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- The best Denmark, Norway and Sweden tour packages
- What people love about Denmark, Norway And Sweden Tours
- Travel Denmark, Norway and Sweden your way
- Denmark, Norway and Sweden tours for every type of group
- Top Denmark, Norway and Sweden travel itineraries to fit your plans
- Demographics
- Best time to visit Denmark, Norway and Sweden
- Contact our Denmark, Norway and Sweden travel experts
- What our customers ask about Denmark, Norway and Sweden Tours & Trips
The best Denmark, Norway and Sweden tour packages
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NadineDenmark, Norway and Sweden travel expert at TourRadar
Copenhagen to Helsinki
27 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The mountains were great. The dinners were great, people were great.”
Zane, traveled in July
Scandinavia's finest cities unfold before you, from Copenhagen's Tivoli Gardens to Bergen's UNESCO-listed Bryggen Quay. Norway's dramatic fjords near Gudvangen, Oslo's Royal Palace, and Stockholm's medieval Gamla Stan showcase the region's diversity. The tour features overnight ferries, guided city tours, and stays in central hotels rated 4+ stars.
Duration 13 days Destinations Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland Age Range Ages 10+ Operator Expat Explore Travel From $5,055
3% Off- NZ$4,885You save $170
From Copenhagen to Helsinki
70 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The tour exceeded my expectations!”
Beverly, traveled in September
Nordic wonders await from Copenhagen's Tivoli Gardens to Bergen's Mount Fløyen cable car. The majestic Sognefjord, Norway's largest fjord, leads to Borgund's 12th-century wooden church and Stockholm's Gamla Stan. Comfortable stays at quality hotels like Moxy Copenhagen Sydhavnen complement scenic ferry crossings.
Duration 10 days Destinations Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Europamundo From $3,796
15% Off- NZ$3,226You save $569
Nordic Adventure
10 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“We enjoyed the treats from the countries along the way also. His knowledge of the places we were at was wonderful.”
Janet, traveled in August
Nordic heritage comes alive across Denmark, Norway and Sweden over 20 days. The tour features Copenhagen's Amalienborg Palace, Stockholm's Nobel Prize venue City Hall, and Norway's UNESCO-listed Geirangerfjord. Notable stays include Hotel Havila Geiranger while visiting 16 cities with local specialists.
Duration 20 days Destinations Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Norway Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Trafalgar From $11,395
15% Off- NZ$9,686You save $1,709
Absolute North (18 destinations)
40 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The tour is worth the money, the system is very organized and well planned.”
Cecilia, traveled in May
Duration 12 days Destinations Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Estonia Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Europamundo From $4,199
15% Off- NZ$3,569You save $630
Capitals of Scandinavia
5 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The be my guest lunch was off the beaten track and was sensational.”
Marilyn, traveled in August
Royal capitals reveal their secrets, from Copenhagen's Amalienborg Palace to Oslo's medieval Akershus fortress. Stockholm's Nobel Prize banquet hall and a traditional organic lunch at Egastronomi AB highlight the cultural experience. Visits to Copenhagen's Christiansborg Palace and Nyhavn district are enhanced by stays at Imperial Hotel and Elite Palace.
Duration 10 days Destinations Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Trafalgar From $5,750
15% Off- NZ$4,888You save $863
What people love about Denmark, Norway And Sweden Tours
- From Copenhagen to Helsinki
We enjoyed the tour, overall. We considered it a taste of Scandinavia. There wasn't enough time in Oslo to experience it at all, and we were definitely rushed through other cities. But we knew this going in. The guides on the buses did n excellent job of providing information in a variety of languages. We really enjoyed the various tours on the water, from taking a cruise across a fjord, to the car ferry, to the overnight ferry on the Baltic Sea. The only drawback is that we were on a bus for many hours, many days, hardly anyone wore masks, and some people were coughing. In the end, I tested positive for COVID two nights before the trip ended, and my husband and I had to leave the tour and isolate ourselves in the hotel room. It ruined the rest of our vacation. I would urge Europamundo to be more careful about COVID and require masks on the bus.
- Copenhagen to Helsinki
We enjoyed the tour. The tour leader was engaging, informative and professional, the sights interesting and on the whole pretty spectacular. Only thing to improve is that the optional extra tours are not prominently shown and require cash payment in Euro’s. This was a bit inconvenient and costly as we didn’t know the cost of the options or realise how many euro’s we would need, and changing money to Euro cash when we were travelling in UK just prior to the tour was a pain.
- Absolute North (18 destinations)
Basically, I give our tour a real thumbs up rating. There were parts about it that left us exhausted (such as a long day on the bus with late arrival at the hotel), but overall I enjoyed the tour and rate your staff as a real plus. My wife was disappointed that the tour was done in two languages and that the Spanish-speaking guide seemed to enjoy talking more than needed. The hotels and morning breakfasts were excellent. Loved the ferry rides and change of scenery. I was amazed with the driver's ability to maneuver through tight streets.
Travel Denmark, Norway and Sweden your way
Our coach routes through Scandinavia make the most of travel time with carefully planned scenic drives. The Atlantic Road journey is a particular highlight, crossing eight bridges between islands where you can watch ocean swells crash against the rocky coast. Customers really appreciate the stops at Gudvangen's Viking village and time in Bergen's colorful Bryggen quarter. We've included overnight stays in smaller towns like Flekkefjord and Kristiansand, which gives you a genuine feel for Nordic daily life. The coaches are comfortable and modern, though it's worth noting you'll occasionally use public transport in cities. These routes blend dramatic coastal views with cultural visits - you might start at an ancient stave church and finish your day watching the sun set over a fjord.
See all Coach / Bus toursNordic exploration really comes alive on our popular 13-day capital-to-capital routes. Starting in Copenhagen, you'll work your way through all four Nordic capitals with smart scheduling that includes free days to explore. Our travelers tell us they love having time to discover Copenhagen's Tivoli Gardens and Christiania at their own pace. The overnight ferries between capitals add a genuine maritime feel that our guests particularly enjoy. What makes these routes work so well is the mix of expert-led city walks and independent exploration - you'll get local insight into Oslo's green initiatives and Stockholm's Gamla Stan, then time to explore on your own. Our guides Luke and Inga consistently get great feedback for their deep local knowledge and ability to keep things both informative and relaxed.
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These Nordic tours blend authentic cultural experiences with carefully planned routes that showcase local life and heritage. You'll join Street Voices guides in Copenhagen for insights into social programs and urban initiatives, while over in Sweden's fika hub of Alingsas, local experts share their traditional cafe culture. The overnight ferry rides between capitals add a genuine maritime element, which our travelers particularly appreciate. One comprehensive itinerary takes you through medieval sections and royal chambers at Christiansborg Palace, followed by lunch in a converted 19th-century Swedish church, where hosts discuss their philosophy on regional ingredients and cooking. Another popular route explores Stockholm's artistic side from decorated metro stations to the magnificent 17th-century Vasa warship, before continuing to Bergen's historic Bryggen district, Oslo's sculpture gardens and also Frogner Park. Our tour directors Chris, Colleen, and Luke earn consistent praise from guests for revealing lesser-known stories behind famous landmarks and sharing deep cultural insights. Many itineraries include distinctive experiences like traditional reindeer stews in winter or meetings with local craftspeople, while leaving enough room in the schedule for personal exploration and discovery.
Denmark, Norway and Sweden tours for every type of group
Who are you traveling with?
Group
88 tours in Denmark, Norway and SwedenExplore Denmark, Norway and Sweden on a pre-planned itinerary and meet like-minded travelers
Small Group
10 tours in Denmark, Norway and SwedenOur small-group tours through Scandinavia blend city and nature experiences over 10-14 days, with travelers particularly noting the well-balanced itineraries. Starting in Copenhagen, local guides take you through hidden neighborhoods and socially conscious walks, before the group ventures to kayak in Vrångo Island's protected waters and explore the cultural side of Malmö. The traditional fika in Alingsås stands out among our customers' highlights, along with stays in distinctive properties like the historic Hotel Randers. What sets these tours apart is their intimate size, allowing access to smaller fjord ports like Rosendal, Flåm and other spots larger groups can't reach. Our guides Xavier, Luke and also Lasse get frequent mentions from travelers for sharing deep local insights while creating genuine connections between group members. The small numbers mean your guide can make unplanned stops along scenic routes like the Atlantic Road, giving you more time to explore Bergen's Bryggen district or wander through Stockholm's medieval Gamla Stan at your own pace.
Private / Personalized
12 tours in Denmark, Norway and SwedenGoing private means total flexibility with expert guidance across Scandinavia. These 10-14 day journeys pair you with knowledgeable local guides in each capital who adjust everything to match your interests. Having a private driver for the scenic Oslo to Flåm route lets you stop whenever something catches your eye, before taking that incredible mountain railway journey. Our customers really appreciate being able to spend extra time where it matters - whether that's getting perfect shots of Copenhagen's palaces or exploring Bergen's fish market in depth. The fjord portion works especially well private - you can time your Geirangerfjord cruise for ideal photo conditions. You'll stay in upscale hotels in the best locations, with private transfers throughout.
Top Denmark, Norway and Sweden travel itineraries to fit your plans
Our 10-day journeys really let you sink into Scandinavian life. The overnight ferry crossings add a special touch - there's something magical about watching sunrise over the Åland Islands from your cabin window. Stockholm's Gamla Stan reveals its medieval character on foot, and the Vasa Ship Museum shows off an incredibly well-preserved 17th-century warship. In Bergen, Norway, a ride up the Fløibanen funicular rewards you with sweeping harbor views. Our travelers particularly appreciate how these tours mix guided activities with enough free time to discover their own favorite spots, whether that's a hidden cafe or local market.
Two weeks gives you time to really understand what makes this region tick. You'll visit places like Odense, Hans Christian Andersen's hometown, and stay in historic properties including Hotel Randers. The famous Flåm Railway journey climbs an impressive 2,800 feet through Norway's mountain landscapes. Our guests often tell us that watching waterfalls pour into Geirangerfjord's glacial waters becomes a highlight of their trip. The Borgund stave church, dating to the 12th century, shows off incredible dragon carvings and runic inscriptions. The journey wraps up in Stockholm, where you'll have proper time to explore the Royal Palace, Riddarholmen Church and also the city's diverse museum collection.
TourRadar recommends visiting:
Copenhagen, Malmo, Gothenburg, Vrango Island, Oslo, Bergen, Lillehammer, Stockholm, Helsinki
Demographics
The Northern Capitals route brings solo travelers together naturally. Our guides Chris and Colleen are particularly good at creating a friendly group feel while sharing local insights that go beyond the usual tourist spots. You'll join guided walks through Copenhagen's colorful Nyhavn and Stockholm's medieval Gamla Stan, perfect for getting to know your fellow travelers. The hotels are right where you want them, and there's a good mix of group activities and independent time. The overnight cruises between cities have great social spaces - our solo guests often tell us they've made lasting friendships over dinner while watching the Nordic coastline slip by.
Couples tend to love our fjord-focused routes, especially the Complete Scandinavia journey. You can paddle kayaks around Vrango Island's shoreline and share traditional fika - that's coffee and pastries - in Sweden's cafe capital Alingsas. The overnight ferry cabins offer beautiful Baltic Sea views, and in Gudvangen you'll stay in cozy Norwegian huts right next to powerful waterfalls. Your days might start with a hike on Bergen's mountain trails and end with a hand-in-hand walk through Stockholm's old town streets.
Young travelers get into the active pace of our Nordic routes. You'll cycle through Copenhagen's hidden spots, check out Stockholm's artistic subway stations and hike Norway's fjord trails. The Atlantic Road section is especially popular - its dramatic bridges and crashing waves make for great social media content. When evening comes, there's time to explore Bergen's wharf district pubs and sample Nordic dishes in Helsinki's busy food markets. We mix guided tours with free time so you can discover things your own way.
Our senior travelers appreciate how we balance comfort with cultural discovery in Scandinavia. Guides Luke and Inga get lots of positive feedback for their thoughtful approach and attention to mobility needs. You'll enjoy scenic drives through Norway's fjord landscapes and stay in convenient city center hotels. There's proper time to explore Copenhagen's royal buildings and Stockholm's museums without rushing. The overnight ferries between cities are comfortable, and you can choose extra activities based on your interests and energy. Our included breakfasts make mornings easy, and local guides share fascinating historical details at each stop.
Our Nordic family routes blend learning and fun in clever ways. The Vision of Scandinavia works really well if you're traveling with kids - they get excited about the steep Flåmsbana railway cutting through Norway's mountains and watching waterfalls pour into the fjords below. At Copenhagen's Christiansborg Palace, children can picture themselves as royalty while parents take in the historical details. Up in Bergen, the cable car to Mount Fløyen gives the whole family amazing views over the city and water. We've built in plenty of free time for spots like Copenhagen's Tivoli Gardens or Stockholm's Vasa Ship Museum, where kids and adults alike stand amazed by the massive preserved warship.
Solo Travelers77 tours- Couples65 tours
- Young Adults (18 - 39)6 tours
- Seniors (50+)37 tours
Best time to visit Denmark, Norway and Sweden
- Fall / Autumn 2025
Autumn brings rich colors to Scandinavia and the crowds thin out, which is perfect if you prefer a slower pace. Fall routes typically cover Copenhagen, Oslo, Stockholm and also Helsinki, with well-timed ferry crossings that let you experience the Baltic Sea properly. Our customers really enjoy visiting Stockholm's Vasa Museum and exploring Helsinki's Design District when it's quieter. These tours stand out because they blend city experiences with nature - you'll see the Norwegian fjords without the summer crowds and walk Stockholm's Gamla Stan when the streets are calmer. You'll have plenty of time to explore local food markets and museums, and our guides know just where to find seasonal specialties and indoor spots if the weather turns cool.
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- Winter 2025 / 2026
In winter, Scandinavia shows off a completely different character. Our most popular winter routes mix city discoveries with outdoor activities - you'll wander through Copenhagen's cozy cafes and winter markets before heading into Norway's snow-covered terrain. The real treat in Lillehammer is trying out bobsledding on the actual 1994 Olympic track, while over in Sweden you can join husky hikes through the quiet forests of Torgås. The places you'll stay work really well for winter - think traditional mountain lodges and smart city hotels where you can warm up after being out in the cold. Our guests particularly love sitting down to traditional reindeer stew and getting to know authentic Nordic winter culture. These tours usually run for 10-14 days with comfortable transport linking each stop.
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- Spring 2026
Springtime touring in Scandinavia shines between March and May, when the crowds thin out and temperatures stay pleasant. Our 10-day capital routes consistently get great feedback from travelers who love mixing guided walks through Copenhagen's Old Town with relaxed afternoons exploring the blooming Tivoli Gardens. Guides Mike and Chris stand out for weaving cultural stories into each day while keeping everyone comfortable. The journey itself becomes part of the experience, as you drift through the calm Baltic archipelago on overnight ferries from Stockholm to Helsinki. Many groups enjoy countryside lunches in beautifully restored 19th-century Swedish churches, where hosts Niklas and Anna prepare seasonal dishes with local ingredients. The longer 12-day routes let you blend city exploration with nature - starting in Copenhagen's vibrant Nyhavn district and winding through to Oslo's Vigeland Sculpture Park, surrounded by spring foliage. Travelers particularly appreciate having space to discover Stockholm's medieval Gamla Stan and Helsinki's creative Design District before the summer rush begins. Each destination connects smoothly with well-chosen hotels and comfortable transport options that keep the pace relaxed throughout the journey.
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- Summer 2026
Summer in Scandinavia means making the most of those long, light evenings. Our travelers love kayaking around Vrango Island's sheltered coast and discovering Copenhagen's hidden spots by bike. With daylight stretching late into the evening, you've got extra time to explore Bergen's old Bryggen district and Stockholm's island-dotted waters. The mix really works - you might start your morning with traditional fika in Alingsas, then spend your afternoon cruising through Norway's Naeroyfjord. Our guests often tell us how much they value having free time to explore the colorful waterfronts and local markets, especially around Copenhagen's Nyhavn and Oslo's harbor area.
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What's the Best Way to Get Around Scandinavian Countries?
Getting between Denmark Norway and Sweden is actually really straightforward thanks to their excellent network of trains ferries and buses. The Norway in a Nutshell route is particularly special combining the scenic Flåmsbana Railway with stunning fjord cruises that our travelers absolutely love. If you're wanting to explore the capitals you'll find really convenient train connections linking Copenhagen Oslo and Stockholm which works perfectly for longer trips like our 13-day Copenhagen to Helsinki tour.
What Local Cultural Experiences Can You Join In?
You've got to try fika while you're in Sweden it's this wonderful coffee and pastry tradition that's best experienced in Alingsås actually known as the Capital of Fika. When you're in Copenhagen dive into hygge which you'll find in cozy cafes and bars it's this really special Danish concept about feeling content and warm. Don't miss trying smørrebrød these amazing open-faced sandwiches loaded with local ingredients you'll find them all over Denmark for lunch they're absolutely delicious.
What Are the Must-Try Local Foods?
Swedish meatballs are a total comfort food classic served with lingonberry sauce you'll find them all over Stockholm's restaurants and traditional spots. In Bergen Norway the seafood is incredible especially at the bustling fish market where restaurants serve up fresh cod salmon and mackerel straight from the sea. When you're in Copenhagen make sure to try wienerbrød these amazing Danish pastries come in all sorts of shapes and flavors they're wonderfully buttery and flaky.
Where Can You Experience Natural Landscapes?
Norway's fjords are absolutely breathtaking and they're UNESCO World Heritage Sites for good reason especially the Nærøyfjord and Aurlandsfjorden. You can experience these on scenic cruises like the one in our 6-Day Pearls of Northern Europe tour. The Flåmsbana Railway journey through Norway's dramatic mountains and waterfalls is just incredible. And don't forget Sweden's archipelago right outside Stockholm thousands of islands waiting to be explored by ferry it's really peaceful out there.
How Do You Get Around Using Public Transport?
The public transport in Scandinavia just works really well it's super efficient and reliable. The train network connects all the major cities Copenhagen Oslo and Stockholm with regular services throughout the day. If you're heading to coastal towns or islands the ferries are great with schedules that change based on route and season like the Hirtshals to Kristiansand connection. Local buses cover cities and smaller towns really well and you can plan everything online with comprehensive route maps and planning tools.