Europe Tours from Copenhagen
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- Best of Scandinavia & the Baltics
- Scandinavia & the Baltics - 17 days
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- 17 Days Premium Scandinavia & The Baltics Tour
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- Scandinavia and Best of Baltics (Summer)
- ScanBaltic Tour
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A panoramic Copenhagen tour launches this extensive route through 27 cities in 8 countries. The path leads through Denmark's Jutland, across the North Sea to Norway's fjords, continuing east through Sweden, Finland, and the Baltic states, before reaching Warsaw. Scenic ferry crossings link Stockholm to Turku and Helsinki to Tallinn.
Duration 17 days Destinations Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland Age Range up to 85 year olds Operator Europamundo From
15% Off- NZ$5,386
Nordic landscapes unfold across 13 days and 6 countries from Copenhagen's shores. Modern ferries cross the Baltic Sea, linking 15 cities from Poland's historic Gdansk to Estonia's medieval Tallinn, with memorable stops in Stockholm and Helsinki.
Duration 13 days Destinations Denmark, Germany, Poland, Sweden, Finland, Estonia Age Range up to 85 year olds Operator Europamundo From
15% Off- NZ$3,656
Modern ferries glide across the Baltic Sea in this 15-day tour from Copenhagen through 19 cities in 7 countries. Overnight cruises connect Sopot to Stockholm and Stockholm to Turku, visiting key Nordic and Baltic destinations including Warsaw, Gdansk, and Tallinn, before reaching Riga.
Duration 15 days Destinations Denmark, Germany, Poland, Sweden, Finland, Estonia, Latvia Age Range up to 85 year olds Operator Europamundo From
15% Off- NZ$4,144
What people love about Europe Tours from Copenhagen
- Best of Scandinavia & the Baltics
Fantastic tour, excellent tour guide, lots to see and do and just the right amount of free time to explore by yourself. Perfect way to experience Scandinavia and the Baltics in a short timeframe. Would definitely recommend.
- Ultimate Scandinavia & the Baltics
This is an excellent tour and Luke is a fantastic leader! We’ve been on 7 tours with Expat, discovered them through a Tour Radar email back in 2015 and just love their approach, organization, and passion. Luke is the best of the best. He clearly loves his job and is caring and compassionate to all his travelers. He shares his joy by making it easy to experience and understand the different cultures. He does his homework and manages to give the right amount of history, and facts to not overwhelm but give a strong sense of what we’re about to see so we can better appreciate it. That isn’t at all easy but he makes it seem so. We hope to do future tours with him, he’s made this trip another excellent Expat extravaganza!
- Copenhagen to Helsinki
In a word, Luke was an awesome tour guide for our trip. He has amazing subject matter expertise. He always had a smile on his face and his positive enthusiasm was contagious. This led to a fun tour filled with laughter and comraderie among our fellow travelers. We hope to have Luke as a tour guide again on one of our future adventures.
What our customers ask about Europe Tours from Copenhagen
What are some popular first-day activities when starting in Copenhagen?
The initial day in Copenhagen typically starts with an orientation tour covering essential landmarks. Visitors explore the city's iconic Little Mermaid statue the vibrant Nyhavn district and the stately Amalienborg Palace. Most tours conclude the day with dinner at a local restaurant. Accommodations are often at centrally located properties like the Radisson Blu Scandinavia Hotel Copenhagen which provides views of the City Hall and historic Christianshavn area.
What are the most popular first stops after Copenhagen on these tours?
The next destination is usually Oslo or Stockholm with most itineraries including a Baltic Sea crossing. Many routes pass through Elsinore where travelers can view Kronborg Castle before entering Sweden. Accommodations typically include stays at established chains like Scandic Hotels. As one TourRadar traveler noted: "The transition from Denmark to Sweden offered stunning coastal views and an excellent introduction to Scandinavian culture."
What kind of hotels are used for the first nights in Copenhagen?
Travelers can expect to stay in upscale centrally located properties in Copenhagen. Common choices include the AC Hotel Bella Sky Copenhagen the Copenhagen Marriott and Scandic Copenhagen. Other frequent options are the Phoenix Copenhagen and Hotel Imperial positioned near Tivoli Gardens. A TourRadar traveler mentioned: "The Scandic Copenhagen offered authentic Danish hospitality and was perfectly located for exploring the city center."
What transportation is used from Copenhagen to the next destination?
Getting to the next stop depends on the chosen route. Options include overnight ferries to Oslo (17-hour journey) quick flights to Amsterdam (90 minutes) or coach travel across the Øresund Bridge to Sweden. Most departures start from either the Scandic Copenhagen or DFDS ferry terminal. A TourRadar traveler noted: "The ferry from Copenhagen to Oslo was comfortable with restaurants and entertainment on board."
What should I explore during free time in Copenhagen before the tour starts?
Independent exploration in Copenhagen should include visits to Tivoli Gardens the historic Nyhavn harbor district and key royal residences. The Rosenborg Castle and Christiansborg Palace both located near major tour hotels deserve attention. A TourRadar traveler mentioned: "The city tour took us to the famous Royal Palace, colorful Nyhavn district where Hans Christian Andersen lived, and the iconic Little Mermaid statue."
What weather conditions should I prepare for when starting a tour in Copenhagen?
Copenhagen's climate varies throughout the year. Summer temperatures range from 20-25°C (68-77°F) with extended daylight while winter brings cooler conditions between 0-4°C (32-39°F). Weather can change quickly so packing adaptable clothing is essential. As shared by a TourRadar traveler: "We were fortunate to have cool weather. The summer temperatures were perfect for sightseeing."
What's included in welcome dinners in Copenhagen?
Welcome dinners showcase Danish culinary traditions at establishments committed to sustainable practices. Venues like Restaurant Cofoco and restaurants near Tivoli Gardens offer local specialties including smørrebrød and fresh seafood. A TourRadar traveler shared: "We dined at Cofoco, a restaurant leading the way in minimizing food waste and promoting sustainable dining in Copenhagen."