Denmark and Sweden Tours & Trips
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- Scandinavian Escape
- 6-Day Pearls of Northern Europe End in Copenhagen
- Pearls of Northern Europe End Copenhagen
- A Taste of Scandinavia
- Essential Scandinavia
- Copenhagen, Oslo & Stockholm - 10 days
- Get Social: Scandi Express (Winter)
- 7 Day Stockholm And Copenhagen By Train
- Jewels of Scandinavia
- Stockholm & Copenhagen by Rail
Scandinavian Escape
48 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“All destinations were remarkable, and they effectively handled unexpected situations that arose.”
jing, traveled in August
Duration 10 days Destinations Denmark, Norway, Sweden Age Range 10 to 75 year olds Operator Expat Explore Travel From $3,980
14% Off- NZ$3,425You save $555
6-Day Pearls of Northern Europe End in Copenhagen
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“Overall enjoyable journey with plenty free time in between.”
Aurelia, traveled in October
Sweden and Denmark's finest sights unfold, from Stockholm's archipelago and Gamla Stand quarter to Copenhagen's Tivoli Gardens. Quality Hotel Globe Stockholm and Scandic Sydhavnen Copenhagen serve as bases, with visits to historic Helsingborg and Kronborg Castle in Helsingor.
Duration 6 days Destinations Norway, Sweden, Denmark Age Range 2 to 88 year olds Operator Intertrips From
14% Off- NZ$2,849
Stockholm's Gamla Stan and Nobel Prize Museum mark the start before sailing to Denmark via Helsingborg. Hamlet's Kronborg Castle in Helsingor leads to Copenhagen's Nyhavn harbor and Little Mermaid statue. Carefully selected hotels provide comfort with panoramic city tours included.
Duration 6 days Destinations Norway, Sweden, Denmark Age Range up to 85 year olds Operator Europamundo From
14% Off- NZ$1,288
Begin in Copenhagen's bohemian Norrebro district, then cross the Oresund Bridge to explore Malmo's transformed Old Town. Experience traditional fika in Alingsas, Sweden's coffee capital, and kayak Vrango Island's nature reserves. Includes 6 breakfasts and local guide expertise for authentic Scandinavian insights.
Duration 7 days Destinations Denmark, Sweden, Norway Age Range 15 to 99 year olds Operator Intrepid Travel From $4,260
20% Off- NZ$3,408You save $852
The colorful Nyhavn district and Tivoli Gardens await in Copenhagen before moving to Sweden's trendy Gothenburg. Stockholm's Gamla Stan reveals authentic Swedish Fika coffee culture. The tour features stays at local hostels, a guided tour of CopenHill, and island hopping to Donso's hidden beaches.
Duration 9 days Destinations Denmark, Sweden, Finland Age Range 18 to 35 year olds Operator Intrepid Travel From $2,755
10% Off- NZ$2,479You save $276
Duration 10 days Destinations Denmark, Norway, Sweden Age Range up to 99 year olds Operator On The Go Tours From $6,995
15% Off- NZ$5,946You save $1,049
Copenhagen's harbor baths and Tivoli Gardens open the tour before reaching Stockholm's 14-island archipelago. Generator hostels in both capitals provide accommodation while guests enjoy Danish hygge and Swedish fika culture. Gamla Stan's boutiques and the ABBA Museum await, with traditional Nordic dinners included.
Duration 8 days Destinations Denmark, Norway, Sweden Age Range up to 39 year olds Operator Topdeck From $2,669
10% Off- NZ$2,402You save $266
Denmark and Sweden's capitals showcase their beauty with stays at Scandic No 53 in Stockholm and Mayfair Hotel in Copenhagen. Stockholm's Royal Palace and narrowest alley Mårten Trotzigs gränd precede Copenhagen's Nyhavn Canal and Amalienborg Palace. Includes daily breakfast and English-guided walking tours.
Duration 7 days Destinations Stockholm, Copenhagen Age Range up to 99 year olds Operator STM Tours LLC From $2,812
5% Off- NZ$2,672You save $140
Copenhagen's Nyhavn harbor and Amalienborg Palace lead to Swedish adventures. Vadstena's 14th-century castle precedes Stockholm's Gamla Stan, with stays at Scandic Sydhavnen in Copenhagen. Costs approx. $150 per day including guided city tours and breakfast buffet.
Duration 5 days Destinations Copenhagen, Jonkoping, Stockholm Age Range up to 85 year olds Operator Europamundo From
5% Off- NZ$1,351
The charm of Stockholm's Gamla Stan and Copenhagen's iconic landmarks unfolds through a 9-day rail journey. Scandic Malmen in Stockholm and The Square Hotel in Copenhagen serve as bases for waterway explorations. Stockholm's VASA Museum, Drottninggatan shopping, and Copenhagen's Tivoli Gardens connected by comfortable 6.5-hour train rides.
Duration 9 days Destinations Stockholm, Copenhagen Age Range up to 80 year olds Operator V.O.S – Vision of Scandinavia From
5% Off- NZ$3,292
What people love about Denmark And Sweden Tours
- Scandinavian Escape
We had a great time joining the Expat Explore tour. The accomodations were great, the bus was good. We had Tim Seyer as our tour leader who was funny, friendly and care about each of us. His ability to describe and explain the facts of every city we visit was excelent, we learned a lot from him. Bjorn, our bus driver, was a kind man who made sure everyone was safe during the way from city to city. The program was great, which gave us freedays to explore the cities ourselves,but also gave us guidance and lots of information about the cities. I highly recommend the Expat Explore to everyone who love meeting new people and great price holiday.
- 6-Day Pearls of Northern Europe End in Copenhagen
Alot of confusion with swirching buses if not alot of people signed up with the same tour as you. Overall enjoyable journey with plenty free time in between.
- A Taste of Scandinavia
Nikolai was FANTASTIC!!!! He was a great tour leader. The tour took us to many places and he educated us well. However, just a few negative comments. The hotels were not satisfactory ....I am used to better hotels when I travel. Carrying my luggage throughout the tour was very burdensome. I am an older person, and although I am in great shape, I did not want to be responsible for carrying my luggage everywhere. There was an 89 year old man on our trip. He had a real hard time catching up. I usually go on escorted tours where my luggage, and everything else, is handled by the guides, not by me. I loved the places that wer went to and overall I would suggest people take Tourradar and Intrepid if they don't mind doing some of the labor involved.
What our customers ask about Denmark and Sweden Tours & Trips
What are the must-visit historical sites in Denmark and Sweden?
Denmark and Sweden's historical landmarks range from royal residences to preserved medieval districts. Copenhagen features the Amalienborg Palace complex and Christiansborg Palace while Stockholm's Royal Palace anchors the well-preserved Gamla Stan district. The UNESCO-listed Kronborg Castle in Helsingør serves as the setting for Shakespeare's Hamlet. A TourRadar traveler mentioned: "Visiting Gamla Stan was a highlight - the historic buildings and Nobel Prize Museum really bring Stockholm's history to life." The Vasa Museum stands out for its remarkably intact 17th-century warship displaying Swedish naval power.
What's the best way to get around Denmark and Sweden?
The transport network in both countries connects major sites efficiently. Copenhagen's extensive bike lanes make cycling a practical choice while Stockholm's metro system doubles as an underground art gallery. The train journey between Copenhagen and Stockholm takes about 5 hours. A TourRadar traveler shared: "The train journey from Copenhagen to Stockholm was scenic and comfortable passing through beautiful landscapes of forests and lakes." Ferry services link coastal cities with regular routes between Helsingor and Helsingborg.
What are the accommodation options in Denmark and Sweden?
Accommodations span from international chains to local boutique hotels. The Moxy Copenhagen Sydhavnen offers contemporary rooms near transit links while Stockholm's Quality Hotel Globe provides panoramic city views. One TourRadar traveler noted: "The Scandic Sydhavnen in Copenhagen was perfectly located with great amenities and breakfast." City center room rates typically run between 150-300 USD per night.
What's the typical budget needed for Denmark and Sweden?
Travel costs in Scandinavia tend to run high with daily expenses averaging 200-300 USD per person. This covers hotels (150-300 USD nightly) meals (20-40 USD per person) and local transport (10-15 USD daily). A TourRadar traveler advised: "While Stockholm and Copenhagen can be expensive there are ways to save money like getting a city pass and eating at local markets." Organized tours often bundle accommodation and select meals helping control costs.
What are the food specialties to try in Denmark and Sweden?
Local dishes reflect Nordic culinary traditions. Danish kitchens serve smørrebrød (open-faced sandwiches) and fresh seafood while Swedish tables feature meatballs gravlax and kanelbullar. Copenhagen's Nyhavn district and Stockholm's Östermalm Food Hall showcase regional cooking. A TourRadar traveler recommended: "Don't miss the food markets in Copenhagen - they offer amazing local specialties and the freshest seafood at better prices than restaurants."
What are the best shopping areas in Denmark and Sweden?
Prime retail districts include Copenhagen's Strøget pedestrian street and Stockholm's Drottninggatan. Design enthusiasts should visit the Design Museum Danmark and Stockholm's Svenskt Tenn. A TourRadar traveler suggested: "The boutique stores in Stockholm's Gamla Stan and Copenhagen's Latin Quarter offer unique Scandinavian designs and souvenirs." Alternative shopping exists in trendy neighborhoods like Copenhagen's Vesterbro and Stockholm's Södermalm featuring vintage shops and local designers.