Splendid Scandinavia Europe Tour Package for 8D/7N

Your evening is at leisure and you can relax in your room or explore the city as per your convenience.

Come back to the hotel for a delicious dinner and peaceful night’s sleep.

Drive past the Renaissance Stock Exchange, the Danish Parliament, and the famous statue of the Little Mermaid. This statue which was unveiled at Langelinie in 1913 was a select classical and historical figure which was used as decoration in the city’s parks and public areas. Also visit the Christiansborg Palace, the seat of the Danish Parliament, the Danish Prime Minister’s office, and the Danish Supreme Court.

End your day with a trip to Tivoli Gardens which are located in the heart of the city. Enjoy amusement rides, flower belts, and twinkling lights with your loved ones. Come back to the hotel for a delicious dinner and cozy stay.

Head north of Copenhagen to Helsingor to take a ferry across to Sweden. Stop for a short halt in Gothenburg, an important seaport which is known for its Dutch style canals and lush green boulevards.

Continue your drive to Oslo, the city which is known for its green spaces and museums.

Visit the famed Vigeland Sculpture Park, which is considered to be Norway’s most popular tourist attraction. The focus point of this park is the monolith that represents all of humanity which stands in the middle of the park and is carved from one single granite block.

Next up as part of your Oslo city tour, visit the Holmenkollen Ski Jump, Akershus Castle, and Broadcasting House. Your local guide will take you to the National Theater, Parliament, and the Royal Palace afterwards.

End your day with a drink at the enchanting Ice Bar. Head back to the hotel for dinner and a peaceful night’s sleep.

Visit the Royal Palace, the Cathedral, and Royal Theater. You will also be taken to the mesmerizing Old Town with its narrow cobblestone streets and numerous antique shops. The highlight of this tour today is a visit to the City Hall, where the Nobel Prize banquet is held.

Next up, visit the Skansen Open Air Museum, which is the world’s first open air museum. See a miniature historical Sweden reflected in the 5 centuries of Swedish history depicted by people dressed in traditional costumes as well as their dwellings. You will also see both domestic and wild nordic animals like bears, wolves, and lynx.

Your first stop for the day is the Finlandia Hall, the leading Congress event and entertainment venue in Finland. Next up, visit the Sibelius Monument, dedicated to the Finnish Composer, Jean Sibelius, consisting of a series of more than 600 hollow steel pipes welded together in a wave like pattern.

You will also be taken to the Helsinki Cathedral, the unique Rock Church, and the Market Square where you can shop for souvenirs.

Come back to the hotel for a hearty dinner and a peaceful night’s sleep.

Optional: shopping (charges extra)