visit the Market Square after 8 AM and see the unique Temppeliaukio Church outside peak hours. Use your final day for a quick trip to medieval Tallinn, Estonia—just book ferry tickets well in advance.
Scandinavia Highlights – Denmark Norway Sweden Finland
Nordic heritage comes alive over 7 days, from Copenhagen's Christianborg Palace to Stockholm's Nobel Museum. Highlights include Bergen's Mount Flouyen funicular, Sogner Fjord cruise, and visits to charming towns like Flekkefjord, with comfortable accommodations throughout.
Denmark, Norway and Sweden 10 Day Tour Packages You'll Love
What people love about 10-day Denmark, Norway and Sweden tours
- Capitals of Scandinavia
Great company, guide and driver.
- From Copenhagen to Helsinki
Most of the things were good and itinerary was fine. Guide upto Stockholm Betina Wenziner was good, informative and entertaining. The guide for Helsinki Tony was not very knowledgeable and was a bit flat in his interaction. The hotel in Stockholm could be inmproved. While service and breakfast was good in the Globe Quality hotel, the standard of the room was below 3 star. Also, more local tour in Stockholm where we had to stay 2 days could have improved the experience. But, overall quite satisfied with the overall experience and service by Europamundo.
- Scandinavian Escape Christmas
Luke was a great tour leader, friendly, funny, had alot of knowledge and went out of his way to ensure all the travellers were happy. I've been on another Expat Explore tour where the tour guide was very good but Luke was brilliant.