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Insight Vacations Is Rated 4.6 / 5 Based on 40,000+ Verified Reviews
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"Great way to see Scandinavia. This itinerary covers a huge area and is full of amazing, jaw-dropping scenery, with an equal amount of urban exploration of the major cities and their history."
- Andrea, Spectacular Scandinavia & its Fjords
"Seeing all that Scandinavia has to offer, definitely a bucket list, we experience everything I wanted to see and do."
- Julia, Northern Lights of Scandinavia
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What to Eat in Scandinavia
Things to Do in Scandinavia
Witnessing the Northern Lights is one of the most popular things to do in Scandinavia, but it’s not the only thrill on a Scandinavian trip. See prehistoric rock carvings in Alta, cruise through Norwegian fjords, and visit Copenhagen’s Rosenborg Castle.
Copenhagen City Tour
See landmarks like the Little Mermaid statue, Rosenborg Castle, and the neoclassical Christiansborg Palace.
Stockholm City Hall Visit
Gaze at Nobel Prize banquets and 18 million gilded mosaic tiles in the imposing building.
Geirangerfjord Cruise
Chase cascading waterfalls and take in snow-covered mountains on a relaxing cruise.
See Lake Jokulsarlon
Visit dazzling blue icebergs used as a filming location for two James Bond movies.
See the Northern Lights in Lapland
Toast to finally seeing the Northern Lights with bubbles and caviar at North Cape.
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Learn More About Scandinavia
What to Know Before You Travel to Scandinavia
Currency: Euro (Finland, Swedish Krona, Norwegian Krone, Icelandic Krona, Danish Krone
Time Difference: London GMT - 1 (Iceland), London GMT +1(Denmark, Sweden, Norway), London GMT +2 (Finland)
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