Your tour starts off in Copenhagen, where you’ll meet your tour leader and fellow travellers in the early evening in the hostel.

Spend your days exploring creative neighbourhoods like Nørrebro and Vesterbro, known for their street art, independent boutiques, and cosy café culture. Capture colourful photos in Nyhavn, the iconic harbour lined with bright canal-side houses and bustling with boats. Visit Tivoli Gardens, one of the world’s oldest amusement parks, where you can discover beautiful gardens and lively entertainment.

Stroll through Torvehallerne, a food market brimming with fresh flowers, artisan produce, and delicious Danish treats. Witness the changing of the guards at Amalienborg Palace, the royal family’s winter residence and a highlight of Danish tradition. For something truly unique, explore Christiania, Copenhagen’s famous free town known for its alternative lifestyle and creative spirit. And don’t miss climbing the spiral staircase of the Church of Our Saviour for breathtaking panoramic views over the city.

As evening falls, follow the locals to tucked-away cocktail bars, or unwind in cosy, candlelit cafés and converted bakeries, where you can enjoy the best of Copenhagen’s culinary scene in a warm and welcoming atmosphere.

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Tivoli Gardens  Step into the magic of Tivoli Gardens, Copenhagen’s iconic amusement park and one of the oldest in the world. With your unlimited ride pass, enjoy everything from charming vintage carousels to thrilling roller coasters, all set against a stunning backdrop of lush gardens, live entertainment, and twinkling lights.

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Nyhavn: Stroll along the postcard-perfect canal with colourful houses, wooden ships, and vibrant cafés.

  Amalienborg Palace: Watch the Changing of the Guard at the royal residence, a daily tradition steeped in Danish history.

The Church of our Saviour: Climb the iconic spiral staircase for panoramic views over Copenhagen’s rooftops.

Coach to Oslo – 8 hours

Begin your time in Oslo by embracing a truly Norwegian tradition with an visit to one of the city’s floating saunas, set just across from the striking Oslo Opera House. Enjoy a relaxing steam followed by a refreshing plunge into the fjord, then warm up with a coffee in one of the city’s cosy local cafés.

Next, discover Oslo’s rich history at the Fram Museum, where you can step aboard the legendary polar ship Fram and discover Norway’s daring polar expeditions. Art lovers won’t want to miss the National Museum, which houses Edvard Munch’s world-famous painting The Scream.

As the day draws to a close, head to the Oslo Opera House itself, an architectural masterpiece that stretches out over the water. Take a leisurely stroll onto its marble roof and soak up panoramic views across the city and fjord. Whether you’re admiring the sunset or simply taking in the peaceful surroundings, it is the perfect way to end your time in this beautiful city.

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Fjord Cruise: Experience a classic Oslo Fjord sightseeing tour aboard an authentic, heated sailing ship. The journey winds through narrow sounds, picturesque bays, and a labyrinth of islands dotted with charming summer houses, offering unique photo opportunities of Oslo’s stunning waterfront. Sail past notable landmarks such as Hovedøya, the Dyna Lighthouse, the striking Oslo Opera House—home to the Norwegian National Opera & Ballet—and the modern Munch Museum, capturing the city’s beauty from a variety of scenic angles.

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 The National Museum – Home to Edvard Munch’s The Scream, plus a rich collection of Norwegian and international art.

  Frogner Park & Vigeland Sculptures – Walk among more than 200 dramatic sculptures by Gustav Vigeland in Oslo’s largest park.

  Mathallen Food Hall – A must-visit for food lovers, this indoor market brings together some of Oslo’s best street food, coffee, local cheeses, cured meats, and baked goods under one roof.

Train to Gothenburg – 3.5 hours

After an early train from Oslo, spend a relaxed afternoon discovering the charm of Gothenburg, Sweden’s laid-back west coast gem. Start by wandering the cobbled streets of the historic Haga district, lined with quirky boutiques, vintage shops, and inviting cafés serving up giant cinnamon buns. Stroll along the city’s picturesque canals or hop on one of the classic green trams for a scenic ride through the heart of town.

For a dose of local culture, visit the Gothenburg Museum of Art, home to an impressive collection of Nordic and international works. Alternatively, unwind in the lush surroundings of Slottsskogen Park, where locals gather to picnic, walk, or visit the small zoo.

As the afternoon winds down, find a spot along the waterfront for a fresh seafood snack or a coffee with a view before hopping on the early evening train to Stockholm.

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 The Haga District – Stroll through one of Gothenburg’s oldest neighborhoods, with cobbled streets, independent shops, and cozy cafés famous for serving giant cinnamon buns.

  Frogner Park & Gothenburg Museum of Art – View an impressive collection of Nordic and European masterpieces in a beautiful setting right at the top of the city’s main boulevard, Avenyn.

  Botanical Garden – Wander through one of Europe’s largest botanical gardens, home to thousands of plant species, tranquil walking paths, and a peaceful rock garden.

Train to Stockholm – 3.5 hours

Begin your trip wandering the charming cobbled streets of Gamla Stan, Stockholm’s historic old town. Explore colourful buildings, hidden alleyways, and cosy cafés where you can enjoy fika — the beloved Swedish tradition of coffee and delicious pastries. It’s the perfect way to soak up local culture and recharge for the day ahead.

From there, dive into Stockholm’s rich history and culture by visiting world-class museums like the Vasa Museum, home to a 17th-century warship, and the Abba Museum, where Sweden’s legendary pop group comes to life through interactive exhibits. Don’t miss the Royal Palace, one of the largest palaces in Europe, where you can witness the ceremonial changing of the guard and explore the opulent state apartments.

To truly experience Stockholm’s unique setting, take time to explore the spectacular archipelago, a sprawling collection of over 30,000 islands. A leisurely boat ride reveals peaceful waters and scenic views that provide a refreshing escape from the city’s lively pace. It’s the perfect way to end your Scandinavian adventure – relaxed, inspired, and already dreaming of your next trip.

Included Activity:

Secrets of Gamla Stan Guided Tour with Fika: We’ll join a walking tour showing off the highlights and hidden corners of Stockholm’s historic Gamla Stan, where cobblestone streets and centuries-old buildings reveal a city where past and present meet. Explore the magnificent 17th-century Baroque Royal Palace, uncover the chilling tale of the Stockholm Blood Bath, spot a cannonball lodged in an ancient facade, and hear the Swedish version of the legend of St. George and the Dragon. The experience includes a traditional fika at a local café—enjoy coffee and pastries in true Swedish fashion, and soak up the cozy charm of this unforgettable neighborhood.

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  Vasa Museum – See the impressive 17th-century warship that was salvaged and restored after centuries underwater. It’s one of Sweden’s most unique and unforgettable museums.

  Stockholm Archipelago – Take a boat trip through this stunning collection of over 30,000 islands, offering a peaceful escape and unforgettable views just minutes from the city.

  Drottningholm Palace – Visit the Swedish Royal Family’s private residence and UNESCO World Heritage Site, known for its grand architecture, lush gardens, and beautifully preserved 18th-century theater.

  ABBA The Museum – Dive into the world of Sweden’s most iconic pop group with interactive exhibits, stage costumes, and the chance to sing along and dance with holograms of the band.