2-Week Nordic / Scandinavia Tour Packages

Insider tips: Recommended 2-week Nordic / Scandinavia tour itineraries

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• 14 Day Scandinavia Itinerary, incl. Copenhagen and Stockholm

  Royal splendor awaits at Copenhagen's Amalienborg Palace on this 14-day tour through 11 cities. Norwegian fjord cruises, Stockholm's Gamla Stan, and Flåm Railway rides complement stays at historic Hotel Randers.

  

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  • Days 1-2

    Copenhagen, Denmark

    Start your journey in Denmark's vibrant capital. Arrive mid-morning to make the most of your first day at the colorful Nyhavn waterfront and Amalienborg Palace. "The orientation walk really helped us get our bearings before exploring on our own." Visit Tivoli Gardens early on day 2 before the crowds arrive at 11 AM. You can take an optional afternoon trip to the fishing village of Dragør.

    
  • Days 3-4

    Danish Countryside to Norway

    Travel through Funen island to Odense where Hans Christian Andersen was born. Stay overnight in Randers before taking the morning ferry to Kristiansand, Norway. The crossing takes about 3.5 hours. Your day ends in Stavanger where you can explore the old town's beautifully preserved 18th-century wooden buildings.

  • Days 5-6

    Bergen

    Follow the scenic coastal route to Bergen. Visit the UNESCO-listed Bryggen wharf early for the best morning photos. A helpful tip from a fellow traveler: "Rent a small speedboat in the harbor - at $50 it's much better value than organized fjord cruises and gives you more flexibility."

  • Days 7-8

    Norwegian Fjords

    Take the famous Flåm Railway which climbs 2,800 feet through stunning mountain landscapes. Pack a jacket since viewpoints get cold even in summer. Your next stop is Geirangerfjord where you'll stay right on the water. Spend a full day kayaking or hiking to spots like Flydalsjuvet viewpoint for classic fjord views.

  • Days 9-10

    Rural Norway

    Stop at the 12th-century Lom Stave Church on your way to Lillehammer. Previous visitors note: "The switchback mountain roads are intense but our drivers handle them expertly." Spend your evening walking down Storgata, the main street where this Olympic town comes to life.

  • Day 11

    Oslo

    Give yourself a full day to explore Norway's capital. Start at Vigeland Sculpture Park when it opens at 7 AM to beat the crowds. A past visitor suggests: "The harbor area gets very busy by mid-day. Do your waterfront exploring before lunch."

  • Days 12-14

    Stockholm

    Enter Sweden for your final three nights in Stockholm. The Old Town (Gamla Stan) looks beautiful in evening light. One traveler recommends: "Skip the expensive organized Ice Bar visit - you can do it independently for half the price. Instead, spend time exploring the archipelago by ferry."

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• 13 Days in Scandinavia, incl. Copenhagen and Helsinki

  This 13-day route connects Copenhagen's Christiania to Helsinki's Senate Square via Bergen's UNESCO-listed Bryggen and Oslo's Royal Palace. Premium accommodations and professional guides ensure comfort throughout.

  

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  • Days 1-2

    Copenhagen

    Start your journey in Denmark's capital with a walking tour. "The city is incredibly walkable, but rent a bike to cover more ground—it's how locals get around." Visit Tivoli Gardens first thing in the morning before the crowds arrive and check out Christiania later in the day. Consider taking a canal cruise before 11 AM when there's less boat traffic.

    
  • Days 3-4

    Danish Cities to Bergen

    Visit Odense, birthplace of Hans Christian Andersen and stop in cultural Aarhus as you travel through Denmark. Take the overnight ferry to Bergen. A word of caution from a recent visitor: "The ferry rooms do NOT have windows, don't be deceived by brochure images." Book an inside cabin for your journey.

    
  • Days 5-6

    Bergen & Norwegian Fjords

    Visit Bergen's UNESCO-listed Bryggen Quay and take the funicular up Mount Fløyen for amazing city views. The next day takes you to Gudvangen to see Norway's stunning fjords. You can join the Viking village tour and Nærøyfjord cruise. Make sure to bring a waterproof jacket since waterfall spray can reach the boat deck.

    
  • Days 7-8

    Oslo to Stockholm

    See Oslo's royal sites before traveling to Sweden through scenic Karlstad. When you reach Stockholm, spend time in the old town Gamla Stan. One visitor suggests: "Get the Stockholm Pass if you're planning multiple museum visits—it pays for itself with just 2-3 attractions."

    
  • Days 9-10

    Stockholm & Ferry to Helsinki

    Take a full day to explore Stockholm. Get to the Vasa Museum 15 minutes before its 10 AM opening to beat the crowds. Later, board your overnight ferry to Helsinki. Pack what you'll need in a day bag since your main luggage stays in coach storage.

    
  • Days 11-13

    Helsinki

    Get to know Finland's capital by exploring its design districts and island fortresses. A recent review notes: "The Helsinki Card includes public transport and made exploring so much easier—get the 72-hour version for best value." Visit Suomenlinna Fortress early in the day when ferry routes are less busy.

    

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• 13 Days in Scandinavia, incl. Berlin and Oslo

  Stockholm's Nobel Museum launches this multi-city Nordic adventure. The UNESCO site of Røros and Bergen's historic Bryggen highlight the journey, featuring overnight ferries and stays at quality hotels like Thon Nidaros.

  

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  • Days 1-2

    Berlin, Germany

    Start in Berlin with a guided city tour of Museum Island, the Brandenburg Gate and the Holocaust Memorial. Book your Reichstag dome visit weeks in advance to secure a spot. Visit the Berlin Wall Memorial in late afternoon when crowds thin out.

    
  • Days 3-4

    Copenhagen, Denmark

    Take the ferry north from Rostock across the Baltic Sea (2 hours). Once in Copenhagen visit the Nyhavn district and The Little Mermaid statue. Visit Tivoli Gardens at night to see the vintage amusement park lit up. The Copenhagen Card is worth getting for attractions and transport.

    
  • Days 5-6

    Stockholm & Central Sweden

    Travel through Sweden's lake district and stop at Vadstena's 14th-century castle-monastery. In Stockholm walk the cobblestone streets of Gamla Stan and get city views from Fjällgatan viewpoint. Get a 24-hour metro pass to explore Stockholm's artistically decorated stations.

    
  • Days 7-8

    Central Norway & Atlantic Coast

    Make your way to Trondheim before driving the Atlantic Road with its island-connecting bridges. A visitor noted: "The Atlantic Road is incredible but time your visit with high tide when waves crash over the bridges - usually mid-afternoon. Bring a windproof jacket!"

    
  • Days 9-10

    Norwegian Fjords

    Visit the UNESCO Geiranger Fjord and Briksdalsbreen glacier. Take the Loen Skylift for mountain views. In Bergen take the Fløibanen funicular up early to avoid crowds. Book your summer fjord cruise well ahead if visiting June through August.

    
  • Days 11-13

    Southern Norway & Oslo

    Cross the Hardanger Bridge to see Vøringsfossen waterfall. Finish in Oslo at Vigeland Sculpture Park and the Opera House. The Oslo Pass covers transport and museums. Wear sturdy shoes for the Opera House rooftop walk as it gets slippery in wet weather.

    

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