Legendary Fjords and Northern Poland ROT

Welcome to Stockholm, the capital of Sweden! Upon your arrival at the airport, our representative will greet you and arrange your transfer to the hotel. Check the information boards in the hotel reception area for details about the welcome meeting with your guide and fellow travelers.

After breakfast, join our local guide for a city tour of Stockholm, a city beautifully spread across 14 islands. Visit Gamla Stan, the city's old town, and explore its monumental buildings including the Nobel Museum and the Royal Palace. Enjoy a panoramic view of the city from the Fjällgatan viewpoint. In the afternoon, we'll journey northwest to Mora, a charming city nestled between two lakes, arriving in the evening.

We leave early for Norway, passing through large forests, lakes, and mountains. We'll stop at Funasdalen, a popular ski resort, before continuing to Roros, a World Heritage Site known for its old miners' houses and museum dedicated to the old foundry. We then proceed to Trondheim, the third-largest city in Norway with a rich history dating back to the Viking era. Enjoy its vibrant nightlife and numerous restaurants.

After breakfast, we'll continue our journey, taking in the fantastic landscapes of the coast and fjords next to the Norwegian Sea. We'll visit Kristiansund, a city known for its beautiful natural surroundings and charming center. We'll also visit the 14th-century wooden Kvernes Church and follow the Atlantic Road, considered the most beautiful stretch of road next to the ocean in Norway. We'll arrive in Molde, a lively town located next to its fjord, in the evening.

Today, we'll explore the immense fjords, glaciers, and picturesque towns along the way. We'll take a ferry to cross the Romsdal Fjord, climb the frequently snowy mountains, and visit the Eagle Viewpoint over the Geiranger Fjord. After lunch, we'll continue through impressive mountain landscapes and fjords, stopping at Briksdalsbre, an impressive glacier in a wonderful scenic location. We'll end the day in Loen, a small town next to the fjord.

We'll leave early for Bergen, following the shore of fjords, crossing the mountains, and taking an intermediate ferry. Upon arrival in Bergen, we'll take a cable car to Floyen Mountain for impressive views over the city. You'll then have free time to explore Norway's second city, known for its impressive natural environment, rich history, and lively cultural life. Don't miss a stroll through Bryggen, the old dock district of vibrantly colored wooden buildings, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

We'll leave Bergen early and travel towards the interior of Norway. We'll cross the impressive Hardanger Fjord and make a stop at Eidfjord, a pleasant small town on the edge of the fjord. We'll also visit Voringfossen, considered the most spectacular waterfall in Norway. After lunch in Geilo, a ski resort town, we'll continue our route towards Oslo, arriving in the evening.

In the morning, we'll tour Oslo, the capital of Norway, known for its green landscapes. We'll pass by the Royal Palace, stop at Vigeland Park with its impressive collection of sculptures, and see the exterior of the town hall and the new Opera building. After lunch, we'll board a modern night ferry to Denmark. Enjoy the afternoon and night on board in comfortable cabins.

Arriving in Copenhagen in the morning, we'll join a local guide for a city tour of the Danish capital. We'll see 'the Mermaid', the port of Nyhavn with its colorful historical buildings, the exterior of the Amalienborg Palace, and the Tivoli Park area. The afternoon is yours to explore at your leisure.

After breakfast, we'll travel to Gedser, the southernmost town of Scandinavia. We'll take a modern ferry to Germany and suggest having lunch on the ship. Upon arrival in Rostock, we'll have time for a walk in this city, the largest German port of the Baltic. We'll continue our route to Poland, arriving in Szczecin in the evening. Enjoy some free time for a walk in this historic university city.

After breakfast, we'll cross calm regions of western Poland and arrive in Bydgoszcz. Enjoy some time for a walk and lunch in this historical city known for its architectural beauty. We'll then continue to Torun, a walled Gothic city with a magnificent historic center, declared a World Heritage by UNESCO. We'll end the day in Warsaw, the capital of Poland.

We'll start the day with a city tour of Warsaw. We'll walk through the charming old town, see the Palace of Culture, remember the largest Jewish ghetto in Europe, and walk through Lazienkowski Park, where the Chopin monument is located. The afternoon is yours to explore at your leisure. You might want to visit the National Museum or the Warsaw Uprising Museum, or stroll through its active center full of commercial life.

After breakfast, we'll leave for the north of Poland. In Olsztynek, we'll visit the park-museum of popular architecture. We'll then continue towards the Elblag canal and visit the museum. We'll also visit Malbork, where we'll explore its impressive castle, one of the largest medieval castles in Europe. We'll arrive in Gdansk in the evening.

After breakfast, we'll visit the European Solidarity Centre and the Second World War Museum in Gdansk. We'll then have time for a walk in the historic center, before continuing to the neighboring Sopot, an elegant seaside resort with a large beach on the Baltic Sea. In the evening, we'll take a modern ferry to Sweden. Enjoy the journey in comfortable cabins.

After the pleasant journey, our ferry arrives in Karlskrona, in the south of Sweden. We'll continue to Stockholm, making a stop in Vastervik, a charming small city by the sea with a beautiful historic center. We'll arrive in Stockholm in the afternoon. Enjoy some free time to explore the city before the journey comes to an end.