Take a glimpse into the Scandinavian lifestyle and experience the ‘Hygge’ effect on this week-long city break, visiting the Danish capital Copenhagen, Norway’s capital Oslo and the gateway to the Norwegian Fjords, Bergen, Norway’s second largest city.
Each destination has its own unique charms to discover – spend time exploring their treasures, embark on an overnight ferry and travel on the scenic rail route ‘over the roof of Norway’. Our flexible tour allows you to adapt the itinerary, making it bespoke to your needs with the option of extending and adding other wonderful destinations along the way.
Included in the tour are private transfers throughout for your convenience, a selection of lovely centrally located hotels and connecting city transportation. We can also arrange private city tours so you can learn about the history and culture of each location.
From £1,527 per person (excluding flights)
This is based on two people sharing a double room for 6 nights with breakfast, private transfers as described in the itinerary, overnight ferry crossing with cabin and rail tickets between Oslo and Bergen.
This roughly converts to 1,817 EUR | 1,970 USD
Departure days: This package is flexible and can be tailor-made to your personal requirements.
On arrival at Copenhagen airport, you will be met and transferred to your hotel for a two night stay on a bed and breakfast basis. The transfer time is approximately 20 minutes.
The remainder of the day is at leisure for you to explore this wonderful city.
There are many popular sights and attractions to visit, all easily accessible on foot. If you prefer, we can organise a guided city tour. There are several optional private tours available, including walking tours, driving tours, bicycle tours, boat tours and food tours.
The morning is free to continue enjoying the Danish capital, before a transfer takes you to the port to catch the overnight ferry to Oslo, which departs at 16.30. There are different cabin classes to choose from, as well as meal options if you wish to pre-book.
After a comfortable and enjoyable sailing across the Kattegat and Skagerrak seas, the journey takes you into the Oslofjord, arriving into the Norwegian capital at 09.45.
On arrival, you are met and transferred to the city centre hotel, your base for the next two nights.There are many attractions to visit, including several fascinating museums and galleries such as The National Museum, Norwegian Maritime Museum, Fram - The Polar Exploration Museum and MUNCH, showcasing the world’s largest collection of Edvard Munch paintings.
As well as the city sights and attractions, there are also more active adventures in the surrounding area, with boat trips, kayaking on the Oslofjord and walking trips available.
We are able to organise private guided activities, with a selection of walking tours, bicycle tours, boat trips and foodie tours available to choose from.
Make your way to Oslo Central station and take the morning train to Bergen on the west coast of Norway, along the scenic Bergen Railway route, a seven-hour epic journey that’s been voted one of the world’s most beautiful train journeys. From Oslo the train heads west through stunning countryside passing the Hallingdal Valley, it then climbs up the mountain to Geilo, a popular ski destination in the winter and approximately half-way on the journey. After Geilo the train enters the Hardangervidda mountain plateau. Enjoy the amazing views before the train heads down again towards the famous fjords, stopping at Myrdal, the station where the line meets with the iconic Flam Railway.
Grand Hotel Terminus has been considered a classic ever since it opened in the city in 1928. With its famous whisky bar, leather armchairs, and generous breakfast, it is a truly continental experience. The grand atmosphere has been preserved, but the facilities have been upgraded to provide everything you expect from a modern hotel experience. The hotel offers 131 comfortable rooms and is committed to a sustainable approach. Venture outside, and you discover a beautiful garden. Located in the heart of the city, just 50 metres from the railway station, and within easy reach of attractions and adventures.
Grand Hotel Terminus has been considered a classic ever since it opened in the city in 1928. With its famous whisky bar, leather armchairs, and generous breakfast, it is a truly continental experience. The grand atmosphere has been preserved, but the facilities have been upgraded to provide everything you expect from a modern hotel experience. The hotel offers 131 comfortable rooms and is committed to a sustainable approach. Venture outside, and you discover a beautiful garden. Located in the heart of the city, just 50 metres from the railway station, and within easy reach of attractions and adventures.
Grand Hotel Terminus has been considered a classic ever since it opened in the city in 1928. With its famous whisky bar, leather armchairs, and generous breakfast, it is a truly continental experience. The grand atmosphere has been preserved, but the facilities have been upgraded to provide everything you expect from a modern hotel experience. The hotel offers 131 comfortable rooms and is committed to a sustainable approach. Venture outside, and you discover a beautiful garden. Located in the heart of the city, just 50 metres from the railway station, and within easy reach of attractions and adventures.
