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Drive through the beautiful natural landscapes of Sweden, Norway, and Denmark on this colorful two-week road trip. Starting in Malmö, you'll explore the Swedish countryside, taking time to hike and zipline through the forest. Cross over to Norway, where you'll raft along the coastline and discover fjords on a boat cruise. Finish the trip with outdoor adventures and urban sightseeing in Denmark.
Five days might seem short, but it's all you need to discover the ancient history, cutting-edge city life, delicious cuisine, and rich culture of Sweden's capital. From Viking ruins to bustling downtown fun, you'll experience the best of old and new combined Nordic-style into an ideal break. Tailor-made guided tours mean you won't waste a moment as you visit Stockholm's highlights and learn about its traditions first-hand—with plenty of delicious coffee breaks along the way!
See three corners of Sweden, flying from Stockholm in the south, north to the Arctic Circle, and then west to Gothenburg. Over 10 days of self-guided adventure, you'll hike through mountain forests, learn about Indigenous Sámi culture, experience laid-back island life, and delve into city culture. Moving around on trains in the north and ferries in Gothenburg gives you a chance to take in the magic of the Swedish summer landscape as you travel.
Experience the wonders of a Swedish winter on this two-week excursion to marvel at the famous northern lights and enjoy plenty of other unforgettable activities. Traveling from Stockholm, in the south, to the far north, you'll enjoy outdoor adventures like dogsledding, ice fishing, hiking, and lodging at an ice hotel and forest treehouse. Beyond that, you'll discover the hidden gems of Stockholm, learn a bit of Viking history, and even go on a moose safari.
Experience the natural beauty of the Skåne region in southern Sweden on this five-day road trip. The circular route starts in Copenhagen and takes you through Skåne seaside towns, countryside, and forested parks. Along the way, stroll medieval cobbled streets that serve as movie backdrops in Ystad, visit lush vineyards and taste local seafood dishes. You'll also join a horse-riding tour of Soderasen National Park and a hike along the famous Molle trail in Kullaberg Nature Reserve.
Rejuvenate in Scandinavia on this two-week itinerary, which hones in on relaxing and inspiring experiences across Sweden and Norway. Connect with nature on a Swedish wildlife safari, treat yourself to a series of spa trips, and absorb the splendor of Norway's fjords aboard a train. There's also the chance to enjoy cultural and culinary delights in the vibrant cities of Stockholm, Jönköping, Bergen, Gothenburg, and Oslo.
Sweden is divided into three large regions: Norrland in the north, Svealand in the center, and Gotaland in the south. You can cover one of the three regions in five days, but...
With five days in Sweden, you can visit the highlights in one to three destinations. Take advantage of summertime by hiking under the midnight sun in Lappland or experience...
With one week in Sweden, you can opt for a winter adventure and spend your days dogsledding and skiing, and your evenings admiring the aurora borealis. Those who prefer warmer...
With 10 days in Sweden, winter enthusiasts will look to head north and explore the Lappland region on an ultimate aurora borealis adventure, while those who prefer the summer...
It is a dark, cold month in Sweden, but plenty of fun is still to be had. Take in a museum or two in culturally vibrant Stockholm, head to Central Sweden for snowsports, or...
As daylight hours increase and sunlight begins to return across snowy Sweden in February, Swedes hit the slopes for their snow sports holidays while festivals bring cheer to...
March in Sweden is a snowy month and the ideal time to try snow sports in the center and north, with significantly increased sunshine making outdoor winter activities more...
April is one of the best months of the year to visit Sweden. In the south, there's an increase in daylight hours, temperatures begin to rise, towns and cities come alive with...
From Viking museums to modern art galleries and some of Europe's coolest cities, the Scandinavian coastline delivers history and culture galore. Starting and ending in the Danish capital of Copenhagen, spend two weeks driving anticlockwise into Sweden and Norway, branching out onto Norway's spectacular south coast, and catching the ferry back to Denmark. Several private tours, including a boat ride through Gothenburg and a limousine tour of Oslo, sprinkle added luxury into this itinerary.
With 10 days in Sweden, winter enthusiasts will look to head north and explore the Lappland region on an ultimate aurora borealis adventure, while those who prefer the summer months can choose between adventure trips and foodie tours. Or, if you're ready to hit the open road, opt for a road trip adventure and uncover the picturesque countryside, charming towns, and hidden gems of Sweden at your own pace.
With five days in Sweden, you can visit the highlights in one to three destinations. Take advantage of summertime by hiking under the midnight sun in Lappland or experience exciting adventures in dogsledding and chasing the northern lights in the winter. Opt for the Skåne region in southern Sweden for a countryside road trip, or stay in Stockholmfor history tours orr leisure and relaxation. For a foodie experience, dabble in micro-roasteries and breweries in Copenhagen and Stockholm.
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