Arrive in Stockholm any time and make your own way to our centrally located hotel.

You may want to try some new and unique restaurants located, both located in a museum: Fotografiska (Photography Museum) or the Spritmuseum (The Museum of Alcoholc beverages).

Sweden's Capital is charming, vibrant and surrounded by beauty and water - hence its nickname, Venice of the North. Stockholm offers interesting museums and castles & charming small alleyways.

This morning, you will join a 4 hour walking food tour of Stockholm. Try the best of Stockholm, dive into the world of the varied market halls where the locals shop. During this tour you will visit Gamla Stan (Old town) and Östermalms Saluhall to indulge in authentic Swedish gastronomy. Here you can enjoy the taste of the land with cloudberry jam, fruits, meats and fish all with the fresh, crisp flavour that only Scandinavia can produce.

In the afternoon, be sure to make time for a visit to the new ABBA museum with great interactive exhibits - a glass of champagne (for Dutch courage & the pure fun of it) to accompany your tour is recommended! On the other hand, take the serious option & visit the Nobel prize museum in the Old town.

There are many other great guided walks to do in Stockholm - ABBA walking tour, Stieg Larsson’s Millennium trilogy, ghost walks, Viking walks and even a walk that guides you to the best places to take photos.

Hungry? Try the new AIRA by Tommy Myllymäk, Teatern at Ringen with it's refreshing take on a mall food court, except its kiosks are run by Michelin-starred and celebrity chefs. Try gourmet hotdogs by Michelin-starred Magnus Nilsson of Fäviken, exquisite 100% ecological vegan dishes from Maximillian Lundin’s The Plant, truffle ravioli and slow-cooked 63C eggs at CAOS, run by Operakällaren’s chef Stefano Catenacci, and many more..

In the morning catch a 6-hour train ride through the Swedish countryside to the Danish capital. 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. You will have a Copenhagen Card on hand allowing you to free travel on buses and trains within the city metropolis, as well as free entrance to over 70 museums and attractions.

With two nights in Copenhagen, be sure to plan your dining options for the evenings. We are more than happy to assist with your reservation requests.

Today, enjoy a 4-hour private food tour through Copenhagen, diving deep into the city's culinary scene. Begin at Torvehallerne, the vibrant indoor market, where you'll sample artisan cheeses crafted in collaboration with the city's Michelin-starred chefs. Taste unique local treats like liquorice, caramels, and preserves from small, artisanal producers. As you explore, you'll pass some of Copenhagen's top landmarks, with food always at the heart of the experience. No trip to the city is complete without trying a gourmet version of the classic Copenhagen hotdog. The tour concludes back at Torvehallerne, where you can continue exploring and shopping at your leisure.

Tastings may vary based on season and availability.

Like yesterday, be sure to plan your dining options for the evenings. We are more than happy to assist with your reservation requests.

The morning and early afternoon is free in Copenhagen before boarding the overnight voyage to Oslo. Accommodation in seaside cabins with shower/WC.

Arrive Oslo in the morning. The Norwegian capital has a great deal to offer the discerning traveller, and you have two full days to discover the city. We can recommend visiting some of Oslo's highlights, including the Kontiki & Fram museums, the Vigeland Sculpture Park, Munch Museum and the Holmenkollen Ski Jump.

Explore the charming shopping streets, cosy cafés and exciting eateries of Grünerløkka. Shop at numerous design boutiques, vintage shops and flea markets. 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.

Depending on the time of year, consider including a late afternoon seafood buffet cruise out into the Oslo fjords.

Optional add-on activity: A 1‑hour La Humla Suse urban nature experience can be added to any Oslo day. Choose to discover a quieter, greener side of the city either at Ola Narr’s elevated wildflower meadow or in the art-and-nature setting around Tracey Emin’s The Mother. Enquiry-only and must be booked in advance. See more info below.

On the morning of day 7, join an in-depth 4-hour walking tour of Oslo. Discover the vibrant spirit of the city on a guided tour through two dynamic neighborhoods. Start in Bjørvika, the modern waterfront district, home to striking landmarks like the Oslo Opera House and Deichman Library. Then, explore the lively streets of Grünerløkka, walking through green spaces like Sofienberg Park and along the River Aker. Then head to Oslo's fantastic food market, where you will taste locally-produced traditional food and drink.

Over the next couple of days you will experience Norway’s most popular round trip; Norway in a Nutshell. The excursion takes you through some of the most beautiful scenery in Norway's fjord region.

After breakfast transfer to the Oslo Central Railway Station and depart Oslo by train across the Hardanger Plateau, with its highest point at Finse (1222m), and to the village of Myrdal. At Myrdal you will change trains and board the Flåm Railway taking you from a height of 900 metres above the Sognefjord, through wild and beautiful mountain scenery with waterfalls and steep mountainsides to the fjord village of Flåm. There is no other adhesion railway in the world running on normal tracks that are so steep over a long distance.

NOTE: Your luggage will be transferred from Oslo to Bergen, so please bring a 1-night overnight bag for this exclusive fjord experience.

This morning, continue by boat to Gudvangen and further by coach up the steep and spectacular hairpin bends to Voss.

Train to Bergen, the capital of the fjords with a free day to explore this old Hanseatic harbour city. Recommended sights of interests are the Hanseatic harbour ‘Bryggen’, Fløibanen Funicular, Edward Grieg’s house at Troldhaugen and the Fish & Flower market.

The fish market is a great place to enjoy lunch - fresh produce served al fresco. There is plenty of sushi, paellas or seafood platters to choose from.

There are various seafood restaurants that we recommend in Bergen - some with actual demonstrations included. You can also do a fjord foraging seafood cruise with a beach BBQ. Please speak to us about the style of restaurant you enjoy and we can help you select and prebook this experience.

Our services end after breakfast.