3 Week Norway and Sweden Tour Packages

Norway And Sweden itineraries for 3 weeks

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• 21 Days in Scandinavia, incl. Copenhagen and Stockholm

  Norway and Sweden unfold before you, from Oslo's striking Vigeland Park to Stockholm's historic Vasa Museum. The Fløibanen funicular in Bergen ascends to spectacular views, while Naeroyfjord's dramatic fjords await exploration. Local culture comes alive at Lake Siljan's traditional villages, with stops for kayaking at Vrango Island and authentic fika in Alingsas.

  

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  • Days 1-2

    Copenhagen, Denmark

    Visit Copenhagen first. Walk through Nyhavn's colorful waterfront early in the morning before tourist crowds appear (7-9 AM works best). Take a Street Voices guided tour to learn about the city from locals. One traveler said: "The Street Voices tour completely changed how I saw Copenhagen - our guide's personal stories brought the city's challenges and triumphs to life." Spend your afternoons at the harbor baths or Christiansborg Palace.

    
  • Days 3-5

    Swedish West Coast

    Travel across the Øresund Bridge to Malmö and continue to Gothenburg. Take a day trip to Vrangö Island for kayaking (available May-September). Stop in Alingsås for authentic Swedish fika. Book the morning fika tour for fresh pastries and smaller crowds.

    
  • Days 6-8

    Oslo, Norway

    Take the 4-hour morning bus to Oslo. Spend your first day walking around the harborfront and climbing the Opera House rooftop. Use days 7-8 for museums. Go to the Viking Ship Museum before 10 AM to avoid crowds. Consider getting a public transport day pass instead of single tickets to save money.

    
  • Days 9-10

    Bergen

    The train ride from Oslo to Bergen offers beautiful views, especially from the right side of the train. Take the Fløibanen funicular early in the morning. Visit the Hanseatic wharf (Bryggen) during early morning or evening when it's less crowded.

    
  • Days 11-12

    Norwegian Fjords

    Stay near Gudvangen to take the Nærøyfjord cruise. Bring warm layers and rain gear even in summer. A visitor wrote: "The morning mist over Nærøyfjord was magical. Getting up early for the first boat was worth every minute of lost sleep."

    
  • Days 13-14

    Lillehammer

    Take a bus through the world's longest road tunnel to reach Lillehammer. Visit the Olympic sites and Maihaugen Open Air Museum to learn about Norwegian history. Rent a bike to get around more easily.

    
  • Days 15-16

    Swedish Lakes

    Stay in Vikarbyn near Rättvik. Join a village safari to experience real Swedish rural life. Wear good walking shoes for the lakeside paths.

    
  • Days 17-19

    Stockholm

    Take the train to Stockholm. Use a 72-hour pass to explore the art-filled subway stations. Visit the Vasa Museum right when it opens at 10 AM to avoid crowds.

    
  • Days 20-21

    Helsinki

    Take an overnight ferry from Stockholm to Helsinki. Book an upper deck cabin for better sleep. Visit Suomenlinna sea fortress on your last day using the regular ferries from Market Square.

    

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• 15 Day Scandinavia Itinerary, incl. Copenhagen and Oslo

  Stockholm's golden-tiled Nobel Prize halls and Bergen's historic Hanseatic port anchor this 15-day Nordic adventure. The legendary Flåm Railway climbs through spectacular terrain, while pristine fjords reflect snow-capped peaks. Premium accommodation ensures comfort throughout the journey.

  

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  • Days 1-2

    Copenhagen

    Begin in Denmark's vibrant capital. Visit the Little Mermaid statue before 9 AM to beat the crowds. Spend time at Christiansborg Palace and Rosenborg Castle. Plan your evening at Tivoli Gardens when the lights create a special atmosphere. Stay in Nyhavn to be close to good restaurants and water views.

    
  • Days 3-4

    Sweden's West Coast & Stockholm

    Take the 3.5-hour train to Gothenburg to see its maritime history and largest botanical garden in Sweden. The train ride to Stockholm goes through pretty farmland. Stop at Grännaberget café for traditional fika. Book a place to stay in Gamla Stan to experience the medieval streets.

    
  • Day 5

    Stockholm Deep Dive

    Check out City Hall where they hold Nobel Prize banquets. You'll want to see the Gold Hall with its 18 million mosaic tiles. Get to the Vasa Museum early before the lines start around 10 AM. You'll see an almost perfect 17th-century warship.

    
  • Days 6-7

    Uppsala & Central Sweden

    Take a 45-minute train to historic Uppsala. The botanical gardens have over 1,300 species. Visit Falun's copper mine (it's a UNESCO site) but wear good shoes for the rough ground. The drive to Lillehammer is about 6 hours through forests.

    
  • Days 8-10

    Norwegian Fjords

    The road from Lillehammer to Geiranger has lots of turns. Consider motion sickness medicine if needed. Visit the 12th-century stave church in Lom. Get a room with a fjord view in Geiranger. One visitor said: "The scenery was spectacular with towering mountains and waterfalls." Take the morning cruise for the best views of Geirangerfjord.

    
  • Days 11-12

    Bergen Area

    The Flåm Railway is incredible. It climbs almost 3,000 feet through amazing scenery. Book early since summer tickets sell fast. In Bergen visit the UNESCO Bryggen wharf before 9 AM. Take the funicular to Mount Fløyen around sunset.

    
  • Days 13-15

    Oslo Finale

    The 7-hour drive from Bergen to Oslo shows you everything from forests to areas that look like the moon. Visit Oslo's Opera House early for better photos. See Vigeland Sculpture Park in late afternoon light. Have dinner in Bjørvika where new buildings meet the fjord.

    

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• 15 Day Scandinavia Itinerary, incl. Oslo and Stockholm

  Norway and Sweden's cultural treasures shine over 15 days, from Oslo's vibrant centers to Stockholm's medieval Gamla Stan. Bergen's UNESCO heritage sites tell ancient stories, while Naeroyfjord's pristine waters reflect mountain peaks. Swedish lake culture adds a peaceful dimension to varied accommodation and guided adventures.

  

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  • Days 1-2

    Oslo

    Begin your journey in Norway's capital. Take a morning walk around the harbor-front area and visit the Resistance Museum when it opens at 10 AM to learn about Norway's WWII history. One traveler shared: "The Munch Museum was a highlight - arrive before 11 AM to beat the tour groups." Head to the Grunerløkka district by public tram for a local lunch experience.

    
  • Days 3-4

    Bergen

    The scenic mountain railway from Oslo to Bergen takes 7 hours. Book window seats on the left side to catch the best fjord views while crossing Europe's highest-altitude rail route. Start your Bergen visit with an early morning ride on the Fløibanen funicular at 7:30 AM before crowds build up. Spend your afternoon walking through the UNESCO-listed Bryggen wharf district.

    
  • Days 5-6

    Norwegian Fjords

    Choose Gudvangen as your base for fjord exploration. Take a boat cruise through Nærøyfjord and sit on the upper deck's right side for waterfall views. A recent visitor noted: "Bring a waterproof jacket for the boat deck - the fjord creates its own weather patterns and rain can come suddenly."

    
  • Days 7-8

    Lillehammer

    The bus journey is long but scenic, including the world's longest road tunnel. Visit Maihaugen Open Air Museum early when demonstrators are most active. The Olympic ski jump area offers great hiking and city views from its museum.

    
  • Days 9-10

    Swedish Lakes

    Stay in Rättvik on Lake Siljan and join the village tour to experience local traditions. One visitor wrote: "Kayaking on Lake Siljan was magical - the water is so clear you can see straight to the bottom even in the middle of the lake."

    
  • Days 11-13

    Stockholm

    Give Sweden's capital at least 3 days. Start at the Vasa Museum when it opens at 8:30 AM to avoid crowds. Take the subway art tour with a 72-hour pass. A traveler tip: "The best city views are from the Monteliusvägen walking path in Södermalm, especially at sunset."

    
  • Days 14-15

    Helsinki

    Take the overnight ferry from Stockholm in a sea-view cabin. Visit the Design District and take a quick ferry ride to Suomenlinna Fortress. Stop by the Market Hall near the harbor to sample Finnish specialties.

    

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