• 2 Dinner (D)
• 9 Breakfast (B)
• 1 Lunch (L)

• Copenhagen: With your Local Specialist, view Christiansborg Palace, Nyhavn and Amalienborg Palace the Royal residence of Copenhagen.
• Gothenburg: Pass Gothenburg on a scenic drive through Sweden as you travel to Norway. 
• Oslo: With your Local Specialist, see Akershus Castle, Oslo Harbor and the Royal Palace.
• Travel through unspoiled Swedish landscapes and see Lake Vänern, the largest lake in the country. 
• Stockholm (Solna): Visit the Stockholm City Hall, with its spire featuring the golden Three Crowns. Admire the ornate architecture and unique artwork of one of the city’s most famous landmarks, and learn about the building’s eminent history.
• Stockholm (Solna): With your Local Specialist, visit the Stockholm City Hall and enjoy a panoramic tour of the city with your fellow traveling companions.
• Helsinki: Join your Local Specialist to see the sights of Helsinki, a city known for its seafront setting, clean-lined architecture and Nordic character. As you explore the Finnish capital, stop for a drink and take in the atmosphere of this harbor city.

• Selected hotel dinners plus a locally hosted meal
• Deluxe coach, and cruise travel
• Standard regional accommodation

Trafalgar

Meet your Travel Director and fellow travellers over a welcome dinner in Copenhagen. This hosted gathering brings the group together and offers an opportunity to hear about the journey ahead.

Sharing a table provides an introduction to the easy sociability associated with Denmark’s hygge—the pleasure of good company and an unhurried conversation. Dinner is included; the restaurant and menu are not specified.

Explore Copenhagen with a Local Specialist, viewing the royal residence at Amalienborg Palace, Christiansborg Palace and the harbourfront facades of Nyhavn. See the Little Mermaid seated beside Langelinie Promenade, a small bronze figure inspired by Hans Christian Andersen’s tale.

The tour introduces a capital shaped by monarchy, maritime trade and a long tradition of public life beside the water. Historic streets and working waterfronts give Copenhagen its distinctive mix of ceremony and everyday ease.

Discover Oslo with a Local Specialist and see Akershus Fortress, whose medieval walls overlook the harbour. The sightseeing tour also takes in the Royal Palace and the Oslo Opera House, its pale stone roof appearing to slope towards the fjord.

These landmarks trace the Norwegian capital from its seafaring past to its contemporary waterfront. Look out across the harbour to appreciate how closely the city’s civic life remains connected to the water.

Visit Vigeland Sculpture Park in Oslo’s Frogner Park, where Gustav Vigeland’s figures portray people embracing, struggling, playing and growing old. Walk among the sculptures and see how their expressive gestures convey familiar moments without words.

At the centre of the installation stands the Monolith, carved with interwoven human forms. Conceived as a unified work of art rather than a conventional monument, the park offers a striking perspective on the shared stages of human life.

Share lunch with Niklas and Anna at their family-run organic restaurant, Egastronomi AB, in the Swedish countryside near Kumla. Hear how the brother and sister use local produce to shape the food they serve.

The meal takes place in a renovated 19th-century venue, bringing a personal welcome to the region’s rural setting. It is a chance to connect with local hosts and taste the results of their produce-led approach to Swedish cooking.

Explore Stockholm with a Local Specialist, taking in Storkyrkan and the Royal Palace in the historic centre. See the Swedish Parliament and Riddarholmen Church as the tour reveals the civic and royal landmarks of the capital.

Spread across islands and waterways, Stockholm has long been shaped by its Baltic setting. Its old churches, palaces and government buildings offer a view of a city where medieval streets and national institutions stand close together.

Visit Stockholm City Hall and admire the brick landmark crowned by a spire bearing Sweden’s golden Three Crowns. Explore its architecture and artwork while learning about the building’s place in the city’s public life.

City Hall is also home to the annual Nobel Prize banquet, giving its grand spaces an international significance. Its position beside Lake Mälaren adds a waterside setting to one of Stockholm’s most recognisable buildings.

Cruise overnight from Sweden to Finland, sailing out through Stockholm’s archipelago towards Helsinki. From the ship, watch wooded islands, rocky shores and waterside homes pass as the capital gives way to the Baltic Sea.

This is more than a transfer between cities: the archipelago is a defining part of Stockholm’s landscape, and seeing it from the water reveals the scale of its island setting. An overnight cabin stay is part of the included journey.

Discover Helsinki with a Local Specialist, seeing the clean-lined facade of Finlandia Hall, the Senate Square area and the stalls of Market Square beside the harbour. The sightseeing also includes views of the Sibelius Monument, Olympic Stadium and Finnish National Opera.

Helsinki’s streets reflect both Swedish and Russian chapters of its history, while its waterfront and modern architecture give the city a distinctly Finnish character. A stop for a drink offers time to take in the harbour atmosphere.

Join your fellow travellers for dinner in Helsinki and raise a toast to the shared journey through the Nordic capitals. This organised group meal offers time to exchange favourite sights and conversations from the tour.

The Finnish toast kippis provides a fitting note for the gathering. Dinner is included, though the itinerary does not specify a restaurant or menu; the experience centres on celebrating together in the final capital of the trip.

Explore more of Oslo on an optional experience designed for travellers who want a deeper look at the Norwegian capital beyond the included sightseeing tour. It offers additional organised time in a city known for its harbour, historic sites and contemporary architecture.

The itinerary does not name the stops or activities for this excursion, so details should be confirmed with your Travel Director. This experience is at additional cost and bookable on tour.

Step into Stockholm’s Ice Bar on an optional evening visit. Enter a chilled space made with ice, where the sculpted surroundings offer a striking contrast to the city streets outside.

Stockholm’s Ice Bar is recognised as the world’s first permanent ice bar, turning frozen material into a setting for a social night out. Any drinks or other inclusions depend on the excursion offered locally. The experience is at additional cost and bookable on tour.

Explore Stockholm’s maritime heritage on an optional organised experience. The city’s islands, waterways and Baltic connections make seafaring an especially revealing way to understand its history.

This excursion offers a more focused look at that heritage than the included city sightseeing, although the itinerary does not specify its route, attractions or entry arrangements. Ask your Travel Director for the confirmed programme. It is at additional cost and bookable on tour.

Walk through Gamla Stan, Stockholm’s cobbled Old Town, on an optional tour focused on its medieval history. Explore the narrow streets and historic setting of the island neighbourhood before sharing a traditional Swedish meal at a local restaurant.

Gamla Stan grew around the city’s earliest centre, and its closely packed lanes retain a sense of Stockholm’s long trading and royal past. This combined walk and dinner is at additional cost and bookable on tour.

Meet reindeer at a Finnish reindeer park on an optional excursion from Helsinki. Spend time observing the animals up close and enjoy coffee, tea and homemade cake during the visit.

Reindeer are closely associated with northern Finland and Sámi herding traditions, making this a chance to learn about an animal with a significant place in the country’s cultural landscape. The park is not named in the itinerary. The experience is at additional cost and bookable on tour.

Cruise from Helsinki to Tallinn on an optional full-day excursion to Estonia’s capital. Explore the walled, cobblestoned Old Town, where winding lanes and medieval buildings give the city centre a character distinct from Helsinki’s seafront streets.

Tallinn’s historic core preserves the atmosphere of a Baltic trading city, with defensive walls that recall its commercial importance. The itinerary does not specify guided visits or individual admissions. This excursion is at additional cost and bookable on tour.