A journey that combines history, culture, and breathtaking landscapes in the heart of Northern Europe. Explore charming cities steeped in tradition, from the canals and palaces of Copenhagen to the spectacular Norwegian fjords. Experience the magic of Oslo, Bergen, and Stockholm, where Viking history blends seamlessly with modernity, and sail through stunning archipelagos connecting Sweden and Finland. The adventure culminates in Helsinki, with its elegant architecture and unique character, leaving an unforgettable experience at every turn.
DAY 01 FRI - COPENHAGEN
Arrival at the airport, transfer to the hotel and check-in. The guide will be at the hotel from 6:30 pm.
DAY 02 SAT - COPENHAGEN
Breakfast and panoramic city tour, visiting its main monuments and historical sites such as City Hall Square, Christiansborg Palace (the current seat of Parliament), the Gefion Fountain, Nyhavn harbor with its picturesque and colorful 17th-century houses, and of course, the city's emblem, the famous Little Mermaid. Optionally, we can visit the majestic Royal Castle of Frederiksborg in North Zealand. Free afternoon. Overnight stay.
DAY 03 SUN - COPENHAGEN - ODENSE - AARHUS
Breakfast. In the morning, departure for the city of Odense, crossing the Great Belt Strait via one of Denmark's most remarkable engineering feats: the impressive bridges that connect the islands of Zealand and Funen. Brief stop in Odense, world-renowned as the birthplace of Denmark's most celebrated author, the beloved children's storyteller Hans Christian Andersen. Continue to Aarhus, Denmark's second-largest city and one of the country's oldest. Free time and overnight stay.
DAY 04 MON - AARHUS - KRISTIANSAND - STAVANGER
Breakfast and departure for Hirthals, where we board a ferry to Norway, crossing the North Sea to Kristiansand. We continue to Stavanger, famous for its old town, comprised of 173 wooden houses, mostly white, with some painted in various colors that give the city a charming character. Overnight in Stavanger.
DAY 05 MAR - STAVANGER
Breakfast and departure for the port of Stavanger, where we will embark to enjoy the enchanting natural landscapes, spectacular geology, and curiosities of the Lysefjord, also known as the light fjord, named for the color of the granite in its mountains. During the boat trip, we will admire one of the country's most famous rock formations, Preikestolen, or "Pulpit Rock," which has a vertical drop of 604 meters. It was featured in a scene from the film Mission: Impossible. Upon our return to the city, we recommend visiting the interesting Petroleum Museum in your free time. Overnight in Stavanger.
DAY 06 WED - STAVANGER – BERGEN
Breakfast and departure for Bergen, traveling along the Norwegian coast and its fjords through tunnels, over bridges, and by boat. Arrival in Bergen and check-in. Afterwards, a panoramic tour of Bergen, one of Norway's oldest cities, situated on a promontory overlooking the North Sea. Highlights include the Fortress, Hakonshallen, Bryggen (16th-century port facilities), and St. Mary's Church, a Romanesque structure. At the end of the city tour, you will have the opportunity to ride the famous Bergen funicular, offering spectacular views. Overnight in Bergen.
DAY 07 THURS - BERGEN – GUDVANGEN – FLÅM – OSLO
Breakfast and departure for Gudvangen through a captivating landscape of forests, rivers, waterfalls, and lakes surrounded by mountains. In Gudvangen, we take a ferry to Flåm, crossing the most beautiful and spectacular part of the "Kingfjord." Disembarkation and continuation by coach through the enchanting Norwegian countryside. Arrival in Oslo. Overnight stay.
DAY 08 FRI - OSLO
Breakfast and visit to the "Viking capital," located at the end of the fjord of the same name, passing by the City Hall, Akershus Castle, the Royal Palace, the Parliament, and Vigeland Park with Gustav Vigeland's famous bronze sculptures symbolizing the cycle of human life and the great monolith with its 121 intertwined figures. Free afternoon to explore the city and overnight stay.
DAY 09 SAT - OSLO – STOCKHOLM
Breakfast and departure for Stockholm. En route, we will travel through the beautiful landscapes of Värmland, one of Sweden's 21 counties, with its lakes and forests. Arrival in Stockholm in the afternoon and overnight stay.
DAY 10 SUN - STOCKHOLM
Breakfast and city tour. We'll stroll through the old town, Gamla Stan, home to some of its most historically significant buildings, such as the Royal Palace, the House of Nobility, and the Nobel Museum. We'll then travel to the island of Södermalm, perched atop several hills, offering spectacular views from "The Lookout" overlooking the northern part of central Stockholm. We'll explore its fascinating historic and commercial center, crossing some of its islands along the way. The city is built on 14 islands connected by 57 bridges. Free afternoon. Overnight stay.
DAY 11 MON - STOCKHOLM - CRUISE - HELSINKI
Breakfast and free morning until 3:00 PM, when we will transfer to the port to board the cruise to Helsinki. We recommend enjoying the views as we leave the port and then sail through the archipelago of more than 24,000 islands. The ship has Wi-Fi in public areas, various restaurants and cafes, a nightclub with a disco, live shows, and duty-free shops. Accommodation in double outside cabins, Category A. Buffet dinner on board.
DAY 12 MAR - HELSINKI
Buffet breakfast on board and arrival in Helsinki at 10:00 AM. Disembarkation and panoramic tour of the Finnish capital, also known as "the White City of the North." We will pass by the Holy Trinity Orthodox Church, a vestige of Russian rule, Senate Square, and Temppeliaukio Church, a Lutheran church with a circular floor plan carved into the rock, whose dome is shaped like a giant spiral of copper wires. Free afternoon and overnight stay.
DAY 13 WED - HELSINKI
Breakfast. At the indicated time, transfer to the airport for your return flight.
RATES
Rates subject to change without notice – subject to availability – limited availability. Prices change constantly, so we suggest you verify them and not use this document as definitive.
HOTELS
This is a list of the hotels most frequently used on this tour. It is for informational purposes only, and passengers may be accommodated in similar or alternative establishments of the same category.
Due to international conferences, tours with a stay in Stockholm between June 10th and 14th are accommodated at the COMFORT SOLNA hotel, located on the outskirts of Stockholm.
Due to an international conference, tours arriving in Copenhagen on June 12th are accommodated at the BELLA SKY Hotel, located in a residential area.
TRAVEL NOTES
OPTIONAL EXCURSIONS
The suggested visits or tours, whose price is detailed in the program, will be offered by our local operator and can be purchased from here or directly there. However, if the passenger decides to participate in any of these activities, they should not book them with a different operator, as the schedules for the tours may vary. The guide has full discretion to modify the order of the scheduled visits for logistical, operational, or weather-related reasons, always respecting the contracted services.
We are not responsible for services contracted with other companies.
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