From £1,909 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 2,272 EUR | 2,463 USD
Departure days: This package is flexible and can be tailor-made to your personal requirements.
On arrival at Copenhagen airport, we will meet you and provide a private transfer to your hotel. This 20-minute journey marks the start of your Scandinavian City Break. You will stay for two nights on a bed and breakfast basis in a centrally located boutique hotel. The remainder of the day is yours to explore the city at your own pace. You might choose to wander through the colourful Nyhavn district to see the historic wooden ships. Alternatively, you can visit the Torvehallerne food market to sample local rye bread and seasonal produce.
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Copenhagen is designed for exploration, with many iconic sights located within walking distance of your hotel. This stage of your Nordic capital tour allows you to set your own pace or join a specialist guide for a deeper look at the city. You can rent a bicycle to navigate the extensive network of dedicated cycle paths that wind through the city centre.
Alternatively, walk along the waterfront to view the modern architecture of the Royal Danish Opera House and the nearby royal palaces. For a change of pace, visit the Tivoli Gardens to experience one of the oldest amusement parks in the world. We can organise several private tours to help you customise your day, including walking, cycling or culinary tours or entrance tickets.
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The morning is yours to continue exploring the Danish capital at your leisure. In the afternoon, a private transfer will take you to the port to board the overnight ferry to Oslo. This scenic voyage is a highlight of your Scandinavian City Break, departing at 16:30 and arriving in the Norwegian capital the following morning. For travellers interested in Oslo holidays, this overnight ferry offers a memorable introduction to Norway, combining coastal scenery with a relaxed arrival into the capital.
You will stay in a Commodore Class cabin, which offers a sea view and a comfortable double bed. These premium cabins include a range of amenities such as a flat-screen TV, a minibar with sparkling wine, and complimentary WiFi. A buffet breakfast is also included, allowing you to watch the coast pass by while you eat. The ship features several restaurants and bars where you can pre-book your evening meal. You can relax in the public lounges or walk along the deck to view the sunset over the water.
After a comfortable sailing across the Kattegat and Skagerrak seas, your journey continues into the scenic Oslofjord. You will arrive in the Oslo at 09:45, the second stop on your Scandinavian City Break. where a private transfer will take you to your central hotel for a two-night stay, placing you within easy reach of the city's main cultural districts.
The afternoon is yours to spend as you please. Maybe visit the world-class museums and galleries located along the waterfront. You might explore the National Museum, which houses Norway’s largest collection of art, or visit the MUNCH museum to see the extensive works of Edvard Munch. For a look into Norway's maritime history, the Fram Polar Exploration Museum on the Bygdøy peninsula offers a detailed look at historic polar expeditions.
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You have a full day exploring the Norwegian capital independently. Maybe take a short tram ride out of the city centre to the Ekeberg sculpture park, where you can walk through the woods and view a diverse collection of international art. The park also offers a clear vantage point overlooking the city and the Oslofjord.
Back in the city, you might choose to spend a quiet afternoon getting lost in the Deichman library. This modern building is a hub of Norwegian design and provides a calm space to relax with views of the harbour. If you prefer to be on the water, we can arrange a kayaking trip or a boat journey to explore the small islands dotting the coastline.
We are also able to organise private guided activities, including walking tours and bicycle excursions through the various neighbourhoods. If you wish to learn more about the local culture, we offer specialist tours that focus on the city's modern architecture and culinary scene.
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Make your way to Oslo Central station to board the morning train for the seven-hour journey to Bergen. This leg of your Scandinavian City Break follows the Bergen Railway route, crossing the Hallingdal Valley before climbing toward the mountain village of Geilo. As the train reaches the Hardangervidda mountain plateau, you will see the high-altitude terrain and the Hardangerjøkulen glacier in the distance.
The train stops at Myrdal, where the line connects with the Flåm Railway. This historic branch line descends through the mountainside to the village of Flåm on the shores of the Aurlandsfjord. You may choose to break your journey here to spend a night among the fjords or continue through the Raundalen valley toward Voss, a hub for outdoor activities like cycling and hiking.
The final stretch of the Oslo to Bergen rail route takes you along the Osterfjord before arriving at the granite-built Bergen Station. Most central hotels are within walking distance of the station, or you can take a short taxi ride to your accommodation. You will stay in Bergen for two nights, providing ample time to explore this historic coastal city and its nearby mountain trails.
Bergen offers a blend of maritime history and mountain trails that you can explore at your own pace. This final stop on your Scandinavian City Break allows you to walk through the narrow alleyways of Bryggen, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its colourful wooden commercial buildings. You can also visit the Fish Market to see the daily catch or explore the Bergen Aquarium on the Nordnes peninsula.
For a view over the city and the surrounding fjords, take the Fløibanen funicular railway to the top of Mount Fløyen. From the summit, you can join several self-guided hiking trails that lead into the pine forests and towards smaller mountain lakes. We can also organise guided hiking tours if you prefer to learn about the local flora and terrain from a specialist.
The coastal location makes the city an ideal base for boat trips into the nearby fjords or around the local islands. You might choose to spend your afternoon on the water or simply relax in one of the historic cafes in the city centre. This Norway fjord city break experience provides a calm conclusion to your journey across three nations.
Photo Credit: Casper Steinsland - visitbergen.com
