Private Europe Tour (DEN003) Sweden – Norway – Denmark (11 Days 10 Nights)

Upon arrival in Stockholm, we take you to visit Drottningholm Palace (Drottningholms Slott), a private residence of the Swedish royal family since the 16th century. Built by architect Nicodemus Tessin with inspiration from French prototypes, the palace is designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Explore the old town of Gamla Stan (Old Town), filled with souvenir shops nestled in charming alleyways where you can happily stroll and lose track of time.

Next, we take you to visit the Royal Palace (Kungliga Slottet), the official residence of King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden, view the Swedish Parliament (Sveriges Riksdag), and Stockholm City Hall. Afterward, visit the Vasa Museum (Vasa Museet / Vasa Museum), which houses the Vasa warship completed in 1628 during the Baltic wars. On the day the Vasa departed Stockholm harbor, after sailing just 1,000 meters, it slowly listed and sank—marking one of the most significant tragedies in Swedish history.

In the evening, take a scenic boat cruise around Stockholm.

hotel Overnight In Stockholm

After breakfast, a private van will pick you up from the hotel to depart for Oslo, the capital of Sweden, via Karlstad.

Enjoy lunch at your leisure in Karlstad.

In the afternoon, explore Karlstad, a lovely city on the shores of Sweden's scenic Lake Vänern. Known as a city of education, it is home to Karlstad University, which attracts students from all around the world.

We will drive by Karlstad Cathedral, an impressive white Baroque church in the heart of town. Then, take a stroll around the Town Square, the center of Karlstad, where you can explore and shop for souvenirs at your leisure.

Arrive in Oslo.

Sightsee around Oslo: visit the Oslo Opera House, stroll along Aker Brygge wharf, and shop along the Karl Johans gate pedestrian street.

hotel Overnight In Oslo

Enjoy breakfast at the hotel.

Travel by private vehicle from the hotel to Geilo, a town in southern Norway famous for its ski resorts and hiking trails. It serves as the gateway to 2 national parks: Hallingskarvet National Park, home to Arctic foxes, and Hardangervidda National Park, featuring diverse flora and wild reindeer herds.

Arrive in Geilo in the afternoon and check in to the hotel.

Spend the afternoon relaxing at your leisure. You can take a stroll or bike around town.

hotel Overnight Geilo

Have breakfast at the hotel. Depart by private vehicle from the hotel to Geilo Railway Station to board the Norway in a Nutshell train route, which lets you experience Norway in one seamless journey combining scenic train rides and a fjord sightseeing cruise.

Start by taking the train from Geilo to Myrdal.

Then switch to the romantic Flåmsbana train, one of the most beautiful and steepest railway lines in the world. Construction of the Flåmsbana railway began in 1923. Covering a distance of 20 kilometers, the train passes through 20 tunnels carved into the mountains. Along the way, you will enjoy stunning scenery of forested mountains, mountain ranges, lakes, and steep snow-capped waterfalls. The train stops for you to admire the natural beauty at scenic spots before reaching its final destination at Flåm railway station, with a travel time of about 1 hour.

Continue with a fjord cruise from Flåm to Gudvangen. Along the way, the boat glides out into the fjord, flanked by towering mountains and charming little villages. After a cruise of just over an hour, you will arrive in Gudvangen, a small town nestled in the valley, where you can stroll around and pick up souvenirs.

Take a private van from Gudvangen to Voss.

Upon arriving in Voss, we will transfer you to your hotel.

hotel Overnight In Voss

Have breakfast at the hotel. Today, travel by private van from Voss to Bergen. Bergen is a World Heritage city located in southwestern Norway and the country's second-largest city after the capital, Oslo. Situated by the ocean and surrounded by seven mountains and fjords, it enjoys a mild climate—neither bitterly cold nor overly hot. The city was once a major trading hub of Northern Europe. Key attractions include the historic Bryggen wharf, brightly colored old wooden houses, the fish market, and fascinating museums.

Stroll along Torgallmenningen, the city's main square, and down the shopping street of Strandgaten all the way to Vågen Bay, lined with picturesque houses.

In the evening, relax by the harbor and admire the magnificent historic sailing ships moored there, set against a spectacular backdrop of 17th-century buildings.

hotel Overnight In Bergen

Enjoy breakfast at the hotel. After breakfast, you can choose to take a sightseeing train ride to enjoy the mountains, waterfalls, and natural beauty of Bergen.

In the early morning, visit the open-air Torget fish market, a vibrant market where fishing boats arrive with fresh catches every day at dawn.

Then, explore Bergenhus fortress, Norway's best-preserved fortress. Built in the 12th century, it was once the residence of Norwegian kings. Visit the Bryggen district, where classic old wooden buildings are recognized as the world's most beautiful row houses and listed as a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site. These row houses are 3-story wooden structures painted in white, red, yellow, and green. The gable of each building is adorned with wood carvings of deer heads, capricorns, dragon-horses, and various figurines, which are unique to these heritage houses. Today, these wooden houses remain in active use as shops, galleries, souvenir stores, art workshops, restaurants, and museums. The surrounding area also hosts a small market selling local crafts, flowers, artwork, and delicious seafood restaurants.

Watch the sunset and admire the panoramic beauty of Bergen from above by taking the funicular cable car.

hotel Overnight 2nd night in Bergen

Enjoy breakfast at the hotel. Then, travel by private van to Geiranger, covering a distance of 370 kilometers. Geiranger is a popular destination for campers due to its scenic views and winding mountain roads that snake down like folded cloth, unlike other mountains that use tunnels. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Enjoy a scenic boat cruise along Geiranger fjord, a fjord stretching 15 kilometers in depth. Along with the fjord, there are also 2 waterfalls, the Seven Sisters and Suitor, cascading down steep cliffs into the fjord waters.

Stroll through the town of Geiranger, filled with souvenir shops, restaurants, and charming cafes.

hotel Overnight Geiranger

Have breakfast at the hotel. Travel by private coach to Oslo, covering a distance of 453 kilometers.

In the afternoon, explore Lillehammer, a resort town blessed with lakes, rivers, and mountains. The town sits on the eastern shore of Lake Mjøsa, with the Lågen River branching off from the beautiful lake and flowing through town. It is also home to Garmo Stave Church, a centuries-old church dating back to 1150.

hotel Overnight In Oslo

Enjoy breakfast at the hotel. Take a van to the city center and visit the ski jump tower built for ski jumping competitions (Skihopp) and used in the Winter Olympics. Inside is the Holmenkollen Museum, offering fascinating insights into the history of skiing, which is central to Norwegian culture.

Visit Akershus Castle, a medieval castle built as a fortress to protect Oslo.

Next, visit Vigeland Sculpture Park, located in Frogner Park, the world's largest sculpture park, displaying figurative sculptures carved from granite and bronze.

Then take your private coach to the pier for the cruise to Copenhagen.

****Note: You must book the ferry tickets yourself and pay for the van as well.

hotel Overnight On the DFDS ferry

Arrive in Copenhagen and tour the city, including a visit to the Little Mermaid statue—a bronze statue of a mermaid perched on a rock, about 1.25 meters tall, located in a waterfront park along Copenhagen Harbour.

Visit Amalienborg Palace, the winter residence of the Danish royal family, featuring an equestrian statue of King Frederik V in the center of the courtyard. If you visit around noon, you will also see the changing of the guard.

Take photos at Nyhavn, lined with charming, colorful buildings, which is the ultimate highlight of visiting Copenhagen.

Explore Christiania, an independent hippie community and freetown where various strains of cannabis and accessories are sold.

Visit Christiansborg Palace, the most important building and the center of Danish democracy.

See Copenhagen City Hall (Københavns Rådhus), the Parliament, and the Nyhavn Opera House.

Enjoy shopping on Strøget street before returning to the hotel.

hotel Overnight In Copenhagen

Airport transfer service provided. Fly from Copenhagen to Oslo to board your connecting flight back to Bangkok. If your flight departs in the evening, we will take you to explore other sights around Copenhagen according to schedule, and transfer you to the airport 3 hours before departure.