Scandinavia traditionally includes Denmark, Norway, and Sweden, but the broader Nordic region also encompasses Finland and Iceland. While Finland uses the Euro, the others have their own currencies, all variations of “krona.” Credit cards are widely accepted, but having local currency for small purchases is helpful.
• Denmark: Begin your journey in Copenhagen, home of legendary storyteller Hans Christian Andersen. Stroll through the charming Nyhavn Canal quayside with its colourful wooden houses and inviting waterside cafés. Visit the iconic Little Mermaid statue and explore the city’s cyclist-friendly streets, Tivoli Gardens, and the Royal Palace.
• Sweden: Travel from Denmark to Gothenburg, Sweden’s second-largest city, before heading north along Sweden’s scenic west coast.
• Norway: Cross into Norway to explore Oslo, the lively capital with its striking waterfront, museums, and natural beauty.
• Iceland: Venture far north to Iceland, a land of spouting waterfalls, active volcanoes, and breathtaking landscapes. Highlights include Reykjavík, the famous hot springs at Geysir, the stunning Gullfoss Waterfalls, and the soothing Blue Lagoon.
• Finland: While most tours only include a short stay in Helsinki, you’ll still get to explore its highlights, including Finlandia Hall, Senate Square, and Market Square.
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