Trip Includes:

• Daily breakfast in hotel as well as cruise to Helsinki
• Tour covers cities of Stockholm, Helsinki, Malmö, Copenhagen, Gothenburg (Göteborg), Oslo and Bergen
• Transfers from Airport to hotel
• Stay in 3 / 4 Star standard hotels
• All internal transport in Scandinavia
• Regular Sightseeing and entrances as per itinerary below

Trip excludes:

• Porterage
• Meals, drinks, etc.
• International flights to and from Scandinavia
  
  

Arrival in Stockholm the capital of Scandinavia. We welcome you at Arlanda airport and escort you to your hotel. We provide you a small tour orientation to prepare you for an exciting vacation ahead. Take some time to walk in the nature. Escape the stress of the modern life and experience stillness and silence – be one with nature and enjoy the freedom and clean, clear air. The Northern skies are brilliant with stars and despite there not being any actual daylight, the darkness is far from heavy. Relax in the comfort of your hotel and refresh for starting your trip.

After a buffet breakfast at the hotel, start the day by discovering the "Beauty on water", Stockholm which was founded in the 13th century and is built on 14 islands surrounded by water so clean that you can swim and fish right in the capital city. Explore the old part of Stockholm, Gamla Stan with the Houses of Parliament, the Great Cathedral and cavernous Stockholm Palace. See the City Hall, constructed in the National Romantic style where each year on December 10th the Nobel price banquette takes place; take a walk through cobbled streets lined with medieval buildings. The Old Town is in direct contrast with today’s modern city centre. Not to miss the spectacular change of guard ceremony at The Royal Palace around 12:00.

Relax for the day in the coziness of your hotel.

After breakfast, discover Stockholm by boat. The two hour conducted trip passes under 15 bridges and through two locks. Travel on both the sea and on Lake Mälaren and see all the well-known buildings in Stockholm.

By evening, we are ready for the ship cruise to Finland over the Baltic sea. You may like to checkout on the choice of delicacies amongst various restaurants on board.

Wake up in the surrounds of Baltic sea after a night filled of music and dance on board the ship to enjoy a sumptuous buffet breakfast. Enjoy the cold baltic breeze freshen your soul on the ship deck or enjoy the Scandinavian spa. Do not loose site of the never ending islands on your way. This  is  the  famous archipelago of Sweden.
Arrive in Helsinki by 10 AM and board the site seeing bus. Helsinki is a modern European cultural city whose urban cosmopolitan lifestyle exists in perfect harmony with nature. Surrounded by the sea and its own exotic archipelago, Helsinki offers visitors an endless number of possibilities. Throughout its history, Helsinki has existed in the crosscurrents of the East and West. The colourful layers of history can be seen everywhere; its modern architecture, cutting-edge design and high-technology have attracted international recognition for the city and made it the style city of Scandinavia. Visit the Old Market Hall,  White Cathedral (Lutheran) at the Senate Square and Uspenski Cathedral (Othodox). By evening we are back in our cabin to start the journey back to Stockholm.

After breakfast on board, arrive back in Stockholm by 10 AM. Transfer by train to Malmö

The five hours train journey to Malmö takes you through natural forests of Sweden. Malmö is the southern most town of Sweden facing Denmark's capital city of Copenhagen.

Spend some time in discovering Malmö and it's beautiful canals and parks before relaxing for the day in your hotel

During June to beginning of August, we have Malmö sightseeing. Discover The Turning Torso a marvel of modern architecture and residential buildings. We then visit the Stortorget. The equestrian statue of King Karl X Gustav, who took Skåne from the Danes through the Roskilde Treaty of 1658, stands in the midst of the largest square in Malmö. Stortorget became Malmö's new marketplace and was the largest city square in Northern Europe for a very long time. Kockska huset, one of the most well-preserved 16th century buildings in Malmö, is of red brick with a richly ornamented stepped gable. The City Hall, finished in 1546, has undergone major changes over the centuries. In the 1860s, Helgo Zettervall redesigned the façade in the Dutch Renaissance style, much of which remains today. The Residence, the pale stuccoed building next to the City Hall, is now the home of the County Governor. The present façade dating from the 1850s was built in 17th century Renaissance style by one of the most prominent architects of the day, F.W. Scholander. After a visit to the Lilla Torget, we visit Folkets Park which was opened in 1893 and has always been a popular park and entertainment venue for the people of Malmö. In the evening we cross the Öresund bridge to arrive in Copenhagen

The lovely city of Copenhagen, is the capital of Denmark. Copenhagen got its name from the word "köbenhavn", which means "Merchants harbour". It is a captivating, friendly city where there is always something wonderful around the next corner - to see, smell, taste, feel or listen to. There are the royal castles, the parks, the squares and the plazas, and not least, like a precious gem, Nyhavn, the New Harbour. Discover the architecture and museums which are famous all over the world. Start by visiting the Town Hall a good place to start exploration in any direction. Noble statues stand at its entry, on its roof and inside, where, among others, the writer Hans Christian Andersen and the Nobel Prize-winning physicist Niels Bohr are honored. We visit Jens Olsen's World Clock, with its exact calibration, in the lower portion of the Town Hall Tower. Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek Houses both a stunning classical collection and, somewhat incongruously, an assemblage of Danish impressionist and postimpressionist art. The building itself is a work of art and merits a visit (the central palm garden with murmuring fountains was cleverly designed to offer museum visitors a place to relax). We also visit The National Musuem of Denmark / National Gallery  and let's not forget The Little Mermaid, inspired by Hans Christian Andersen's fairytale. The statue of the "Little Mermaid" is a favourite with most visitors.

In the morning start your journey by train through the picteresque Wetern coast of Sweden to arrive in Sweden's second largest city Gothenburg (Göteborg). Arrive there in the afternoon and spend sometime to discover the town on our own. Gothenburg is a friendly, cosmopolitan, relaxed city situated on the rugged, west coast offering cultural experiences, beautiful countryside, natural gateway to the west and birth place to the famous Volvo cars.

Enjoy your day with the sightseeing pass. Whether you want to see the sea and the bare cliffs, have fun at Liseberg amusement park, discover fine museums, And if you want to go by tram, that's included too. Read more in the booklet that you will get with the pass. Visit the famous Liseberg Amusement park.  A variety of events and entertainment take place here in summer. View the harbor part of which is connected by an overhead walkway to the shopping mall of Nordstan. In the evening, take a three hours bus / train journey for Oslo

The port town of Oslo is the capital of Norway. Oslo celebrated its 1000 year anniversary in the year 2000. Untill 1814, it was known as Christiania after the Danish-Norwegian king. The city is beautifully situated at the head of Oslo Fjord surrounded by forested ridges, and this very location gives Oslo unexpected qualities for a national capital. Start the day by exploring the Royal Palace, the City Hall, the Akershus fortress. Spend some time on the famous walking street Karl Johan Gate. In the afternoon, we visit the controversial Vigeland Sculpture park and the Historical Musuem. You may  also like to explore some of the exclusive boutiques on the Bogstadveien street in Majorstuen area at your own disposal.

After breakfast, we start a day long journey by train to Bergen crossing many picturesque places. The picturesque Bergen is UNESCO World Heritage city, surrounded by seven mountains and opening out into the sea. The small, wooden houses cling to the hillside overlooking the city. Due to the Gulf Stream, Bergen is blessed by a surprisingly warm climate.

After breakfast discover Bergen through a relaxed 50 minutes sightseeing. The trip takes you to the central parts of Bergen, including the Hanseatic wharf at Bryggen, St. Mary’s Church, Korskirken Church, the Cathedral, the Rosenkrantz Tower, Håkon’s Hall, the Fløibanen funicular, the Fish Market, the theatre, Byparken park, the town Hall, Bergen Aquarium and the picturesque wooden houses in Sandviken. After finishing your trip, take the ride by Floibanen to reach top of Bergen. Enjoy the view of Bergen from toip of Floi mountain and take the ride back to Bergen.

Spend the evening in discovering the local food from a pool of restaurants on the harbour.

After breakfast spend the day in discovering Bergen on your own and wait for transfer to your onward destination.