Nordics Adventure - 7 Days

Day 1 : Oslo - Gothenburg - Copenhagen (580 km)

Start your Oslo to Copenhagen tour with a comfortable coach journey from Oslo to Gothenburg, one of Western Europe’s major port cities.
Visit famous attractions like the Poseidon Statue, the unique Feskekôrka Fish Market (Fish Church), and the historic Gothenburg Cathedral.
These popular Gothenburg attractions offer a perfect mix of history, culture, and local Swedish seafood experiences.
After the city tour, continue your journey south to Copenhagen, where you will arrive in the evening.
Note: Pink Line travelers will have an extra accommodation charge of €15 per person per night due to the higher living standards in Scandinavia.

Day 2 : Copenhagen - Jonkoping (330 km)

Start your day with a guided sightseeing tour of Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark, famous for its fairy-tale beauty and historic charm.

Visit the iconic Little Mermaid Statue, inspired by Hans Christian Andersen’s famous story, and one of Denmark’s most loved landmarks.

Explore Amalienborg Palace, a stunning royal residence built in the 1700s, known for its four identical palaces and beautiful Danish Rococo design.

If you are lucky, you can also watch the Changing of the Guards, a special royal ceremony held every afternoon at the palace square.

Drive along Hans Christian Andersen Boulevard and stop at City Square, where you will see the statue of the world-famous writer.

Learn about Hans Christian Andersen, known for timeless stories like The Little Mermaid and The Ugly Duckling, inspired by his travels around the world.

After lunch, continue your scenic journey from Copenhagen to Jonkoping, while traveling onward toward Stockholm through beautiful Scandinavian landscapes.

Note: For Pink Line travelers, an extra charge of €15 per person per night applies due to the higher living standards in Scandinavia.

Day 3 : Jonkoping - Stockholm (320 km)

After breakfast, travel towards Stockholm, the capital of Sweden, beautifully spread across 14 islands in the Baltic Sea and known as the “Venice of the North.”

Upon arrival, enjoy a guided city tour and explore Stockholm City Hall (Stadshuset), one of the world’s most iconic buildings and the official venue of the Nobel Prize banquet.

Visit the famous Blue Hall, followed by the stunning Golden Hall (Gyllene Salen), decorated with over 18 million gold and glass mosaic pieces created by artist Einar Forseth.

Continue your tour to see the historic Old Parliament Building, reflecting Sweden’s rich political heritage and architectural elegance.

Explore the legendary Vasa Warship, a perfectly preserved 17th-century ship and one of Stockholm’s most visited attractions.

Visit the beautiful Storkyrkan Cathedral, the oldest church in Stockholm, known for its Gothic architecture and royal ceremonies.

Enjoy free time to experience the charm of Stockholm, a city that attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors every year for its culture and beauty.

Note: For Pink Line travelers, an additional €15 per person per night applies due to the higher living standards in Scandinavia.

Day 4: Stockholm – Lillehammer (610 km)

After breakfast, depart from Stockholm and travel towards Norway, enjoying a full-day scenic journey through the beautiful Scandinavian countryside.

Pass by Lake Mjøsa, Norway’s largest lake, well known for its natural beauty and its role as a venue for the 1994 Winter Olympics.

Enjoy breathtaking views of peaceful landscapes, dense forests, and wide-open natural spaces that define the charm of Northern Europe.

Continue your drive through picturesque routes surrounded by mountains, lakes, and untouched wilderness, offering a relaxing travel experience.

Experience the calm and vast winter scenery that makes this region one of the most visually stunning in Scandinavia.

Arrive in the evening and stay overnight in Lillehammer or a nearby city, depending on hotel availability.

Please note: This day does not include a sightseeing tour of Lillehammer; it is only an overnight stop in the region.

Note: For Pink Line travelers, an additional €15 per person per night applies due to the higher living standards in Scandinavia.

Day 5: Lillehammer – Briksdal Glacier – Sogndal (500 km)

After breakfast, depart from Lillehammer and travel towards the breathtaking Briksdal Glacier, one of the most famous glaciers in Europe.

Visit the Briksdal Glacier, part of the Jostedalsbreen National Park, known for its massive ice formations, reaching up to 2,000 meters above sea level.

Experience an exciting ride on open troll-cars, offering stunning views of the glacier, surrounding mountains, and untouched natural landscapes.

Explore the Jostedalsbreen National Park, home to rich wildlife, crystal-clear streams, powerful waterfalls, and scenic rivers.

Enjoy free time to take photos and admire the close-up beauty of the Briksdal Glacier, one of Norway’s top natural attractions.

In the afternoon, continue your journey south towards Gudvangen, passing through some of Norway’s most dramatic fjord landscapes.

End the day by arriving in Sogndal for an overnight stay, surrounded by peaceful Norwegian nature and mountain scenery.

Note: For Pink Line travelers, an additional €15 per person per night applies due to the higher living standards in Scandinavia.

Day 6: Sogndal – Stegastein Viewpoint – Aurlandsfjellet – Sognefjord Cruise – Flåm (150 km)

After breakfast, begin your scenic journey from Sogndal towards some of Norway’s most spectacular fjord landscapes.

Visit the Stegastein Viewpoint, a dramatic platform extending over Aurlandsfjord, offering breathtaking panoramic views of mountains, fjords, and deep valleys.

Explore Aurlandsfjellet, one of Norway’s famous scenic mountain roads, where snow-capped peaks, waterfalls, and untouched nature create unforgettable views.

Continue to Aurlandsfjord, a stunning branch of the world-famous Sognefjord, often called the “King of the Fjords” for its unmatched natural beauty.

Arrive in Flåm and enjoy free time for lunch before experiencing one of the most scenic railway journeys in the world, the Flåm Railway, known for its waterfalls, tunnels, and mountain views.

In the afternoon, enjoy a guided Sognefjord cruise, sailing through one of the longest and deepest fjords in the world, surrounded by dramatic natural scenery.

Admire the breathtaking beauty of Geirangerfjord, with its towering cliffs, cascading waterfalls, and mist-covered mountains during your unforgettable cruise experience.

Return to your hotel in the evening for dinner and overnight stay in Flåm or nearby.

Note: For Pink Line travelers, an additional €15 per person per night applies due to the higher living standards in Scandinavia.

Day 7: Flåm – Oslo (300 km)

After breakfast, depart from Flåm and travel towards Oslo, the vibrant capital of Norway, surrounded by fjords, forests, and modern city life.

Learn about Oslo’s global importance as the host city of the Nobel Peace Prize Ceremony, held every year on 10th December in honor of Alfred Nobel.

Unlike other Nobel Prizes awarded in Stockholm, the prestigious Nobel Peace Prize is uniquely presented in Oslo, highlighting its global significance.

Upon arrival, visit the world-famous Vigeland Sculpture Park, located within Frogner Park, one of Norway’s most visited attractions.

Explore over 212 bronze and granite sculptures created by artist Gustav Vigeland, beautifully representing the human life cycle and emotions.

Admire the artistic theme of the park, which illustrates human relationships, including connections between men and women, parents and children.

Enjoy free time to walk through this open-air museum, capturing unforgettable memories of one of Oslo’s cultural highlights.

Note: For Pink Line travelers, an additional €15 per person per night applies due to the higher living standards in Scandinavia.