Welcome to Copenhagen!

Upon arrival at the airport, we will be waiting to transfer you to the hotel. Our guide will await you and will provide all the necessary information.
Note: All mentioned hotels below are for your reference only, you might also check-in other same-level hotels.

In the morning, begin your journey with a tour of the Danish capital with a local guide.

Copenhagen is the largest Scandinavian city, and full of contrasts: the popular “Tivoli”, Christianborg Palace, the terraces of Nyhavn, the Mermaid and much more!

In the afternoon we'll travel to Jutland, passing through pleasant scenery on our way. En route we'll cross a 20km bridge over the sea and stop at Odense, where we can visit its Gothic cathedral and the house of Andersen.

Finally, we'll arrive in Aarhus.

Today we will travel to Hirsthals where we will take a ferryboat to Norway crossing the North Sea on a three-hour voyage to Kristiansand.

Then we'll travel along Norway's southern coastline and enjoy its gorgeous landscapes, ultimately arriving in Stavanger, a beautiful town with an active port on the fjord.

Upon leaving the city, we will stop at the "Swords in Rock" monument, where we will learn about the Vikings before continuing on the very beautiful scenic tour.

We will follow the route going through tunnels, bridges and travel some stretches by boat to go along the fjord coast of Norway. One of its undersea tunnels is the deepest one in the world. This stage gets more relaxed and spectacular with its two boat trips.

We'll arrive in Bergen at lunch time. We include a funicular trip to Mount Floyen which offers amazing vistas of the town and Bergen fjord.

There will be some free time later to enjoy the capitol city of fjords.

Total distance: 520 km.

Scenery: Spectacular scenery. Impressive views of mountains and fjords and landscapes permanently covered in snow.

Note: Have warm clothes at hand to enjoy the snow and the short stretch by ferry between the fjords. The schedules of the cruise can be modified; according to that the schedule of the rest of the day may also undergo changes.

07.45hrs. - Bergen –Departure-. We set out amidst beautiful scenery and enter the fjords region.

09.45hrs- Waterfall of Tvindefoss. Short stop to admire this beautiful waterfall 100m of height also call Trollafossen or waterfall of the Trolls. Its waters have the reputation not only of rejuvenating but also of increasing the sexual potency.

10.15hrs- Departure to Sognefjord, the largest Norwegian fjord and often considered the most beautiful one. We continue our journey through impressive landscapes and come to Gudvangen.

10:30 hrs. – Gudvangen. We visit this tiny city and then take a boat cruise on the fiord (departure scheduled for 12.00 h.). The cruise lasts for just over 1h30min and takes us near impressive cliffs. We recommend having lunch on board.

At about 13.30 hrs. we arrive in Aurland, and then continue our journey surrounded by woods, lakes, isolated mountains with peaks covered in snow all the year round and glaciers.

After passing through the 24.5km Aurland tunnel, considered the longest in the world and using innovative techniques to rest the eyes and avoid the monotony of the drivers, we will arrive to the Borgund medieval wooden church, possibly the best preserved Norwegian temple of the 12th century, where we will make a brief stop to admire from the outside and take a photo .

18:45 hrs. - Oslo –Arrival-. Free time in this pleasant Norwegian city next to the fjord that ears its name and surrounded by mountains. We can visit its port, streets and the works of art of the Frognerparken.

【The itinerary departing after April 1, 2025】

Scenery: Spectacular views of mountains, fjords, and snow-covered landscapes.

Note: We recommend you wear warm clothes so you can enjoy the snow and the short ferry ride between the fjords. The cruise schedule may change, which could affect the rest of the day's itinerary.

07:45 a.m. - Departure from Bergen. We'll set out amidst beautiful scenery, entering the fjord region.

09:45 a.m. - Tvindefossen Waterfall. We'll make a short stop to admire the stunning 100-meter-high Trollafossen, also known as the Trolls' Waterfall. Its waters are reputed to have rejuvenating properties and to enhance sexual vitality.

10:15 a.m. - Departure to Sognefjord, Norway's largest and often considered most beautiful fjord. We'll travel through impressive landscapes to reach Gudvangen.

10:30 a.m. - Gudvangen. We'll visit this tiny town before taking a boat cruise along the fjord, scheduled to depart at 12:00 p.m. The cruise lasts just over 1 hour and 30 minutes and offers close views of impressive cliffs. We recommend having lunch on board.

Around 1:30 p.m. - We'll disembark in Aurland (or occasionally in Flam). We'll continue our journey through woods, lakes, isolated mountains with snow-covered peaks, and glaciers. We'll pass through the 24.5 km Aurland Tunnel, the longest in the world, designed with techniques to rest the eyes and prevent driver fatigue,

02:30 p.m. - Borgund Stave Church (admission included). We'll visit what is considered the best-preserved medieval Christian church in Norway. These wooden churches are iconic of the country and often feature remarkable wood carvings where elements of ancient Norse gods coexist with Christian symbolism.

03:15 p.m. – Departure from Borgund.

07:15 p.m. - Oslo. We'll arrive at the charming Nordic capital, nestled between mountains alongside the fjord that shares its name.

 

We will spend some time in Oslo before departing for Sweden, passing by scenic forests and lakes.

Stop in Orebro, a lovely lakeside town with a castle and charming historic center. Time for stroll and lunch.

We'll arrive in Stockholm in the evening.

Begin your experience in Sweden with a Stockholm panoramic tour of this very beautiful capital built on 13 connected islands.

Water is everywhere. We will see Gamla Stan, its historic quarter, and the Skansen museum area, as well as the broad avenues of the center.

We suggest an optional visit to the city hall and the Vasa museum-ship.

Enjoy a free day in Stockholm.

In the evening we will board a modern ferry. Overnight accommodation in double cabins with private bathroom facilities.

We recommend you to go to the ship deck at sunrise as we sail to Finland, traveling along Aland Islands, a stunning collection of over 100 forest covered islands.

We'll disembark and have free time to walk around Turku, a city with a very strong Swedish influence. We continue our journey to the neighbor city of Naantali, very picturesque town of wooden houses next to the sea. We will later arrive in Helsinki, time for lunch.

Free afternoon for you to get to know this city, with its old market and the Russian influence in its buildings and churches.

Today we'll take a boat (regular line water local transport) to Suomenlinna Islands - six islands where that are highlighted by a great fortress that used to protect the sea entry to the city and was declared World Heritage. Enjoy free time to stroll around here, exploring the island through its small pedestrian bridges.

In the late afternoon we shall board a ferry to Estonia (2.5 hours). Take in the skyline view of Helsinki and the surrounding islands.

Upon arrival in Tallinn we'll transfer to our hotel.

The capital of Estonia is a wonderful city with a well-conserved medieval center.

Start of your exploration of the Baltics with a tour of Tallinn, including its historic its walls, churches, squares, and its medieval streets filled with tourist attractions.

After passing through forests and plains, we'll reach Parnu, a popular spa city.

Then we'll continue our Baltic tour to Latvia.

We'll arrive in Turaida where we'll visit the medieval castle, which is surrounded by a large park with sculptures. Lunch is included.

Afterwards, we'll pay a visit to Sigulda, the small, charming capital situated in a very beautiful landscape.

We'll arrive at Riga in the middle of the afternoon.

Discover the most populated city of the Baltic Countries today with a Riga city tour, discover its unique, Soviet influenced architecture.

The afternoon is free for you to visit the Central Market and the resort town of Jurmala is proposed.

We will depart for Lithuania early in the morning. On our way there, we will visit the Baroque Palace of Rundale, built by the same architect who designed Saint Petersburg’s Hermitage Museum.

Then we will cross over to Lithuania, continuing our Baltics tour. This country has a strong Catholic influence.

Along the way to Vilnius we'll visit the impressive Hill of Crosses and enjoy lunch en route.

Afterwards, we will visit Trakai, a gorgeous castle located on a lake’s island quite close to Vilnius.

End the day in Vilnius.

Get started today with a sightseeing tour of the city erected on top of seven hills (like Rome, to which the locals like comparing it to). Discover its baroque churches, its walls, its castle, its market streets in the center, and over 1,200 medieval houses!

End the Baltic portion of our tour as we continue on to Poland.

First on the itinerary is Grutas Park, also known as Stalin's World: a park with 86 statues from Soviet times.

We'll break for lunch in the charming, lakeside town of Augustow.

We will continue to the center of Poland where we'll arrive in Warsaw.

We start the day with a sightseeing tour of Warsaw. We will visit its Old Town, Royal Castle, the Ghetto Heroes Monument, and Lazienki Park. Enjoy some free time afterwards, to stroll around.

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