Discover Scandinavia’s great capitals as we travel through Sweden, Norway and Denmark. As we travel from
one bustling city to the next, you’ll discover a spellbinding nature in between. A world of lakes, islands, bays,
fjords and inlets dotted with colourful villages all filled with old world culture and charm.

Day one - overnight flight to Europe
Today you will board an overnight flight to Stockholm, Sweden

Day two - arrival in Stockholm, Sweden
We’ll arrive in Stockholm today. A short ride from the airport brings us into the heart of Sweden’s bustling
capital city where our comfortable hotel awaits. You’ll have time to freshen up and rest from your flight. You’ll
enjoy a nice walk to dinner together in the heart of the city. Afterwards, why not join Philippe on an informal
walk to explore Stockholm, a perfect way to relax after a busy day of travel.. (B, D)

Day three - Stockholm
Stockholm is built on 14 islands so no matter where you visit, you are never far from water. This morning we’ll walk through the historical parts of Stockholm along narrow alleys and over cobbled streets in the Old Town. You will pass famous sights such as the Royal Palace and St George and the Dragon. We’ll also visit the island of Riddarholmen where we will see the grand Riddarholmen Church, the statue of Stockholm’s founder and fantastic palaces from the 1600s. You’ll also have a bit of free time to explore on your own. Stockholm is a beautiful city where well-preserved medieval buildings stand alongside modern architecture. It is also a thriving and dynamic city, bursting with culture and art. (B, D)

Day four - Stockholm Archipelago
Rise and Shine! The Stockholm archipelago is made up of over 24 000 just outside the city. The best way to explore it is by boat. This morning we’ll embark on a full day cruise of the archipelago. You will be travelling on the Waxholm III, a lovely ship built in 1903. While sailing, you will be served morning coffee with cake, a lunch buffet, afternoon coffee, and a two-course dinner in the ships beautiful dining room. (B, L, D)

Day five - Travel by train from Stockholm to Oslo
This morning, after a hearty breakfast at our hotel, we’ll board a train for a 7 hour train journey that will take us through parts of Sweden into neighbouring Norway. This afternoon. we’ll arrive Oslo. The Norwegian capital is beautifully situated at the head of the Oslo Fjord and surrounded by forested ridges. Arable fields, vast forests and the untouched nature areas. We’ll travel to our local hotel where a nice meal awaits. (B, D)

Day six - Oslo, the capital of Norway
After breakfast today, we’ll take a walking tour through the city centre to it’s harbour. Sights of interest include the Royal Palace, the Parliament Building (Stortinget), the National Theatre, City Hall, Akershus Fortress and Aker Brygge Harbour. From the harbour you will continue by boat to the Bygdøy peninsula where a visit at the Viking Ship Museum is included. After a bit of free time to enjoy lunch on your own in the heart of the city, we’ll board a boat for a 2-hour Oslo Fjord sightseeing tour. We’ll pass through narrow sounds, idyllic bays and through a maze of islands with small summer houses. This afternoon we’ll return to Oslo where you’ll be free to dine at your leisure. As always, Philippe will be available if you need suggestions for meals or activities. (B)

Day seven - Overnight cruise from Oslo to Copenhagen
Yesterday was a busy day of sightseeing - you’ve seen all of the Norwegian capitals main highlights and you now know your way around a bit. You’ll have a full morning to enjoy at your leisure. Most of our guests like to browse local shops, try local pastries or take in a museum during their free time. This afternoon, we’ll board a comfortable Scandinavian Ferry for our overnight cruise to Copenhagen, Denmark. You’ll enjoy a comfortable (albeit modest) cruiseship style cabin onboard. Although we’ll be travelling on a passenger ferry, you’ll find a wide array of activities onboard from live music to a casino. Tonight we’ll enjoy a wonderful dinner together as we sail across the Kattegat Straight which links the North Sea to the Baltic Sea. (B, D)

Day eight - Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark
You’ll enjoy breakfast onboard before we arrive in Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark. Originally a Viking fishing village founded in the 10th century, the Danish capital boasts over 850 years of history. You’ll pass the brightly colored houses of Nyhavn or “New Harbor,” once the home of Hans Christian Andersen.  Discover the sumptuously Rococo interiors of Amalienborg Palace, the winter residence of the Danish Royal Family. This afternoon, we’ll take a trip to nearby Kronborg Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the inspirational setting of Shakespeare’s Hamlet. Tonight we’ll enjoy a hearty Danish meal together. (B, D)

Day nine - Visit Dragør -
Copenhagen at leisure.
This morning we’ll explore Denmark’s rich seafaring past as we travel to a former fishing village. Dragør on the island of Amager, was once a trading center for Hanseatic merchants in the market for herring caught in the this area of Denmark. Today, Dragør is a charming seaside hamlet with winding cobbled streets and 17th-century brick houses with red tile roofs. Enjoy a guided stroll along its narrow warrens and past its lovely marina. You’ll have free time to take in the atmosphere on your own. We’ll top off our visit with coffee and a Danish pastry at one of Dragør’s old inns. After lunch time, we’ll return to Copenhagen where you will enjoy a bit of free time. This evening we’ll visit the famous Tivoli Gardens, one of the oldest amusement parks in the world. We’ll enjoy dinner together there. (B, D)

Day ten - return flights to the USA
A final morning in Europe, as today we transfer to Copenhagen’s airport for our return flights home. (B)

(This tour itinerary is subject to change)

This tour includes:
- a tour leader who will accompany your small group (see “Philippe Thériault” below)
- land transportation within Europe as described in the itinerary
- accommodations in carefully selected hotels and inns
- most of your meals: 6 dinners; 1 lunch; breakfast each day
- entrance fees to all of the activities described in the itinerary
- local tours with local guides in, Stockholm, Oslo, Copenhagen, and the village of Dragør

This tour does not include:
- transatlantic airfare:

Your tour begins in Stockholm, Sweden (airport code ARN Stockholm Arlanda Airport) and ends in
Copenhagen, Denmark (airport code CPH Copenhagen Airport).

Rates:
- Peak travel season (May, June, July, August, September)
$ 5400.00 per person in double occupancy $ 6300.00 per person in single occupancy
- Off peak travel season (January, February, March, April, October, November, December)
$ 4900.00 per person in double occupancy $ 5700.00 per person in single occupancy