Arrive in Bergen, the gateway to the fjords. Make your own way to the hotel. Depending on your arrival time in Bergen, we recommend visiting the Hanseatic harbour ‘Bryggen', Fløibanen Funicular and the Fish & Flower market.

After breakfast you depart from Bergen by train. Today you travel from Bergen to Oslo on one of Norway's most celebrated scenic journeys, on Norway in a Nutshell® by Fjord Tours.

For a full explanation of how this iconic route works, read our Norway in a Nutshell® by Fjord Tours Explained guide.

The Norwegian capital has a great deal to offer the discerning traveller, and you have two full days to discover the city. Uncover the true spirit of Oslo on an immersive three-hour walking tour that blends iconic sights with local secrets. Led by a knowledgeable local guide, you'll explore highlights like the Royal Palace and the striking Oslo Opera House, while also venturing into hidden alleyways and artistic neighborhoods off the tourist trail. Along the way, you'll hear tales of Viking heritage, royal customs, contemporary architecture, and the city’s deep connection to nature and sustainability.

The morning and early afternoon are free for you to explore the city of Oslo. During your free time, we can recommend visiting some of the Oslo highlights, including the Kon-Tiki & Fram museums, the Vigeland Sculpture Park, Ekebergparken and the Holmenkollen Ski Jump and Museum. After shopping at numerous design boutiques, vintage shops and flea markets, head to the Mathallen food hall for local specialties. Lastly, visit the new National Museum of Norway down by the harbour before finding a spot in one of the local fish restaurants for dinner.

Later afternoon, board the overnight voyage to Copenhagen. Accommodation in seaside cabins with shower/WC.

Copenhagen has a long history, and many delightful attractions and sights - you will never run out of something to see or to do. The city is small and cosy, an ideal way to explore the city is by foot, and public transport.

Your guided walking tour will help you discover off-the-beaten-path sites and give you a deeper understanding of the city, country, and its people. Marvel at the quaint houses in the colourful canal-side district of Nyhavn and see highlights like the medieval square of Amagertorv, or Christiansborg Palace, home of the Danish parliament. Then, visit the Danish capital’s most recognizable sights and veer off the tourist trail to uncover tucked-away gems in the city’s lesser-known districts.

You will also have a Copenhagen Card on hand allowing you to free travel on buses and trains within the cities metropolis, as well as free entrance to over 70 museums and attractions. The Blue Planet Aquarium is included with the Copenhagen Card and is well worth a visit for its striking architectural design as much as its marine exhibits.

If Viking ships and history interests you, consider a trip out to Roskilde Viking Ship Museum. Or the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art for art lovers.

Be sure also to climb the tower of Church of our Savior - the spiral stairs are on the outside of the tower and it offers a great aerial view of the city! Not for the faint hearted though.

Note: The recommended activities can be done on either day. There’s lots to see in Copenhagen, so feel free to mix and match based on your interests and pace.

On your second day, you’ll continue discovering Copenhagen in whatever order suits you—use your Copenhagen Card for easy transport and access, and choose freely from the same recommended activities below:

• Enjoy a guided walking tour to uncover hidden neighbourhoods and local stories
• Stroll through Nyhavn, the colourful canal-side district
• Visit Amagertorv, the medieval square
• See Christiansborg Palace, home of the Danish parliament
• Visit the Blue Planet Aquarium (included with the Copenhagen Card)
• Explore the Roskilde Viking Ship Museum
• See modern masterpieces at the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art
• Climb the tower of Church of our Savior for sweeping city views

This morning, board the train south through the Swedish countryside to Stockholm, a journey of around six hours that is pleasant in its own right as the flat agricultural landscape of southern Sweden gives way to the forests and lakes of the interior.

Stockholm is one of Europe's most beautifully situated capitals, built across fourteen islands where Lake Mälaren meets the Baltic Sea. The old town of Gamla Stan, with its medieval lanes, ochre and terracotta facades and cobbled squares, is an easy place to lose an afternoon. The city's museums are outstanding, from the Vasa warship to the Nordic Museum to the photography collections of Fotografiska. The waterfront neighbourhoods of Södermalm and Östermalm offer contrasting characters and excellent restaurants.

In the afternoon, consider a visit to the ABBA Museum, one of Stockholm's most enjoyable attractions, with interactive exhibits that reward curiosity whether you know every lyric or have never owned an album.

This morning join a small group walking Tour designed to showcase the city’s top landmarks, rich history, and vibrant culture. With your guide, explore highlights like Stortorget,the city’s oldest square along with the charming medieval streets of Gamla Stan, the famous Narrowest Street, and Stockholm’s tiniest statue. Along the way, uncover lesser-known treasures, such as a real Viking rune stone hidden in plain sight.

The morning and early afternoon is free in Stockholm before boarding the overnight voyage to Helsinki through the magnificent Baltic Sea archipelago. Accommodation in seaside cabins with shower/WC.

Arrive in Helsinki. You might choose to uncover the city’s architectural icons, wander through its leafy parks and design‑focused neighbourhoods, or use your Helsinki Card to dip into its numerous museums. A rich range of experiences remains available: guided city wanders, historic squares, bustling markets, cathedral visits, quiet courtyards, sauna culture, and even cross‑border adventures. The choice is entirely yours as you discover Helsinki’s charm.

The included Helsinki Card offers free entrance to almost 50 museums and use of public transportation. Need to take a break? Head to the Kotiharjun Sauna, the last traditional wood‑burning sauna in Helsinki.

Dive into the culture, history, and hidden stories of Finland’s capital with our immersive Helsinki guided tours. Led by knowledgeable local guides, these experiences take you beyond the typical tourist paths to discover both major landmarks and lesser-known gems. Whether you’re interested in design, architecture, or Nordic history, you’ll gain authentic insight into this vibrant northern city.

The Helsinki small group walking tour is your chance to immerse yourself in the Finnish capital’s unique blend of history, culture, and design. Start with an overview of the city’s highlights and then dive deeper into the stories behind its most iconic landmarks, along with hidden gems you might otherwise miss.

Every tour is crafted to provide a well-rounded and enjoyable experience. Highlights often include: Senate Square and Helsinki Cathedral, the lively Market Square and harbor front, Uspenski Orthodox Cathedral, Esplanadi Park and the Design District, hidden courtyards, cafes, and art spots.

Your day trip to Tallinn will take the full day, departing Helsinki at 07:30 in the morning and arriving back at 19:30. The ferry trip each way takes two hours, and suddenly you find yourself at the shores of this Eastern beauty. Estonia connects Eastern Europe, Central Europe, and Scandinavia, offering something altogether different compared to your itinerary so far.

The Tallinn walking tour offers a perfect introduction to the city’s rich history, vibrant culture, and stunning architecture. Explore the enchanting medieval Old Town, admire the towering Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, and soak in breathtaking views from Toompea Hill. With your knowledgeable guide, you’ll also discover Tallinn’s off‑the‑beaten‑path gems - quaint cobblestone streets, charming courtyards, and lesser‑known districts that reveal a deeper story of this fascinating city.

Our services end after breakfast.