[Nordic Fjords Fairytale Circuit] 7-Day Classic Route | Explore Copenhagen + Stockholm, Sweden + Norway's Natural Wonders · 1/3 — 1 / 3

[Nordic Fjords Fairytale Circuit] 7-Day Classic Route | Explore Copenhagen + Stockholm, Sweden + Norway's Natural Wonders

Trip duration

7 days

Departure date

Departing Sunday

Type

Group Tours

Crossing the Three Nordic Countries, Encountering the Ultimate in Nature and Human Culture

A carefully planned 7-day Nordic loop, touring the highlights of Denmark, Sweden and Norway in one trip. Starting from fairytale-like Copenhagen, walk into the royal city of Stockholm and the Olympic town of Lillehammer, then go deep into Norway's most magnificent Briksdal Glacier and the Sognefjord, ride the "world's most beautiful train line" Flåm Railway, and feel the awe of mountains and fjords intertwined. Visit Oslo City Hall and the Vigeland Sculpture Park, pass through Gothenburg and return to Copenhagen, fully experiencing the dual charm of Nordic nature and cities!

Copenhagen - Denmark

This fairytale capital exudes Nordic elegance and warmth. Visit the seaside Little Mermaid statue, a tribute to Andersen's classic tale "The Little Mermaid"; experience royal ceremonial splendor in front of Amalienborg Palace; and in the city center, the City Hall Square and pedestrian street blend history and modernity, making them ideal places to experience the rhythm of Danish life.

Stockholm - Sweden

Known as the "Venice of the North," this city of 14 islands is shimmering with water and elegant in style. Visit the City Hall, with its golden Gold Hall where you can feel the solemn atmosphere of the Nobel Banquet; the Vasa Museum, which preserves the splendor of a 17th-century shipwreck; and stroll through the Old Town's Cathedral and Royal Palace to sense the weight of the kingdom's history.

Lillehammer

Nestled beside Mjøsa, Norway's largest lake, this small town hosted the 1994 Winter Olympics. Surrounded by mountains and calm waters, it is a stunning miniature of Northern European landscapes combining mountains and lakes. Sightseeing is not included in the itinerary, but the natural scenery along the way is breathtaking.

Briksdal Glacier - Norway

Part of Jostedalsbreen, the largest glacier on the European mainland. Ride an electric vehicle deep into the emerald valley, then walk to the foot of the glacier and gaze up at the blue-and-white ice wall rising 346 meters, feeling the wonder of nature sculpted over millions of years — one of the most breathtaking visual feasts of this trip.

Stegastein Viewpoint + Aurlandsfjord

A glass viewing platform suspended above the fjord, overlooking a picturesque panorama of mountains, lakes, and sea. The Aurlandsfjord is a tributary of the Sognefjord, with verdant mountains and cascading waterfalls, a paradise for photography enthusiasts; on clear days it feels like being in a "mirror of the sky."

Sognefjord Cruise

Known as the "King of Fjords," it is the longest and deepest fjord in the world. Take a sightseeing cruise deep into the fjord's heartland, where mountains plunge vertically into the sea on both sides, with waterfalls and villages dotting the scenery, as if you have reached the end of the world.

Flam Railway (Flåmsbana)

Over a 20-kilometer railway climb to an altitude of 800 meters, you will see mountain waterfalls, forest gorges, and rural villages along the way. On one side is a marvel of modern engineering, and on the other, a silent hymn to Norway's pristine nature.

Oslo - Norway

Visit the magnificent City Hall to feel the solemn atmosphere of the Nobel Peace Prize. Stroll through the Vigeland Sculpture Park and admire over 200 sculptures created by the master sculptor Gustav Vigeland, inspired by the many aspects of human life, which are both philosophically profound and artistically moving.

Gothenburg - Sweden

A major trading city on the west coast, home to the largest port in Northern Europe. The majestic Poseidon Statue in the city center symbolizes the inseparable bond between the city and the sea. The distinctive Fish Market and the ancient church showcase unique local culture.

Day 1

Copenhagen - Jönköping

In the morning, depart for a sightseeing tour of Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark. Copenhagen, the capital of the fairytale kingdom of Denmark, evokes childhood memories. The Little Mermaid statue by the sea, based on Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tale "The Little Mermaid," has nearly become a symbol of Denmark in people's minds, especially after the 2010 Shanghai World Expo. The royal guards in front of Amalienborg Palace are also figures from Andersen's tales, and if you're lucky, you may see the ceremonial changing of the guard! Afterward, visit City Hall Square, the Hans Christian Andersen statue, Nyhavn, and other attractions, and enjoy free time on the city's pedestrian streets. After lunch, depart and drive north along the highway toward Stockholm, the "Venice of the North," and spend the night in Jönköping, a city in southern Sweden.

Day 2

Jönköping - Stockholm

In the morning, depart for Stockholm, the capital of Sweden. Located on the shores of Lake Mälaren, Stockholm is a charming city that blends old and new. It has many well-preserved medieval landmarks while also showcasing the fresh, orderly, and elegant style of a modern metropolis. Its city parks are lush with greenery, its districts are well organized, and its shops are abundant, earning it the reputation of "the most beautiful city in Northern Europe." After lunch, begin the sightseeing tour of central Stockholm: first visit the magnificent City Hall, whose "Blue Hall" is the venue for the Nobel Prize banquet, while the "Golden Hall" is decorated with 19 million gilded mosaic tiles, dazzling and breathtaking. Then visit the Old Parliament House, the Vasa Museum housing a 17th-century shipwreck, and continue to admire the Royal Palace, the cathedral, and other historic buildings, experiencing the noble charm of the Scandinavian kingdom.

Day 3

Stockholm - Lillehammer

In the morning, depart from Stockholm, the capital of Sweden, and head to Lillehammer in southeastern Norway. This small town sits on the shores of Mjøsa, the largest lake in Norway. Although its population is just under 23,000, it became world-famous for hosting the Winter Olympics in 1994. Along the way, you will pass through a charming natural landscape and experience the tranquil scenery where Nordic mountains and lakes intertwine. Please note: today's itinerary only passes through Lillehammer, with no city sightseeing arranged.

Day 4

Lillehammer - Briksdal Glacier - Sogndal

In the morning, depart for the famous Briksdal Glacier in Norway. It is one of the largest glaciers on the European continent, located within the protected Jostedalsbreen National Park. The entire glacier covers an area of 486 square kilometers, reaches a maximum depth of 400 meters, and has a highest point at an elevation of 1,950 meters, earning it the title of a glacier giant. Upon arrival, visitors will take an eco-friendly electric vehicle into the valley, passing lush forests, blooming wildflowers, babbling streams, rushing mountain torrents, and waterfalls plunging down, with scenery as beautiful as poetry and painting. After about a half-hour drive to the electric vehicle terminal, a walk of about 10 minutes brings you close to the 346-meter-high wonder of the Briksdal Glacier. In the afternoon, head south to Sogndal, a city with beautiful fjord scenery, to prepare for the upcoming fjord journey.

Day 5

Sandane - Stegastein Viewpoint + Aurlandsfjord - Sognefjord Boat Cruise - Flåm

Starting from Sandane early in the morning, enjoy the breathtaking natural scenery of the Norwegian fjord region along the way. First head to the Gudvangen pier, take a ferry across the fjord, and after reaching the opposite shore drive to Flåm, the highlight of the fjord's depths. In Flåm, we have specially arranged a ride on the Flåm Railway (Flåmsbana), known as "one of the most beautiful railways in the world." The line weaves between steep cliffs, cascading waterfalls and emerald valleys, with scenery like a painting, making it a pilgrimage site for railway enthusiasts around the world. Afterwards, you may optionally visit Stegastein Viewpoint. This glass-and-steel cantilevered platform juts out high above the road, overlooking a branch of the Sognefjord, the "King of Fjords" — Aurlandsfjord. Surrounded by peaks, wreathed in clouds and dotted with countless waterfalls, it feels like stepping into a stunning landscape scroll (subject to weather and road conditions on the day). Return to Flåm at noon for lunch. In the afternoon, take a sightseeing cruise on the Sognefjord, venturing into the longest and deepest fjord in the world. During the two-hour voyage, admire the peaks rising straight into the clouds on both banks, villages scattered among them, and waterfalls falling like silk, as if entering a fairytale secret realm. In the evening, return to the hotel, rest after dinner, and recharge for the next day's itinerary.

Day 6

Flam - Oslo

In the morning, depart from the fjord town of Flam and cross the mountains of central Norway toward Oslo, the capital of Norway, the center where Nordic history, culture, and modern art meet. First, visit Oslo City Hall, built to commemorate the 900th anniversary of Oslo's founding. This solemn building, with interiors richly decorated in Nordic artistic style, is the site where the Nobel Peace Prize is awarded. Every year on December 10, the eyes of the world turn to this place as the King of Norway personally presents the Nobel Peace Prize. This tradition differs from the other Nobel Prizes, which are awarded in Stockholm, Sweden, highlighting its symbolism of international politics and peace. Then visit the world-renowned Vigeland Sculpture Park, also known as Frogner Sculpture Park. The park displays more than 200 sculptures, all created by the Norwegian sculptor Gustav Vigeland. Themed around "the journey of life," they depict the many aspects of human existence from birth to old age, with sincere and moving emotion. It is the largest human-figure sculpture park in the world. In the late afternoon, check in at the hotel, concluding this day of the culturally and artistically rich capital trip, and get ready for the final exciting leg of the journey.

Day 7

Oslo - Gothenburg - Copenhagen

In the morning, head south to Gothenburg, the largest port in Sweden. The port of Gothenburg is ice-free year-round and is Sweden's main port for trade with Western Europe, facing the northern tip of Denmark. Famous attractions in Gothenburg include the statue of Poseidon, the god of the sea, the Gothenburg Fish Market, and the cathedral, which attract hundreds of thousands of domestic and international visitors each year. In the evening, depart for Copenhagen.

Included

• Hotel accommodation: We guarantee hotels no lower than the three-star standard assessed locally in Europe, with private bathrooms in every room, and in principle two persons per room. Upgrade guarantee: each tour will upgrade 2 nights to four-star hotels. • Transportation: Luxury air-conditioned tour coaches as marked in the itinerary are used throughout the trip. • Due to the generally high cost of hotels in Northern Europe, an accommodation surcharge of €15 per person per night is added at registration based on the number of nights, totaling six nights, or €90 per person, which is included in the final tour price. Thank you for your understanding. • Tour leader: A professional bilingual Chinese (Mandarin and Cantonese) tour leader will join from the local departure point to provide service.

Not included

• Various insurance, travel documents, and visa fees • Attraction tickets: subject to the activities listed in the itinerary; optional paid activities outside the itinerary are charged separately • Tips: €10 per person per day for the tour guide and driver (same price regardless of group size) • International flight tickets and excess or overweight baggage fees • Personal expenses (e.g., lunches and dinners not included in the group meals, in-room drinks, phone calls, laundry, or compensation for damages, etc.) • Additional costs arising from force majeure (e.g., strikes, transportation delays, etc.) • City entry taxes and accommodation taxes (please refer to the City Tax/Consumption Guide for specific amounts)

Booking information

• Please do not purchase tickets in advance: If you need to purchase flight tickets to join a tour, please be sure to wait until you receive the Booking Confirmation issued by our company before purchasing, to avoid losses caused by itinerary changes. • Instructions for the "Tour Voucher": The Travel Voucher contains departure information and emergency contact numbers. Please be sure to print it and carry it with you; it must be presented when boarding for identity verification. The Travel Voucher is valid only when issued by this company. If it is produced by an agency on its own, this company is not responsible for any added information or terms, and this company reserves all rights to pursue liability. • No liability for delays: We are not responsible for delays or expenses caused by passenger negligence, missed connections, or late arrival at the meeting point. In case of a serious emergency, please call the emergency contact number listed on the Travel Voucher. • Airport pickup reminder: To ensure a smooth airport pickup, please be sure to use the mobile phone number you registered with on your pickup date. If the driver cannot locate you after you exit, they will contact you through this number. • Please read before registering: To protect your rights, please review the terms and liability details in the "Registration Procedure & Recurring Tour Registration Notice" before registering. By registering, you confirm that you have read and accept the relevant terms of this company.

Cancellation policy

When registering, please read carefully and be clear about the cancellation, rescheduling, and refund policies once you have registered: • Once registered, if you need to cancel your booking for any reason or circumstance (including medical or personal reasons), fees will be deducted as compensation according to the following rules: • 16 days or more before the departure date, changes to advance or postpone the departure may be made by mutual agreement, with no fee deduction • Within 15 - 08 days before the departure date, 50% of the total tour fee will be deducted • Within 7 days before the departure date, 100% of the total tour fee will be deducted

Special Notice

• Tour fees are calculated by "days"; the last night of the itinerary has no accommodation (i.e., 7 days 6 nights, 4 days 3 nights, 1 day no night) • Children aged 2 to 11 must share a room with two adults and do not occupy a bed (only one child per room). If a child requires a bed, the adult tour fee applies • Infants aged 0 to 2 travel free but may not occupy any seat or service • Departure point *Times are for reference only; delays are not subject to dispute or claims • Group activities: Based on the itinerary route, [group activity items arranged] must be paid for and joined by group members • Tip standard: €10 per day (to be paid in cash to the tour guide during the tour)

Warm Reminder

• European hotels generally include breakfast, but it is mainly a simple continental breakfast (defined as coffee or tea, juice, bread, and jam). • European hotel rooms are relatively small, and their facilities and service standards are lower than those in Asia and North America; please bring your own toiletries. • Europe has large day-night temperature differences, and months above 30°C do not exceed two per year. Many environmentally conscious hotels are not equipped with air conditioning; thank you for your understanding.

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