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Arrive in vibrant Oslo, where your adventure begins! Transfer to your hotel independently or opt for a convenient private transfer. In the late afternoon, gather in the hotel lobby to meet your friendly tour escort and fellow travellers as your journey kicks off. Enjoy the evening at leisure with dinner on your own.
Accommodation at the Radisson Blu Scandinavia, Oslo, or similar
After breakfast, meet your local guide for a fascinating 3-hour tour of Norway’s beautiful capital. Discover iconic landmarks such as the Royal Palace, the National Theater, the Parliament, the striking Opera House on the waterfront, and the medieval Akershus Fortress. Enjoy a leisurely walk through the renowned Frogner Park (Vigeland Park), home to Gustav Vigeland’s thought-provoking sculptures.
The afternoon is yours to experience Oslo at your own pace. Stroll along the lively Karl Johans gate, lined with charming cafés, boutiques, and historic architecture. If no events are scheduled, step inside the City Hall—site of the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony—and admire its grand murals. Or head to Aker Brygge, the bustling seaside promenade, where you can sip coffee, browse shops, and watch the sun set over the fjord. Evening and dinner at leisure. Meals: B
Accommodation at the Radisson Blu Scandinavia, Oslo, or similar
After breakfast, depart Oslo and journey along Norway’s picturesque southern coast. Your first stop is at Vrangfoss Lock, the most impressive lock on the historic Telemark Canal, where your guide will share the fascinating story of this remarkable engineering feat. Continue to Skien, the official starting point of the canal and the birthplace of famed playwright Henrik Ibsen.
Traveling south, pause in Lillesand, a postcard-perfect seaside town beloved for its white wooden houses and tranquil harbor—a cherished summer escape for Norwegians.
Upon arrival in Kristiansand, enjoy a panoramic city tour. Highlights include the 17th-century Christiansholm Fortress, the striking Kunstsilo art building, the bustling Fiskebrygga fish market, and a stroll through Posebyen, Kristiansand’s Old Town, home to Europe’s largest collection of preserved wooden houses. Meals: B
Accommodation at the Thon Parken, Kristiansand, or similar
After breakfast, travel toward Stavanger, with a stop en route in the idyllic fishing village of Flekkefjord, known for its colorful wooden houses and charming harbor.
Upon arrival in Stavanger, embark on a memorable 3-hour Lysefjord sightseeing cruise, gliding past dramatic cliffs, cascading waterfalls, and the world-famous Pulpit Rock towering high above the water.
The evening is yours to relax and enjoy dinner at leisure. Meals: B
Accommodation at the Scandic Stavanger City Hotel, Stavanger, or similar
After breakfast, set out on a 3-hour guided tour of Gamle Stavanger (Old Stavanger), a beautifully preserved district of white wooden houses and cobblestone streets. Visit the striking Sverd i Fjell (“Sword in Rock”) monument, commemorating the historic Battle of Hafrsfjord, when Norway was united under one kingdom.
Following the tour, journey through scenic landscapes to Bergen, affectionately known as the Capital of the Fjords. Meals: B
Accommodation at the Grand Terminus, Bergen, or similar
After breakfast, set out on a 2-hour city tour of Bergen, exploring its rich history and vibrant culture. Highlights include the venerable King Haakon’s Hall, the medieval Rosenkrantz Tower, and Bryggen – a UNESCO World Heritage Site with its iconic row of Hanseatic timber houses and pointed gables facing the harbor. Stroll through the lively Fish and Flower Market, pass the serene city park, and admire the Grieg Hall, Bergen’s renowned concert venue.
After the tour, enjoy a ride on the famous Fløibanen Funicular up and down Mt. Fløien for sweeping views over the city and surrounding fjords. The rest of the day and dinner are at your leisure—perfect for soaking in the charm of this picturesque town. Meals: B
Accommodation at the Grand Terminus, Bergen, or similar
After breakfast, journey inland for two of Norway’s most unforgettable experiences: the Sognefjord cruise and the Flåm Railway. Travel to Gudvangen and board a 2-hour cruise through the breathtaking Nærøyfjord and Aurlandsfjord, both UNESCO World Heritage sites, surrounded by towering cliffs and cascading waterfalls.
Upon arrival in Flåm, board the world-famous Flåm Railway. This spectacular train ride offers awe-inspiring views at every turn as it climbs steep mountain slopes to reach Myrdal. From there, continue by train to Geilo, a charming mountain village, where you will spend the night. Meals: B
Accommodation at the Ustedalen Hotel, Geilo area, or similar
After breakfast, travel to Torpo Stave Church (outside visit), one of the oldest stave churches in Norway and the only one in Hallingdal preserved on its original site. Admire its remarkable wooden architecture and centuries-old craftsmanship before continuing to Oslo.
Enjoy some free time in the capital to soak up the atmosphere, explore a favorite spot once more, or indulge in a bit of last-minute shopping before your journey’s end. Meals: B
Accommodation at the Radisson Blu Scandinavia, Oslo, or similar
It’s time to say goodbye to your Scandinavian adventure, taking home memories that will last a lifetime. Transfer to Oslo Airport Gardermoen is on your own, or opt for a convenient private transfer from your hotel. Meals: B