Vision of Scandinavia, English Guided Tour

Upon your arrival in Copenhagen, you’ll make your own way to your hotel and enjoy some leisure time to explore. In the afternoon or evening, you’ll meet your tour guide in the hotel reception area.

Spend an overnight in Copenhagen

Today, you’ll enjoy breakfast at the hotel before setting off with a local guide on a panoramic tour of the capital of Denmark. This 1,000-year-old city offers historical charm and modern amenities. During the tour, you´ll have the chance to appreciate its compelling architecture in the famous district of Nyhavn, where you’ll pass by Amalienborg Palace, home of the Royal family of Denmark, through to the island of power, where sights such as Christianborg Palace, where the Danish parliament sits, the old stock exchange and the National Museum are located. You will end the tour with a glimpse of one of Copenhagen’s most iconic landmarks, The Little Mermaid statue.  

In the afternoon, you’ll head to Aarhus, taking the ferry from Odden.

Spend an overnight in Aarhus

(approximately 190 km)

In the morning, you’ll enjoy breakfast at the hotel before embarking on a historical tour with a local guide through Aarhus. This is the second most populous city in Denmark and was named the European Capital of Culture in 2017. Its strategic location made it an important Viking city, and later a flourishing commercial centre. Stop at the Romanesque-Gothic Cathedral and enjoy some free time discovering the city on your own. 

In the afternoon, you will continue to the North of Denmark to reach Hirtshals, where you’ll board an overnight cruise to Norway.

Spend an overnight on the cruise

(approximately 185 km)

After your arrival in Stavanger, you’ll enjoy breakfast at your hotel or at a restaurant. In the morning, you’ll take part in a panoramic walking tour to discover the charming old town of Stavanger. The rest of the day is at leisure. We  recommend doing one of the two optional activities*: 

*Travellers choosing Option B will not take the morning tour of Stavanger. Please note that only one option can be selected.

Spend an overnight in Stavanger

Enjoy breakfast at your hotel before continuing to Bergen by taking a ferry from Mortavika to Årsvågen and from Sandvikvåg to Halhjem.  Once you arrive in Bergen, you’ll have some free time for lunch. In the afternoon, you’ll embark on a panoramic tour of Bergen with a local guide to see the most emblematic places in the city, including the famous fish market and the Hanseatic quarter, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. 

In the afternoon, you will have a chance to take a ride with the Fløibanen funicular to the top of the mountain Fløyen. From there, you can admire the magnificent views of the city and its surrounding landscapes.

Spend an overnight in Bergen

(approximately 210 km)

After breakfast at your hotel, you’ll head to Voss to begin your spectacular train trip ascending almost 900 metres, with incredible views of the fjord. This train journey will commence from Voss and take you to Myrdal station, which is a mountain railway station and junction, located about 13 kilometres from the village of Flåm. In Myrdal, you’ll board the famous Flåm Railway Flåmsbana, one of the steepest train lines in the world. This train journey runs past the Rallar road, through steep mountains, breathtaking waterfalls and no less than 20 tunnels.
 

Upon your arrival in Flåm, you can enjoy some leisure time exploring the scenic village between the fjords. 

Your journey then continues by cruise on the Sognefjord to your accommodation in Balestrand, a rural area surrounded by nature. 

Sognefjord is known as the “King of Norway” and is the longest fjord in Norway. The initial part of the fjord, called Aurlandsfjord, is a 17-kilometre arm of the world’s second-longest fjord, the Sognefjord (204 km). It is one of the most picturesque fjords in the world.

Spend an overnight in Balestrand

(approximately 200 km)

Today, you’ll enjoy breakfast in your hotel, then continue your route by ferry through mountains, valleys and incredible landscapes peppered with charming villages. You will make a stop to visit the Borgund Church, a wooden church dating back to 1,180 AD. In the afternoon, you will continue to Lake Tyrifjord and arrive in Oslo. 

Spend an overnight in Oslo

(approximately 365 km)

Start the day off with breakfast in your hotel, then set off on a guided tour of Oslo, including Frogner Park with the Vigeland sculpture complex, passing the City Hall, the Royal Palace and the modern Opera. Enjoy some free time for lunch. 

In the afternoon, you’ll depart for Sweden by bus. You’ll soon arrive in Karlstad, located in the delta formed by two of Sweden's great natural waterways: the Klara River and the impressive Lake Vänern.

Spend an overnight in Karlstad

(approximately 220 km)

Enjoy breakfast in your hotel before setting off to reach Stockholm, the Swedish capital, built on 14 islands and surrounded by Lake Mälaren and the Baltic Sea. It boasts grand public buildings, palaces, rich cultural history and museums that tell its beautiful 700-year history. 

Upon arrival in Stockholm, you will enjoy a panoramic tour of the city with a local guide, visiting the old town or "Gamla Stan" with its network of small squares and cobbled streets. You’ll also see the exteriors of the Royal Palace, the Cathedral and the Parliament.

Spend an overnight in Stockholm

(approximately 305 km)

After breakfast, you’ll make your own way to Stockholm airport for your return flight home.