2 Week Norway and Sweden Tour Packages

Norway And Sweden itineraries for 2 weeks

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• 14 Day Scandinavia Itinerary, incl. Copenhagen and Stockholm

  Three Nordic nations unfold over 14 days, from Copenhagen's Amalienborg Palace to Stockholm's Old Town. Visit 11 cities including Bergen's Hanseatic Bryggen Quarter and ride the spectacular Flåm Railway. Savor authentic Nordic dining at Øvre-Eide farm and marvel at UNESCO-listed Geirangerfjord. Luxurious coach travel and historic Hotel Randers await.

  

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  • Days 1-2

    Copenhagen, Denmark

    Visit the Little Mermaid statue in the morning before the crowds show up. Walk through the vibrant Nyhavn district. One traveler notes "The early morning light makes for perfect photos of the painted houses." Set aside 2-3 hours to explore the Amalienborg Palace complex. Take a canal tour in the afternoon to see the city from the water. In the evening head to Tivoli Gardens when the lights come on.

    
  • Days 3-4

    Crossing to Norway

    Take the ferry from Hirtshals to Stavanger through the Danish countryside. Bring motion sickness medicine the North Sea can get rough. Walk through Stavanger's old town with its preserved wooden buildings from the 1700s. A traveler suggests: "The early evening light makes the white wooden houses glow - perfect for photography."

  • Days 5-6

    Bergen & Fjord Country

    Drive to Bergen through stunning fjord scenery. Visit the UNESCO site Bryggen wharf early before cruise ships dock. A recent visitor notes: "The fish market is fascinating but quite expensive - consider sharing portions if you want to sample the local seafood." Take the funicular to Mount Fløyen for city views.

  • Days 7-9

    Geirangerfjord Region

    Ride the famous Flåm Railway as it climbs over 2,800 feet through beautiful landscapes. One traveler advises: "Bring layers and waterproof gear. The weather can shift quickly in the fjords." Try kayaking in Geiranger to see the waterfalls up close. The Trollstigen mountain road offers amazing views but pack motion sickness medicine.

  • Days 10-11

    Oslo

    Stop at the Lom Stave Church from the 1100s on your way to Oslo. Visit Vigeland Sculpture Park in the early morning when it's quiet. Book the Viking Ship Museum ahead of time. A visitor suggests: "The Oslo Pass saves money if you're planning to visit multiple museums. Buy it at the tourist office to avoid queue at attractions."

  • Days 12-14

    Stockholm

    Finish your trip in Stockholm. Take the subway art tour for something different. Visit Gamla Stan early or late to avoid crowds. One traveler notes: "Book the Vasa Museum first thing - the queues get extremely long by mid-morning. The guided tour in English at 10:30 AM is excellent."

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• 13 Days in Scandinavia, incl. Berlin and Oslo

  A grand tour of Norway and Sweden stretches from Stockholm's 14 islands to Oslo's Royal Palace. Take in Geiranger's UNESCO fjords, Bergen's Fløyen Mountain, with nights at select properties like Thon Moldefjord.

  

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  • Days 1-2

    Berlin

    Start in Berlin with two days of exploration. Visit the Holocaust Memorial and Berlin Wall Memorial in the morning to avoid crowds. Head to Museum Island in early afternoon when the morning rush has cleared. Consider taking the Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp tour on day 2 (€45) after you've adjusted to the time zone.

    
  • Days 3-4

    Copenhagen

    Take the 2-hour Baltic Sea ferry from Rostock to Denmark. Visit Copenhagen's colorful Nyhavn harbor and The Little Mermaid statue. Get to Nyhavn before the tour groups arrive in the morning. Save Tivoli Gardens for nighttime when the lights create a magical atmosphere.

    
  • Days 5-6

    Stockholm & Swedish Countryside

    Travel through Sweden and stop at historic Vadstena to see its 14th-century castle-monastery. In Stockholm, walk through Gamla Stan (Old Town) and check out the city views from Fjällgatan. The City Hall and Vasa Warship tour (€75) is worth the cost as these are Stockholm's top attractions.

    
  • Days 7-8

    Trondheim to Atlantic Road

    Drive along Norway's stunning coastline. The Atlantic Road is one of Norway's most beautiful drives with eight bridges connecting various islands. Pack motion sickness medication for the coastal ferry rides as the Norwegian Sea can get rough.

    
  • Days 9-10

    Norwegian Fjords to Bergen

    Explore the UNESCO World Heritage Geiranger Fjord and Briksdalsbreen Glacier. Take the Fløyen funicular in Bergen for great city views. The path to Briksdalsbreen can be slippery even in summer so wear shoes with good grip. Electric vehicles are available if you prefer not to walk.

    
  • Days 11-13

    Oslo via Hardanger Fjord

    Cross Norway's impressive suspension bridge over Hardanger Fjord. Visit the 182-meter Voringsfossen waterfall before 10 AM to beat the crowds. In Oslo, walk on the Opera House roof and visit Vigeland Park. You can visit Oslo's museums for free on the first Wednesday of each month.

    

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• 13 Days in Northern Europe, incl. Stockholm and Warsaw

  This 13-day Nordic saga spans from Stockholm's Gamla Stan to Bergen's historic harbor. Guests stay at Quality Globe Stockholm and Thon Moldefjord, while driving along Norway's spectacular Atlantic Road.

  

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  • Days 1-2

    Stockholm & Swedish Countryside

    Visit Gamla Stan (Old Town) early morning to beat the crowds. The Nobel Museum and Royal Palace are quietest before 10 AM. Take in city views from Fjällgatan viewpoint. On Day 2 head northwest to Mora through Sweden's rural landscapes filled with lakes and farmland.

    
  • Days 3-4

    Norwegian Coast & Atlantic Road

    Travel to Norway through Røros, a UNESCO mining town perfect for a lunch stop at local cafes serving Norwegian dishes. Visit Trondheim's 11th-century cathedral in the afternoon. On Day 4 drive the Atlantic Road in late afternoon light. The route spans eight bridges connecting islands with plenty of photo spots along the way.

    
  • Days 5-6

    Norwegian Fjords & Bergen

    Visit the UNESCO-listed Geirangerfjord and Briksdalsbreen glacier. The glacier path needs good walking shoes as it can be slippery. In Bergen take the Fløyen funicular for city views outside peak hours. Visit the Bryggen district early before the crowds arrive.

    
  • Days 7-8

    Oslo & Sea Crossing

    Start at Frogner Park in the morning light. Get to the Copenhagen ferry 90 minutes before departure to avoid check-in rushes. Book a sea-view cabin if possible for better views during the journey.

    
  • Days 9-10

    Copenhagen to Poland

    See the Little Mermaid statue at sunrise before crowds gather. Take the 2-hour ferry to Rostock, Germany. Have lunch on board since restaurant options in Rostock can be limited. Spend the evening walking Szczecin's riverside paths.

    
  • Days 11-13

    Polish Heritage Cities

    Start early at Copernicus House in Toruń to avoid lines. Explore Warsaw's rebuilt Old Town starting from Castle Square. Note that the Warsaw Rising Museum is closed on Tuesdays.

    

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