Legendary Fjords and Northern Poland ROT

Begin your day with a hearty breakfast before embarking on a guided tour of Stockholm, a city of 14 islands. Discover the charm of Gamla Stan, the 'City between the Bridges,' and visit iconic sites like the Nobel Museum, Stortorget, the Cathedral, and the Royal Palace. Enjoy panoramic views from Fjällgatan before having some free time. In the afternoon, travel northwest through picturesque landscapes to Mora, a historic town where Gustav I rallied support against Danish invaders in 1521. Arrive in the evening and settle into your hotel.

Embark on a day filled with natural wonders as you cross the Romsdal Fjord by ferry, surrounded by stunning landscapes. Journey through snowy mountains to Storfjorden, where breathtaking views await. Another ferry ride takes you to the Eagle Viewpoint, offering panoramic vistas of the Geiranger Fjord. Explore the charming village of Geiranger, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and enjoy free time to take a boat ride or stroll by the waterfalls. After lunch, continue to Briksdalsbre, a magnificent glacier, where you can hike or take an electric vehicle to the base. Dinner is included, and you'll spend the night in Loen, a picturesque town by the fjord.

Embark on a panoramic tour of Oslo, Europe's green capital, surrounded by stunning landscapes. With a local guide, pass by the Royal Palace, visit Frogner Park to admire its sculpture collection, and see the Town Hall, old port, and Opera House. Enjoy free time to explore the city on your own, perhaps visiting museums or shopping. After lunch, board a modern night ferry for a cruise-style journey to Denmark, with accommodation in cabins and breakfast included. The ferry departs at 15:00, so ensure you're on board by 14:00.

Begin your day with a panoramic tour of Warsaw, a city blending modern architecture with meticulously restored historic buildings. Stroll through the charming old town, featuring the Royal Palace and cobbled streets, all restored after World War II. Visit the Palace of Culture, a Soviet Union gift, and reflect on the history of the Jewish ghetto. Wander through Lazienki Park, home to the Chopin Monument. Enjoy free time in the afternoon to visit museums or explore the lively city center filled with shops and activities.

Depart for northern Poland, stopping in Olsztynek to visit the open-air Museum of Folk Architecture. Admire wooden houses, old mills, and a traditional church, feeling like you've stepped back in time. Continue to the Elblag Canal, the longest navigable canal in Poland, and visit a museum showcasing the unique boat-hauling system. Head to Malbork to explore its impressive castle, one of Europe's largest medieval castles and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Arrive in Gdansk in the evening, a city with a stunning historic center and vibrant atmosphere.

Join your guide for a visit to the European Solidarity Centre, commemorating the history of the Solidarity movement. Explore the Museum of the Second World War, a powerful reminder of Poland's tragic history. Enjoy some time in Gdansk's historic center before heading to Sopot, a charming seaside resort with a long sandy beach and one of Europe's longest wooden piers. In the evening, board a modern ferry for your journey to Sweden, with overnight accommodations in cabins and breakfast included.