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Family tours in Scandinavia

Welcome to OsaBus family tours in Scandinavia. Our designed family tours in Scandinavia offer you the key to unlocking this beautiful country’s hidden treasures. Whether you’re seeking a small family tour, or a longer family tour to explore Scandinavia, our tours are designed to cater to all your travel desires.

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Family tours Scandinavia

Looking for the perfect family tour vehicle? Our Luxury Sprinter selection is the best in Scandinavia. We know how important comfort is. That’s why we offer Business class Sprinters on all our family tours in Scandinavia.

Minibus tours in Scandinavia

Need a Sprinter for your family tour? Comfortable Sprinter minibuses in Scandinavia or smaller minivans in Scandinavia, we got you covered.

Minivan tours Scandinavia

Private and Individually built family tours by luxury minibus or a small van. Luxury or economy chauffeur driven minivan tours in Scandinavia. Extra small group bus trips in Scandinavia and in other parts of Europe.

Ready to go Packages

We offer many different family tour packages: all-inclusive , custom made, private as well as luxury family tours. Ask for more information.

Hotels included

All our packages include accomodation, which in most cases is a centrally located 4 star Hotel. For private family tours we can adjust the accommodation per customer requirements.

Everything else

Our tours also include tour guides and group leaders, if needed. Additionally on a request basis we can help you with everything else, flight booking, custom itinerary development and much more.

What are the options for family tours in Scandinavia?

Family trips (4 people and above).

Our tours in Scandinavia are perfect for families looking to create cherished memories together. With a minimum requirement of just 4 people, families can explore the wonders of Scandinavia in a comfortable and engaging environment. Guides ensure that both adults and children have an enriching experience, catering to the interests of all family members.

Small family tours (Up to 7-8 People)

All our family tours in Scandinavia, accommodating up to 7-8 people, can be tailor-made just for you or you can choose from our ready to go family trip package deals in Scandinavia. These small family group tours allow for flexibility, spontaneous stops, and a deeper connection with the destination, making your journey through Scandinavia truly unique.

Large family tours (Up to 16 People)

Our Scandinavia family tours cater to the needs of larger groups and families as well, accommodating up to 16 people and even bigger if needed per customer requirements. With our spacious coaches, comfortable seating, and knowledgeable guides, larger groups can travel together seamlessly. Check out our ready to go family tour packages in Scandinavia.

What to expect on a family tour around Scandinavia

Prepare for an unforgettable journey through the most captivating regions of Scandinavia on our family tours.

With our local guides, you’ll unravel the mysteries of iconic landmarks, indulge in gourmet delights throughout the entire family vacation in Scandinavia. Expect seamless travel, delightful cultural encounters, and memories that will last a lifetime.

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Premium All Inclusive Scandinavia Tours

Premium All Inclusive Scandinavia Tours is our best selling product where everything is included at one incredible price! You can leave your wallet at home because these tours include just about everything you will need for a worry free visit to Scandinavian countries: roundtrip transfers to and from the airport, first class accomodations at 4* at centrally located hotels, extensive fjords sighseeing with all famous fjords and nature attractions, most dinners and lunches, transportation by a/c modern coach, luggage handling at the hotels and ferry terminals and English speaking tour escort throughout the tour. To ensure comfortable atmosphere for our tour participants, children under 12 are not allowed on these tours.Sit down, relax and enjoy your vacation!

Fabulous Scandinavia

❖ 5/4- star handpickd boutique hotels ❖ Daily breakfast,2 lunches, 2 dinners ❖ English tour escort and local guides ❖ Luggage handling at the hotels and overnight ferry ❖ Max. group size - 24 people ❖ Copenhagen, Oslo, Eidfjord, Gudvangen, Flam, Stockolm

Fabulous Scandinavia, Helsinki and Tallinn

❖ 5/4- star handpickd boutique hotels ❖ Daily breakfast, 3 lunches, 4 dinners ❖ English tour escort and local guides ❖ Luggage handling at the hotels and overnight ferry ❖ Max. group size - 24 people ❖ Copenhagen, Oslo, Eidfjord, Gudvangen, Flam, Stockolm, Helsinki, Tallinn

Grand Scandinavian Panorama

❖ First Class hotels ❖ English speaking tour escort and local guides ❖ Daily breakfast, 2 lunches and 5 dinners in the countryside ❖ 2 nights Baltic Sea cruise with buffet dinners ❖ Group size - max. 31 people ❖ Helsinki, Stockholm, Copenhagen, Oslo, Ulvik, Hardangerfjord, Bergen, Sognefjord, Balestrand, Briksdal Glacier, Geirangerfjord, Oslo

Scandinavian Capitals

❖ First Class hotels ❖ English speaking tour escort and local guides ❖ Daily breakfast, 2 lunches and 5 dinners in the countryside ❖ 2 nights Baltic Sea cruise with buffet dinners ❖ Group size - max. 31 people ❖ Helsinki, Stockholm, Copenhagen, Oslo

Royal Scandinavian Capitals

❖ First Class hotels ❖ English speaking tour escort and local guides ❖ Daly breakfast, 1 lunch, 1 dinner ❖ Group size - max. 31 people ❖ Stockholm, Copenhagen, Oslo ❖ Available Extension to Norway Fjords

Royal Capitals and Norway's Fjords

❖ First Class hotels ❖  English speaking tour escort and local guides ❖  Daily breakfast, 2 lunches and 5 dinners in the countryside ❖  1 night Baltic Sea cruise with buffet dinner ❖  Group size - max. 31 people ❖ Stockholm, Copenhagen, Oslo, Ulvik, Hardangerfjord, Bergen, Sognefjord, Balestrand, Geirangerfjord, Oslo

Premium Scandinavia Tours

Premium Scandinavia Tours are less expensive than Premium All Inclusive Scandinavia packages. They are designed for travelers who do not require airport transfers, daily meals and luggage handling. You will still get the same outstanding service, first class accomodations at 4* hotels, extensive fjords sighseeing with all famous fjords and nature attractions, some dinners and lunches, transportation by a/c modern coach, luggage handling at the ferry terminals and English speaking tour escort throughout the tour. With kids 2+ allowed this makes it a perfect family friendly tour!

Scandinavia for any Budget

You don't need to break the bank to travel to Scandinavia. These basic on a budget tours will introduce you to the wonderful Scandinavian capitals and fjords at a price you can afford. Shorter itineraries and less extensive fjord sighseeing make them more affordable but still come with 4* accomodaitions, daily breakfast, transfers and luggage handling, knowledable English and Spanish speaking guides.

Three Capitals, Countryside and Fjords

❖Great value for any budget ❖Optional Pulpit Rock Tour ❖English speaking tour escort and local guide ❖Group size - max. 30 people ❖Copenhagen, Odense, Aarhus, Stavanger, Bergen, Flam, , Fagernes, Olso, Stockholm

Norwegian Fjords and Traditions with Stockholm

❖Unique semi-independent tour ❖Travel by railway, panoramic train and ferries ❖Tour escort assistance in Norway ❖Group size - max. 30 people ❖Olso, Flam, Sognefjord, Bergen, Briksdal, Geirangerfjord, Troll's Road, Molde, Atlantic Road, Stockholm

Majestic Fjords with Stockholm

❖ Unique semi-independent tour ❖ First-class hotels ❖ English speaking tour escort and local guides ❖ Travel by public transport: railway, panoramic train and ferries ❖ Daily breakfast and 2 dinners included ❖ Group size - max. 31 people ❖Bergen, Balestrand, Sognefjord, Flam, Oslo, Stockholm

Capitals of the Baltic Sea

Explore Scandinavian and Baltic Capitals ❖Travel by motorcoach and ferries ❖English speaking tour escort and local guide ❖Group size - max. 30 people ❖Stockholm, Helsinki, Tallinn, Riga, Vilnius

Scandinavia Independent Packages

Explore Scandinavia

❖ Helsinki-Stockholm-Oslo-Fjords-Bergen-Copenhagen ❖ Explore  Scandinavian capitals and Norwegian fjords ❖  Travel by public transport: railway, panoramic train and ferries ❖ Private tours with local guides ❖ First Class hotels

Grand Scandinavia

CREATE YOUR SCANDINAVIAN TOUR!

Scandinavia offers a range of travel experiences, from exploring the stunning natural landscapes to immersing yourself in the unique cultural offerings of cities like Copenhagen, Oslo, Stockholm, and Helsinki. Whether you want to explore all Scandinavian countries or just a few, this independent tour allows you to build your package from 3 to 14 days.

Scandinavian and Baltic Highlights

HELSINKI - TALLINN - HELSINKI - STOCKHOLM - OSLO - SOGNEFJORD - HARDANGERFJORD - BERGEN - COPENHAGEN An independent Scandinavia travel package with escorted sighseeing, combining Scandinavian and Baltic capitals and unforgettable Norwegian Fjords. Travel by train, bus and ferry and explore the most beautiful locations in Scandinavia and the Baltic countries.

Scandinavian Exploration Tour

This is the ultimate semi-escorted  tour of Scandinavian capitals and Norwegian Fjords with a day trip to Tallinn from Helsinki. You will travel between the cities on your own using a combination of public transport: trains, ferries, and buses. 

Northern Capitals

HELSINKI - ST. PETERSBURG - TALLINN - PARNU - RIGA - STOCKHOLM Explore Scandinavia and the Baltics by ferry and private car. You’ll have free time in Stockholm and Helsinki, and private sightseeing tours in Riga, Tallinn, and St. Petersburg. RUSSIAN VISA IS NOT REQUIRED

Natural Wonders of Iceland and Norway

Experience the best of Iceland and Norway: fjords, waterfalls, coastal and city culture, the unique Viking History, a glacier, mountains, and idyllic islands are among what you will find. A semi-independent tour with a lot time at leisure to explore the region at your own pace.

What hotels are included?

Depends on the tour. Hotels are listed on our website, right side of the page in the hotel box. We do our best to stick to the hotels mentioned but very rarely we need to make some change. If change is needed the new hotel will be same category and quality

What services are included?

All services of a particular tour are listed on our website, the right side of the page in the services section

How much driving on the tour?

Depends on the tour and the day, some days 2-3 hours driving, others no driving at all

What transport is used during the tour?

Depends on the tour. Many tours include ferries, boats, trains, buses.

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Scandinavia

On a cultural or expeditionary small ship cruise or a two-week land journey, the happiness (and beauty) factor of these countries is unprecedented on our Scandinavia tours that include Sweden, Norway, and Denmark, as they immerse you in the natural beauty, endless days, and the most intoxicatingly pure air imaginable.

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Experience a Nordic world of fjords, castles, glaciers and the seafaring legacy of the Vikings in this land of endless day and perpetual night.

Grieg's troldhaugen in bergen, visit edvard grieg's home & museum at troldhaugen.

One of the leading pianists and composers of the Romantic era, Bergen's favorite son, Edvard Grieg, brought the musical traditions of his native Norway to international prominence through his work during the second half of the 19th century. Recognized as Norway's national composer, Grieg is a beloved and revered figure throughout his native country – and his home town of Bergen – to this day. You'll enjoy a guided visit to the Edvard Grieg Museum Troldhaugen, a complex in Bergen comprising Grieg's former villa (Troldhaugen), where he resided with his wife Nina from 1885 until his death in 1907; the couple's gravesite; the hut where Grieg composed his music; a museum dedicated to his life and work, completed in 1995; and the Troldsalen concert hall.

Denmark's Frederiksborg Palace

Early-entry private visit to frederiksborg palace, a danish renaissance masterpiece.

Dating to the early 1600s as a royal residence for the King of Denmark and Norway, Frederiksborg Castle – built atop three islands in a lake near Copenhagen – has been through many trials, tribulations and changes over the centuries. Following a disastrous fire in the mid-19th century, this Danish Renaissance masterpiece was reconstructed and restored according to its original plans and drawings. Today, it's the Danish Museum of National History… and you're invited to discover its grandeur on an early-opening private visit.

Grand Hotel Oslo

For nearly 150 years, a grand experience at an oslo icon.

Everyone deserves to feel grand… like the guest experience you'll have at Grand Hotel Olso, based on true Nordic luxury delivered by a well-trained and enthusiastic international team. Norway's most prestigious luxury hotel first opened its doors in 1874, and has been host to the people of Norway, international guests, world leaders, celebrities and the Nobel Peace Prize laureates ever since.

The amazing wildlife of the Arctic

Discover the wildlife capital of the arctic....

On your unforgettable cruise along the coast of Spitsbergen in the Arctic Ocean and the Greenland Sea, you'll encounter islands of glaciers, fjords, and natural "ice sculpture," revered for their silent majesty. Your daily itinerary is flexible – go where the weather and movement of wildlife tell you to go, seeking tiny Svalbard reindeer, polar bears, walruses, whales, Arctic foxes, red-throated divers, pink-footed geese, and more. A wildlife filmmaker and expedition naturalists accompany you throughout your voyage in the "land of the Midnight Sun," where daylight never ends. Enjoy a camaraderie that only Arctic explorers can share... you'll be the closest you can get to the North Pole!

Tauck Exclusive – Private evening at the Vasa Museum, Stockholm

Exclusive reception and dinner at the vasa museum.

The Vasamuseet (Vasa Museum) is home to the world's only remaining intact 17th-century warship, the Vasa. When this ornate wooden warship was completed in 1628, it was the largest, most powerful battleship in the world; on her maiden voyage in 1628 she capsized and sank to the bottom of Stockholm's harbor until discovered in 1956 and raised in 1961… 333 years later! The Vasa will also be your dining companion during Tauck's exclusive, private reception and dinner at the museum.

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14-Day Tours in Scandinavia

Discover Scandinavia in 14 days to soak up the beautiful landscapes and fascinating cultures of the region. Travel to Sweden, Norway and Denmark on a two-week trip, arranged by the Scandinavia travel experts at Nordic Visitor.

ITINERARY IDEAS FOR 14 DAYS IN SCANDINAVIA

If you want to spend 14 days in Scandinavia , look no further!

At Nordic Visitor, our Stockholm-based Scandinavian travel consultants specialise in creating bespoke itineraries to Norway , Sweden and Denmark .

They can organise a 14-day tour of Scandinavia for you according to your specific tastes and interests. You could join a guided small group tour , take the wheel on a self-drive trip , or opt for an independent experience of the region. Our experts will take care of your travel arrangements in Scandinavia, whether you want to journey by car, train or cruise.

Additionally, your 14-day Scandinavia itinerary by Nordic Visitor will come with quality-checked accommodation, transportation reservations and much more. Regardless of the type of tour you book, you’ll enjoy the personal service of your own dedicated travel consultant, who can advise you on any possible customisations.

Keep browsing below to explore trip ideas for your 14 days in Scandinavia.

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Why book with nordic visitor.

• Experts in tailor-made Scandinavia tours
• Based in Sweden, Iceland & Scotland
• Local staff with first-hand Nordic travel experience
• Dedicated to providing personalised, quality service

EXPERIENCE SCANDINAVIA IN 14 DAYS

A Scandinavia itinerary of 14 days means you can explore Stockholm, Copenhagen and Oslo at leisure. You could also visit destinations nearby like Bergen and the fjords, Gothenburg, or Helsinki and Tallinn.

Capitals of Scandinavia & Norwegian Fjords

Train & cruise.

Countries Visited Iceland, Norway, Sweden, Denmark

Best of Scandinavia & Iceland - Winter

Train, cruise & minibus, scandinavian road trip at leisure.

Countries Visited Norway, Sweden, Finland, Denmark

Scandinavian Road Trip & Finland Cruise

Countries Visited Norway, Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Estonia

Highlights of Scandinavia & Baltic Cruise

Finland, estonia, sweden, denmark & norway.

Best of Scandinavia at Leisure

Best of scandinavia & baltic cruise, train, cruise & ferry, best of scandinavia & iceland, stay longer & see more of scandinavia.

Spend more than 14 days in Scandinavia and you could also explore Northern Norway or Iceland. These extended itineraries are a fantastic way to experience the wider Nordic region in one go.

Best of Scandinavia - Norway Cruise & Iceland - Winter

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Countries Visited Iceland, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Estonia

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Scandinavian travel experts.

As a travel agency based in the Nordic region, Nordic Visitor knows how to make the most of your time in Scandinavia. We offer a variety of tours — both independent and guided — that include the must-see attractions as well as lesser-known highlights that are hand-picked by our own Scandinavian travel experts. To ensure a stress-free trip, we handle all the local details for you — accommodations, activities, rental car (for self-drive tours), cruise/train tickets and other services.

Oh, and we can customise your itinerary! If you decide you want to add extra nights at a certain location, for example, your personal Nordic Visitor travel consultant will be happy to make suggestions and modify your itinerary.

What do our customers say?

The reviews speak for themselves. See what Nordic Visitor travellers said about their experience with us.

Relaxing and fun journey

The Scandanavian winter tour package and it's connections made it very easy to see the 4 capital cities and Bergen. There were plenty of suggestions for things to see and do. There was a great mix of cruise and rail segments between cities giving us a chance to see other parts of each country. Staff reserved an extra rail and overnight for us as soon as we asked about it. All in all a very relaxing and fun journey.

Just what we wanted

The plan was just what we wanted and the actual trip delivered just that. Nice balance of scheduled events and free time in the cities visited. Hotel locations were excellent and our tour guide was always available and helpful for additional questions and suggestions.  

First class

Communication was first class. Selection of accommodation was perfect. Great hotels in good locations.

Very easy process

We found the whole process very easy. The instructions and information provided was clear and made it easy to find hotels and transport links. The hotels were centrally located, close to transport links but were not noisy. Our personal travel consultant was very helpful and friendly. We liked the recommendations suggested in the daily itinerary.

Thoroughly recommend Nordic Visitor

We would recommend Nordic Visitor to anyone considering an introductory tour of Stockholm, Copenhagen and Oslo. Basics of logistics where well-stated. It was easy to commute from one capital to the next. Itineraries were clear yet flexible. We thought moving from one country to the next would be a challenge - it was not. Nordic Visitor arranged all that was needed, yet gave us the flexibility to do more or otherwise should we want. Again, we thoroughly recommend Nordic Visitor. We look forward to our next excursion in Scandinavia through Nordic Visitor.

Fantastic tour that included the highlights for each country we visited. I really feel like we have seen the best of the countries with the time we had. The activities were terrific. I felt supported by my tour planner, Irja, as we travelled.

Excellent vacation

We had an excellent vacation through Nordic Visitor. The expertise of our tour guide and small group size of 16 enhanced our experience. We had a good blend of free time and tour related programs. We did arrive 2 days early to Stockholm and stayed an additional 2 days in Bergen. We found this time beneficial to explore the areas more. 

A pleasure to work with

Working with Nordic Visitor, and specifcally Irja, was a pleasure. She did an excellent job presenting the information. It was nice to see her enthusiasm as she discussed activites the staff liked in each city. She responded to our questions promptly and in detail. The paperwork, itinerary, written day-by-day descriptions, vouchers, and tour info was all very well-thought-out and presented.

I would definitely recommend Nordic Visitor!

I was so happy during this entire trip. I wanted to travel to Norway before but I didn't understand how Norway in a Nutshell worked so the itinerary prepared by Irja was just perfect. She was always available to answer all my questions and the hotels and activities planned were perfect and easy for me as a solo traveller. I just had to enjoy each city. I would definitely recommend Nordic Visitor!

Very well planned

The tour was great and very well planned. We had enough time to explore the cities and the Swedish countryside. It was fun to drive and take the ferries as well.

The best vacation we've ever had!

This was the best vacation we've ever had and I'm planning a Norway trip for August 2024 as we speak. Thanks for a phenomenal time!

An amazing trip

We had an amazing trip in Swedish Lapland and the Scandinavian cities. Nordic Visitor's assistance helped us to have scheduled activities, but also free time to pick and choose what we wanted to do. It was a great balance of planning, with the inclusion of spontaneity!

Getting to Scandinavia

Many of Nordic Visitor’s tours of Scandinavia begin in Stockholm, Sweden’s capital and largest city. Stockholm Arlanda Airport is the main gateway for international air travel in Sweden and is served by dozens of airlines. Furthermore, it serves as a major hub for SAS (Scandinavian Airlines) and Norwegian Air.

Here are examples of other airlines that fly to Stockholm Arlanda: United Airlines, British Airways, Air France, EasyJet, Lufthansa, KLM, Icelandair, Emirates, Singapore Airlines, Qatar Airways

We recommend checking airline websites directly for flight availability and timetables. You can also use an airfare search engine, such as Skyscanner, Dohop or Kayak, for example.

Flights are not included in Nordic Visitor packages, but all of our itineraries can be customised with extra nights in Stockholm, or another arrival city in Scandinavia, if you’d like to rest up after your air journey.

Different ways you can experience Scandinavia

We have tours for all varieties of travel styles and interests. See our options for exploring Scandinavia below.

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Independent cruise, independent train, scandinavian triangle, what to see on an 14-day tour of scandinavia.

Scandinavia is a region of Northern Europe covering Sweden , Denmark and Norway . Visiting all three countries in one trip makes perfect sense as they are well-connected via modern motorways, railways and waterways.

An excellent tried and tested route in this corner of Europe is a city-hopping trip around the Scandinavian Triangle , the capitals of Sweden, Denmark and Norway. With 14 days in Scandinavia, you could explore Stockholm, Copenhagen and Oslo at leisure, with enough time to get to know each city well.

Additionally, opting for a 14-day tour of Scandinavia means you can spend some days venturing beyond the Scandinavian Triangle too. You might like to visit other Nordic and Northern European destinations such as Helsinki and Tallinn, the capital cities of Finland and Estonia respectively.

Or, hop on a flight to Iceland to visit this spectacular country on the same trip. Another option is to see more of Norway, such as the famous fjords, or to drive through southern Sweden and the trendy city of Gothenburg.

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Here’s one of our suggestions for a 14-day Scandinavia itinerary:

Day 1 - Arrive in Helsinki, Finland Fly into Helsinki Airport and head to your hotel in the city centre. Try tasty Finnish cuisine at a local restaurant, and see some of the capital’s top sights such as Senate Square, Uspenski Cathedral, and the Old Market Hall.

Day 2 - At leisure in Helsinki Enjoy more downtime in Helsinki to visit attractions like Sibelius Park, Finlandia Hall, the Finnish National Opera House, and Parliament House.

The capital of Finland is known for being a design hub, boasting its very own design district and “design tram route”. It’s also awash with gorgeous green spaces where you can enjoy a spot of people watching.

Day 3 - Ferry to Tallinn Next up is the capital of Estonia, Tallinn, which is just 2 hours away by ferry from Helsinki. Soak up the medieval architecture and atmospheric streets of this Baltic city today. You could walk from the Upper Town (Toompea), or visit the Orthodox St. Alexander Nevsky Cathedral and striking Toompea Castle

Day 4 - Baltic cruise to Sweden Enjoy another day getting to know lovely Tallinn, with its fascinating mix of Eastern and Western European influences. You might like to explore the Kadriorg district, Kadriorg Palace, or the Estonian Art Museum.

Later in the day, head to the port and embark on your Baltic cruise to Stockholm, an overnight journey with restaurants, shops and cafés on board to keep you entertained.

Day 5 - Arrive in Stockholm, Sweden In the morning of day 5, enjoy breakfast while watching as the vessel navigates through the Stockholm Archipelago, made up of around 30,000 islands.

After your cruise docks, spend some time walking through Gamla Stan, the centrally located Old Town. Enjoy a fika (a Swedish coffee break) at one of the local cafés in this medieval neighbourhood.

Day 6 - The highlights of Stockholm Spend a full day in the Swedish capital, discovering the city’s attractions and districts. You could join a walking tour to see the best of Stockholm in a day, taking you to must-see spots like the City Hall, Royal Palace and trendy Södermalm quarter.

Or, a ferry ride will whisk you off to the island of Djurgården, home to the Vasa Museum and Skansen, the world’s oldest open-air museum. Meanwhile a day trip to Drottningholm Palace on the outskirts of town is highly recommended.

Day 7 - Fly to Copenhagen, Denmark Head to Stockholm Airport after breakfast and board a plane to Copenhagen. Once in Denmark’s capital, take a walk down the city’s popular Strøget street for a bite to eat, or go check out the fun and games at the old fashioned Tivoli Gardens amusement park.

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Day 8 - Discover Copenhagen Soak up the charms of Copenhagen today, either on your own or as part of a guided tour. You might want to visit Rosenborg Castle, the Botanical Garden and Torvehallerne food market.

We also recommend hopping on a boat tour to see Christiansborg Palace, the Royal Danish Opera House and the colourful Christianshavn Canal from the water.

Day 9 - Overnight cruise to Oslo, Norway Ahead of your journey to Oslo, spend the day enjoying more of Copenhagen. Why not make like the bicycle-happy Danes and rent a bike? You could check out the exquisite Amalienborg Palace, as well as the colourful Nyhavn harbour and the Little Mermaid statue.

Later, head to the port for your cruise to Oslo.

Day 10 - Explore Norway’s capital city After your ship arrives early in the morning, the whole day is yours to roam Oslo. Take a walk to the bustling Aker Brygge waterfront area and visit the Akershus Fortress. Or, head to the Bygdøy peninsula to explore historic museums.

If you love art, make sure to take a walk through the delightful Vigeland Sculpture Park. Don’t miss a visit to Oslo City Hall if you want to see where the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony is held.

Day 11 - Scenic train journey to Flåm This morning, go to Oslo Central Station to begin your Norway in a Nutshell® tour – one of the most scenic rail journeys in the world. Look out the window to see picturesque landscapes and quaint villages like Gol and Geilo.

Change at Myrdal to board the Flåm Railway for one of the top highlights of the entire trip: a 900-metre (half-mile) descent to the picturesque village of Flåm, where you’ll stay for the night.

Day 12 - Norwegian fjord cruise Prepare to witness breathtaking Norwegian scenery today, as you hop on a cruise that takes you through beautiful fjords. You’ll be able to admire the glittering waters, cascading falls and forested mountains of Sognefjord, passing through Aurlandsfjord and Nærøyfjord. Afterwards, it’s an exciting coach and train ride to Bergen.

Day 13 - Discover Bergen Known as the gateway to the fjords , Bergen is Norway’s charming second city with plenty of its own attractions to uncover. You can visit the medieval houses of the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Bryggen, and take the funicular up Mount Fløyen for a panoramic view of the city and fjords.

Day 14 - Depart from Bergen, Norway Fly back home from Bergen-Flesland Airport, having enjoyed 14 days discovering the many delights of Scandinavia.

• Not sure when to go to Scandinavia, or what you want to see? Read our ultimate guide to the best times and places to visit

What other ideas are there for a 14-day Scandinavia itinerary?

There are many other ways you could experience Scandinavia in 14 days. One alternative is to swap Helsinki and Tallinn for a deeper exploration of Norway. This would give you the opportunity to discover towns like Trondheim and Ålesund as well as stunning Norwegian fjords and coastline.

You could also opt to travel further north in Scandinavia to hunt down the aurora borealis. Visit Swedish Lapland, Finnish Lapland or northern Norway in the Arctic Circle during winter, for the optimum chance of catching sight of the magical northern lights.

Good to know : Most of our itineraries aren't set in stone, and there are many possibilities for customised routes! We can modify your tour if you'd prefer to arrive in a different city, spend more free time in one destination than another, or add other towns to your trip.

Just ask your Nordic Visitor travel consultant for advice.

How about an 14-day Scandinavia road trip?

On a self-drive tour in Scandinavia , you’ll have the freedom to pull the car over at any attractions that catch your interest.

The best part? You won’t have to worry about where you’re going or sleeping, because your Nordic Visitor travel consultant has already sorted those local arrangements for you. You’ll also have access to our 24/7 emergency helpline should you need to call us at any point.

Your 14-day Scandinavia road trip could encompass a convenient circular route, starting and ending in Stockholm, Sweden.

After enjoying the first couple of days of your trip in Stockholm, you would drive south to the charming Swedish towns of Kalmar and Ystad. Stop for 2 nights in each to explore the countryside at leisure.

Afterwards, drive over Öresund Bridge to reach Copenhagen, then take the overnight ferry to Oslo the next day. Soak up the delights of the Norwegian capital for 2 nights before driving east to Örebro in Sweden.

Enjoy the beautiful Swedish countryside, rural villages, and grand castles and manor houses of the region before you return to Stockholm for your final night.

• Day 1 – Arrive at Stockholm Airport.
• Day 2 – Overnight in Stockholm.
• Day 3 – Pick up rental car and drive through southern Sweden. Overnight in Kalmar area of Sweden.
• Day 4 – Overnight in Kalmar.
• Day 5 – Overnight in Ystad.
• Day 6 – Overnight in Ystad.
• Day 7 – Overnight in Copenhagen.
• Day 8 – Journey by ferry to Oslo.
• Day 9 – Overnight in Oslo.
• Day 10 – Overnight in Oslo.
• Day 11 – Overnight in Örebro area of Sweden.
• Day 12 – Overnight in Örebro area of Sweden.
• Day 13 – Drop off rental car and spend the night in Stockholm.
• Day 14 – Depart from Stockholm Airport.

If you want your Scandinavia road trip to include Helsinki, you could start in the Finnish capital and take a Baltic cruise to Stockholm from there. Or, drive from Oslo to Bergen and spend a few days discovering the world-famous fjords of Norway.

All of Nordic Visitor’s Scandinavia self-drive tour packages can be tailored by our local experts with extra nights at select locations or modified driving routes. If you have any particular attractions in mind, just contact us to ask. 

• Travelling on your own? Find out why Scandinavia is perfect for solo travellers

Interested in a guided tour of Scandinavia?

To see the region from a local’s point of view and make some new friends along the way, a guided small group tour of the Scandinavian capitals is an excellent option!

You’ll get an enriching experience of Scandinavia on a 14-day small group tour, getting under the skin of Sweden, Denmark and Norway in the company of like-minded visitors.

Our small group tours in Scandinavia allow you to get the most out of your trip thanks to the expertise of a local guide. What’s more, you’ll be travelling alongside 16 people at most, so the experience is still personal for you.

• Want the company of an expert guide and like-minded travellers? Here are 7 brilliant reasons to go on a European group tour .

Prefer a self-guided tour of Scandinavia?

If you would like to discover Scandinavia on your own but prefer not to drive, then an independent tour is the perfect choice. Public transportation in Scandinavia is fast, reliable and punctual, so getting around by train and ferry is a great alternative to driving.

By opting for a 14-day train and cruise tour of Scandinavia, you’ll benefit from having your itinerary arrangements made for you but with the freedom to spend your days however you please. Nordic Visitor will book all your accommodation and travel tickets between destinations, and you can add on activities too.

Plus, by booking an independent tour of Scandinavia you’ll still be able to enjoy the usual Nordic Visitor benefits. These include access to our 24/7 helpline, a detailed personal itinerary, helpful travel guide and daily breakfast.

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Travel to northern Europe’s historic, stylish and cosmopolitan cities on this fairy-tale tour of Scandinavia. See the iconic mermaid in Copenhagen and visit the grand city hall in Stockholm. During this tour, you’ll learn about the region's Viking history and why Helsinki is the capital of cool.

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Explore Copenhagen, Oslo, Stockholm and Helsinki

Visit Vigeland Sculpture Park in Oslo and the City Hall in Stockholm

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See Børsen, Christiansborg Palace and Amalienborg Palace in Copenhagen, Akershus, the Royal Palace and the Opera House in Oslo, Storkyrkan, Riddarholmen Church and the Royal Palace in Stockholm, the Sibelius Monument, the Olympic Stadium and the Opera House in Helsinki

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• Explore Copenhagen, Bergen, and Stockholm
• Start the day with a traditional Scandinavian breakfast
• Be inspired in Oslo by Vigeland Sculpture Park
• Pull up in Odense, birthplace of Hans Christian Andersen
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• Day 1 Arrive Copenhagen
• Day 2 Copenhagen sightseeing and free time
• Day 3 Copenhagen – Oslo
• Day 4 Oslo sightseeing – Vrådal
• Day 5 Vrådal – Bergen
• Day 6 Bergen sightseeing and free time
• Day 7 Bergen – Sognefjord (Lærdal)
• Day 8 Sognefjord (Lærdal) – Lillehammer (Hamar)
• Day 9 Lillehammer (Hamar) – Karlstad – Örebro
• Day 10 rebro – Stockholm
• Day 11 Stockholm sightseeing and free time
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7 Amazing Scandinavia Tour Ideas for First-Time Visitors

Have you always been intrigued by Scandinavia? Once the home of Vikings, it is now renowned for its sleek design, hygge and fika lifestyle, and jaw-dropping natural scenery. There’s much to be inspired by!

If you’re looking for a real adventure with a dash of sophistication, set your sights on a tour of the Scandinavian countries .

What countries make up Scandinavia? First things first, Norway , Sweden and Denmark are the 3 kingdoms that compose the region. Nowadays a looser interpretation is closer to the Nordic region, also including  Finland and Iceland .

You’ll find that some tours also include famed Baltic cities, like Tallinn in Estonia, for an even grander itinerary.

The best thing about exploring Scandinavia is that the possibilities are endless. You could cruise the fjords, see polar bears in the wild, and go cross-country skiing or hiking high into the mountains.

Not sure where to start? We’ve put together this handy guide to help you plan your dream Scandinavian getaway, whether you’re looking for summer fun, an Arctic experience, or a city getaway.

• Start planning your adventure with one of these Scandinavian tour packages

Best tour ideas:

• Tour the Scandinavian capitals
• Cruise around Scandinavia and the Baltics
• Head into the Arctic Circle in winter
• Take the wheel of a Scandinavian road trip
• Chase the northern lights in Scandinavia
• Explore Norway onboard iconic train journeys
• Go on a Havila or Hurtigruten cruise

1. Tour the Scandinavian capitals

Best Scandinavian tour for:  a city break and taste of each country.

A tour of Scandinavia’s capital cities is ideal for those craving some cosmopolitan glamour,  hygge  and fika , and stellar historical attractions. 

Between planning for Sweden, Denmark and Norway, you could spend lots of time trying to sort logistics to get from place to place. Instead we suggest a guided tour of Scandinavia, with a pre-arranged itinerary covering the must-see attractions and a tour leader so you can soak in all the local history.

Travel this way and you'll benefit from meeting like-minded travellers. You'll also have the peace of mind that your accommodation, transport, activities, and some meals are included in your tour. 

• Check out these guided small group tours of Scandinavia
• Related:  7 brilliant reasons to go on a European group tour

What is the best itinerary for a tour of the Scandinavian capitals?

Day 1:  Start in Sweden's capital, Stockholm, and explore the city centre. Why not wander along the shopping street Drottninggatan and dine in the district of Östermalm?

Day 2:  Today, explore Stockholm’s Old Town (Gamla Stan) and find your way through the colourful buildings to the Royal Palace, the Stockholm Cathedral and the Nobel Museum.

Day 3:  Next, board a train to Denmark's capital, Copenhagen. This is an easy half-day ride across the forests and fields of Sweden. You’ll arrive with enough time in the afternoon to enjoy visiting attractions like the Amalienborg Palace.

Day 4:  Get to grips with Copenhagen’s charms on a tour with a local guide. You'll check out the  Tivoli Gardens amusement park and go on a canal cruise to the impressive Christiansborg Palace. If you’re a foodie, don't miss a stop at the Torvehallerne food market.

Day 5:  Spend your morning in Copenhagen enjoying the photogenic Nyhavn harbour, then head over to snap a pic of the fairytale heroine and icon of the city: The Little Mermaid. Later, board your ship as you’re off to Oslo, Norway's capital.

• Visit the capital cities with one of these Scandinavian Triangle packages
• Related:  Ultimate Scandinavia guide – The best times and places to visit

Day 6: Once in Oslo , tour the top attractions like the Royal Palace and Akershus fortress . 

Day 7:  A week in, and you should be ready for what is considered to be one of the best train journeys in the world: Oslo to Flåm. Along the Flåm Railway , you will be taken through Norway’s mountainous region.

Day 8:  From Flåm , you will bear witness to the majesty of Norway’s fjords by sailing along Aurlandsfjord and Nærøyfjord , the narrowest fjord in the world. In the evening, hop on a train to Bergen.

Day 9:  Whilst Bergen is not as famous as the capitals of this list, it is a stunning city worth the detour. It makes for a perfect day of exploring thanks to its mountainous surroundings and UNESCO-listed medieval wharf, Bryggen .

Day 10:  Explore more of Bergen before flying home. You could take the funicular railway to Mount Fløyen for an incredible view of Bergen’s surrounding fjords, and then maybe take in the bustling Fish Market.

2. Cruise around Scandinavia and the Baltics

Best Scandinavian tour for:  a multi-country cruise adventure and taste of the Baltics.

The Baltic Sea is inextricably tied to Scandinavia, and some of the most magnificent cities in Northern Europe perch on its shores. Enjoy the grand Baltic capitals of Helsinki and Tallinn, before seeing the dramatic beauty of Norway, Sweden and Denmark by train and ferry.

This kind of itinerary is ideal for anyone curious to see both the eastern and western sides of Scandinavia. Make this journey on your own, to enjoy extra free time, or join an escorted tour of the region to see the sights from a local's point of view.

• Travel on one of these cruise tours in Scandinavia
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What is the best itinerary for a tour of Scandinavia and the Baltics?

Day 1:  Start in Finland’s lovely Helsinki, and explore the city solo. Go to the Helsinki Design District for some stylish shopping, and then try contemporary Scandinavian-Finnish cuisine at one of the many restaurants.

Day 2:  Tour Helsinki’s many attractions today, such as Senate Square, Uspenski Cathedral and Finlandia Hall. Don't miss the Kauppatori central market for souvenirs and fresh food.

Day 3:  Board a ferry to Estonia’s gorgeous capital city, Tallinn. Take in the UNESCO-listed Old Town before strolling to the Upper Town (Toompea). Here you can visit Toompea Castle and the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral.

Day 4:  Make the most of your morning in Tallinn by wandering through the Russian-influenced Kadriorg district. Later, board an overnight cruise to Stockholm. Sweden is up next!

• Related:  A little something about Tallinn

Day 5:  When you wake up, you’ll be sailing through the 24,000 islands and islets that make up the Stockholm archipelago. By mid-morning you’ll be in the city, where you can relax or have a day of exploration.

Day 6:  Dive into Stockholm’s contemporary side and historic district for a full glance at the city. Incorporate a side-trip to Djurgården to see the extraordinary Vasa Museum.

Day 7:  Hop on a train from Stockholm to Copenhagen and enjoy the southern landscapes of Sweden on your way. On arrival, check out the palaces and canals of the Danish capital.

Day 8:  Discover Copenhagen’s romantic Rosenborg Castle and colourful Botanical Garden. With a whole day to sightsee, you can probably fit in an afternoon trip to Christiansborg Palace.

Day 9:  Catch sight of The Little Mermaid poking her head above Copenhagen’s shores and spend a little more time wandering along Nyhavn harbour. At the end of the day, leave behind the fairy tales of Denmark and set sail for the home of Norse legends, Norway.

Day 10:  Step onto Oslo’s cobbled streets for your first taste of Norwegian culture and history. Explore Akershus fortress and the fascinating Vigeland Sculpture Park .

• Learn more on one of these culture and history tours in Scandinavia
• Related: Best cities in Scandinavia to visit

Day 11:  A trip to Norway isn't complete without a look at its lofty interior: Norway’s mountainous "rooftop". Board the train from Oslo to Flåm, and see quaint villages like Gol and Geilo along the way.

Day 12:  From Flåm you can travel on a boat tour, where you will be treated to the wonderful fjord scenery of the Aurlandsfjord and the UNESCO-protected Nærøyfjord. Then board a train for Bergen.

Day 13:  Bergen, also known as the "Gateway to the Fjords", has a medieval city core you can explore called Bryggen. This is a perfect window into the city’s past, and if you have time, you could also visit the Fantoft Stave Church.

Day 14:  Your Scandinavian and Baltic break is now done. Spend your morning relaxing in Bergen before flying home.

3. Head into the Arctic Circle in winter

Best Scandinavian tour for:  a memorable winter getaway and Arctic adventure.

The Arctic Circle is a land of wonder – home to polar bears, reindeer, sled dogs, killer whales, the northern lights and even Santa Claus. Especially in Northern Norway, the landscape is magical during the winter... like Narnia brought to life.

This itinerary is for you if you’ve always dreamed of following in the footsteps of famed explorers. It's also ideal if you're keen to hop on the back of a dog sled and race through the snow under the changing colours of the aurora borealis.

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What is the best itinerary for a winter tour of the Arctic Circle?

Day 1:  Oslo is your first stop. Explore some of the cultural highlights, such as the Norske Folkemuseum, before departing for the northern fjords.

Day 2: After a city break in Oslo, you're now flying   up to pretty  Tromsø , considered the capital of Arctic Norway. Keep your eyes peeled on the sky as Tromsø is prime northern lights spotting territory!

Day 3:  Explore Tromsø and see attractions like the Polar Museum and the Arctic Cathedral. Or take the Fjellheisen cable car to Mount Storsteinen for sweeping views of the scenery. In the evening, hop aboard a cruise ship bound for Kirkenes .

Day 4:  On this cruise, you’ll head for the North Cape (Nordkapp) , famed for its landscape and wildlife. You could have the chance to see whales, dolphins and the aurora borealis all from the deck of the ship.

Day 5:  At Kirkenes, deep in the Arctic Circle, you can spend a night in the incredible Kirkenes SnowHotel . Whilst here, book a snowmobile safari and learn about the traditions of the native Sami people.

Day 6:  Wake up with a warming stint in the sauna before embracing more of the winter sports on offer here, such as cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and dog sledding.

Day 7:  Enjoy the last of the beautiful winter light and landscapes before heading home.

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4. Take the wheel of a Scandinavian road trip

Best Scandinavian tour for:  exploring at a slower pace and stopping when and where you want to.

Road trips are one of the best ways to get to know a country or region. If you really want to experience the beauty of Scandinavia at your own pace, there are few better ways than hitting the open road.

With this self-drive itinerary, you can take your time and make the most of the incredible scenery of Sweden, Denmark and Norway. All that while taking advantage of parking the car as you wish to tour the towns of Scandinavia on foot.

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What is the best itinerary for a self-drive tour of Scandinavia?

Day 1:  Kick off your tour in Stockholm by strolling around the Södermalm neighbourhood of Sweden’s capital, where you can shop and dine in style.

Day 2:  Spend another day exploring Stockholm. Sightsee around the Old Town and Djurgården, where many of the city’s finest museums are located.

Day 3:  Pick up your car and head north to Borlänge. On the way, stop off at Enköping, where you can see Grönsö Castle and some rock carvings from the Viking age. Driving distance: 230 kilometres (143 miles).

Day 4:  Before departing Borlänge, make time for the fascinating Gammelgården open-air museum. Then drive through the mountains towards the Norwegian border, to the UNESCO-listed town of Røros . Driving distance: 415  kilometres  (258 miles).

Day 5:  Today, drive to Lom, passing through 2 national parks, Dovrefjell and Rondane. Later, take advantage of the outdoor activities in the  Jotunheimen National Park . Driving distance: 315  kilometres  (196 miles).

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Day 6:  There are a few different routes from Lom to the Sogndal region: the Sognefjell route, the Strynefjell route and the Geiranger route. All offer breathtaking scenery of the fjords, so you just have to choose your favourite route. Driving distance: 135 kilometres (84 miles), 290 kilometres (180 miles) and 340 kilometres (211 miles), respectively.

Day 7:  Drive from Sogndal to Bergen, "the fjord capital", and see quaint fishing villages like Aurland and Flåm on your way. Driving distance: 240  kilometres  (149 miles).

Day 8:  Spend some time exploring Bergen’s historical treasures, such as the medieval Bryggen. Then drive east passing through Hardangervidda National Park before stopping in Geilo.  Driving distance: 240  kilometres  (149 miles).

Day 9:  From Geilo, wind your way through the Hallingdal Valley to Oslo. Once in the Norway capital, explore attractions like the Oslo Opera House.  Driving distance: 240  kilometres  (149 miles).

Day 10:  After a morning in Oslo, cross back into Sweden and drive along the Göta älv River to Gothenburg. Don’t forget to see the Bohus Fortress, set just north of the city. Driving distance: 325  kilometres  (202 miles).

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Day 11:  Today, you’ll drive south to Copenhagen, the Danish capital. In Sweden's pretty Helsingborg, you can take a 20-minute ferry to Helsingør in Denmark. On the way to Copenhagen, drop by Kronborg Castle, the home of Shakespeare's Hamlet . Driving distance: 270  kilometres  (168 miles).

Day 12:  You have the full day to explore the highlights of royal Copenhagen.

Day 13:  After final goodbyes to Denmark, drive over the Öresund Bridge back to Sweden. Keep an eye out for Glimmingehus, a medieval manor, and the Stenshuvud National Park.  Driving distance: 300  kilometres  (186 miles).

Day 14:  Explore the Kingdom of Crystal (Glasriket) , known for its famous glassworks, and pick up a souvenir. Then, stop in Linköping to visit the Old Linköping open-air museum for an insight into the region’s past. Driving distance: 225  kilometres  (140 miles).

Day 15:  Head back to Stockholm by way of the quaint seaside town of Trosa, which is home to the 18th-century Tullgarn Castle. Driving distance: 200  kilometres  (124 miles).

Day 16:  On your last day, return the car and enjoy your last few hours in Stockholm before you depart.

5. Chase the northern lights in Scandinavia

Best Scandinavian tour for:  a winter adventure and witnessing the auroras.

If seeing the northern lights is on your bucket list, Northern Norway is for you. It is an ideal destination for glimpsing the aurora borealis as they illuminate the night sky.

Northern Scandinavia is also the place to discover incredible Arctic wildlife, experience a stay in a snow hotel, enjoy winter sports and meet the native Sami people that call this part of the world home.

You can live out your wildest winter wonderland fantasies here. For a tour like this, we recommend you plan for at least 5-7 days to give you ample time to catch the mythical northern lights before you depart.

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• Related:  Best time and place to see northern lights in Norway

What is the best itinerary for a northern lights tour in Scandinavia?

Day 1:  Arrive in Tromsø, the “Capital of the North”. Set within the Arctic Circle, you're in for a true northern experience. In the evening, go on a guided tour into the wilderness, where you will hear about the local Sami folklore and hopefully see the blush of the aurora borealis.

Day 2: Spend the day taking   full advantage of your Arctic location and go on a dog sled tour through the pristine snowscapes of Tromsø.

Day 3:  Save this day for touring Tromsø itself. Duck into attractions like the Polar Museum and the Art Museum of Northern Norway. If you want more action, go cross-country skiing, ice fishing or take a cable car up to Mount Storsteinen.

Day 4:  If dog sledding kicked up the adrenalin, then you’ll be blown away by a private tour snowmobiling through the Arctic wilderness. A guide will lead you safely through some of the area’s most spectacular spots.

Day 5:  Relax in the morning, because tonight you're going on an evening cruise. This is a stellar opportunity to see the small villages that decorate the surrounding fjords and catch sight of a northern lights show.

Day 6:  Soak in the crisp air and Arctic tranquillity before heading home.

6. Explore Norway onboard iconic train journeys

Best Scandinavian tour for:  a taste of everything and enjoying the view from the window.

Go back to another time, when hopping on a train was the only way to travel. Crossing a country by rail is undeniably romantic, and Norway happens to be home to the Flåm Railway, considered to be one of the most beautiful train journeys in the world.

If you love the idea of watching the scenery of Norway unfold before you from a train window, but would like to also experience sailing along the Norwegian fjords, then this tour was made for you.

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What is the best itinerary for a train tour of Norway?

Day 1:  Get excited for your tour of Norway, starting off in Oslo. Spend some time exploring some of its best attractions, like the Munch Museum and Aker Brygge .

Day 2:  One day in Oslo is not quite enough to cross off all of the capital’s stunning sights. If you missed them the day before, go see the beautiful Vigeland Sculpture Park or the Royal Palace.

Day 3:  Today your train tour kicks off in earnest: hop on the Norway in a Nutshell® train journey towards Bergen. Along the way, you'll be taken over the mountainous “rooftop” of Norway. Once you get to Myrdal, switch to the  Flåm Railway for the remarkable ride to Flåm.

Day 4:  Take this day to explore Flåm and its surroundings. You could enjoy a fjord safari or kayaking tour.

Day 5:  The highlight today is a short cruise through two of the most breathtaking fjords of Norway: Aurlandsfjord and the UNESCO-listed  Nærøyfjord . Then hop on another train to Bergen.

Day 6:  Tour Bergen, starting in Bryggen, its medieval centre, and then heading up Mount Fløyen on the Fløibanen funicular , for jaw-dropping views of the city.

Day 7:  Your week-long Norwegian adventure is now over. Time to depart Bergen for home, and make all your friends jealous with your photos.

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• Related:  Why Bergen’s called the gateway to Norway’s fjords

7. Go on a Havila or Hurtigruten cruise

Best Scandinavian tour for:  seeing the fjords and taking in the sea air.

We could not, in all good conscience, write a list of the best Scandinavian tours without covering a cruise along the Norwegian coast and into the fjords of Norway. If you’re looking for a guided tour in Scandinavia, you can’t do much better.

On this classic itinerary, you would spend about 10 days bobbing along the undulating coastline of Norway, past sites such as Sognefjord , the Seven Sisters and the Bridal Veil . Best of all, you can hop on and off and experience treasures on shore like the city of Ålesund .

Oh, and did we mention there's train travel as well? That's right, on this route you also enjoy a trip on the wondrous Flåm Railway.

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What is the best itinerary for a tour of the Norwegian fjords?

Day 1:  Arrive in Oslo and enjoy a walking tour of the city, covering the Royal Palace, Akershus fortress, Oslo City Hall and the Oslo Opera House .

Day 2:  In the morning, hop on a train to  Trondheim , which takes you over the Dovre mountain plateau. When you arrive, don't miss the Nidaros Cathedral and the Ringve Museum and botanical garden.

Day 3:  Embrace the maritime pastime of Norway by setting sail along the scenic Trondheim Fjord. You’ll pass Hitra Island, Kristiansund and Molde , before docking in the historic city of Ålesund.

Day 4:  Take some time to explore Ålesund  and discover its Art Nouveau architecture. You could pop by the Atlantic Sea Park and the Fjellstua mountain viewpoint.

Day 5:  On this day, the fjords truly take centre stage. As you sail towards Geirangerfjord , you’ll be able to see the soaring mountains and dramatic waterfalls of the region, including the famed Seven Sisters and Bridal Veil. In the evening, return to Ålesund.

Day 6:  From Ålesund, head down to Bergen. You can spend time by the old wharf of Bryggen, an important heritage site in the city.

Day 7:  You have another day in Bergen. Head to the Edvard Grieg Museum or take in the spectacular panoramic views from Mount Fløyen.

Day 8:  Depart from Bergen travelling all the way to Voss. Then you'll embark on a short fjord cruise to Flåm, and see the UNESCO-listed Nærøyfjord, the narrowest fjord in all of Europe.

Day 9:  In Flåm you can explore and hike around the village. Later, you'll take on the glorious Flåm Railway trip, a 900-metre (3,000 feet), picture-perfect ride up to Myrdal Station. Here, you’ll change trains, and be taken over the magnificent mountainous terrain of Norway, all the way to Oslo.

Day 10:  You’ve arrived, and there’s nothing more to do except enjoy a Norwegian smørrebrød  (an open-faced sandwich invented by the Danes) before departing for home.

Which of these trips would you choose? Found one that inspires you?

Remember these are just some of the possibilities to travel across Scandinavia. And if you’re not sure where to start, browse our Scandinavia tour packages . They are tried-and-tested routes crafted by local experts based in Stockholm, Sweden.

You could also get in touch with the experts and ask for their advice. They can tailor an itinerary to fit your interests and preferences.

When you book with Nordic Visitor, you’re in good hands. We plan your route and arrange your accommodation, transportation and activities, all before you arrive. That means you can relax and focus on enjoying your adventure!

Get in touch with Nordic Visitor  when you’re ready to start planning your Scandinavian escape.

Greg Perkins is from Edinburgh, Scotland, but he adopted Iceland as his second country when Scotland (typically) managed not to qualify for football's Euro 2016 tournament. His passions include travel, English literature, and board games. Among his top travel experiences are sailing along Geirangerfjord with classically trained singers providing the soundtrack, seeing Sólheimajökull glacier up close in South Iceland, and witnessing the unspoiled beauty of New Zealand's Doubtful Sound fjord.

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