Welcome to Copenhagen! Upon arrival, your private driver will greet you and deliver you to your centrally located, 5 star hotel. Drop your bags and meet your Copenhagen Bike Tour Guide. Enjoy a 2.5 hour cycling experience which will provide you with a great overview and will take you to exceptional places, hidden gems and ‘real life’ neighborhoods. Spend the evening at your leisure and dinner reservations furnished by request.

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Enjoy breakfast at your hotel, which is included with each overnight stay throughout your trip. Explore Copenhagen on your own this morning. You may like to watch the changing of the guards as they march from the Life Guard’s Barracks, beginning at 11:27, by Rosenborg Castle through the streets of Copenhagen to Amalienborg, or visit the beautiful Tivoli Gardens, home to one of the world's oldest wooden roller coasters, still operating today.

In the late afternoon, explore Copenhagen by boat, where you can see many of the historical sites and buildings located by the waterfront and along the beautiful canals. Depart from the recently renovated Ofelia Plads, next to the Royal Danish Playhouse. From here, pass by the Royal Palace and enter through the historic canals of the old city center, where you will get a glimpse of how it is to live on a houseboat, and see the numerous historical buildings, many of them constructed by King Christian IV in the early 17th century. At the end of Christianshavn's canal, we will pass Olafur Eliasson's beautiful Circle Bridge, designed to make the rushing bicyclist slow down and enjoy the beautiful view of the Black Diamond – the Royal Library.

Cruising around Holmen, the old military area, you will pass by the much-debated free town Christiania, which is home to its own hippie community, other generally free-spirited souls, and the location for the new NOMA restaurant. Right opposite, on the way back, you will get a good view of the new (and very expensive) Copenhagen Opera.

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This morning, enjoy a Danish Baking Class. A professional pastry chef will guide you through all the different baking techniques and tips, including kneading, rolling, and folding the dough with butter. You will make a selection of traditional and delicious Danish pastries (Wienerbrød).

The course will have a break with coffee/tea, where you can try some of your Danish pastries and exchange cultural and baking experiences. You can bring the rest back to your hotel. Spend the rest of the day at your leisure.

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This morning, your private driver will take you to the Copenhagen airport. Board a quick one-hour flight to Stockholm, Sweden. A second private driver will meet you at the Stockholm Airport and deliver you to your new hotel, The Grand Stockholm. Your home for the next two nights is situated on the waterfront, overlooking the Royal Palace and Gamla Stan, Stockholm’s old town.

This afternoon, delve deep into Stockholm's culinary scene with a 4-hour walking tour. Get a comprehensive introduction to Swedish food and learn about the culinary history of this Scandinavian country. Walk approximately 2 miles (3.5 km) through the bustling city, stopping at 7 local restaurants. Taste foods such as fish soup, meatballs, and Swedish salty licorice; all tastings are included and add up to a full meal.

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Enjoy a relaxing breakfast. In the mid-morning, board an Under the Bridges of Stockholm two-hour boat tour. Admire the Swedish capital's top sights from the water and get a feel for the islands that make the city such a beautiful place.

This afternoon, explore the Vasa, Viking, and ABBA museums on your own. All three are interactive and amazing in their own way.

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After breakfast, your private driver will deliver you to the Stockholm airport. Take a quick one-hour flight to Bergen, Norway. Here, another driver will deliver you to your centrally located hotel.

This afternoon, meet your private tour guide for a two-hour walking tour. Bergen, Norway’s second-largest city, sits amongst seven hills in the country’s western fjords. A member of the Hanseatic League, this Viking-age outpost combines history, nature, and culture all into one. On this walking tour, you’ll explore the many facets of the city, from the famous fish market to the UNESCO-designated Bryggen and beyond. Finish your experience with an optional ride up Mount Fløyen for incredible views of the city below.

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Even though Bergen, “The Capital of the Fjords,” is the second-largest city in Norway, it has the vibe of a small town, packed with charm and urban character. You may choose to explore the charming wooden streets and historic sights like St. Mary's Church, Vågen harbor, and the Bryggen quarter, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

At lunchtime, enjoy a guided small group walking tour and discover culinary specialties along the way. Explore the historic wharf, visit the local fish market, and learn about popular Norwegian foods as you stop to sample delicious dishes and regional delicacies.

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Today, you board the famous Sognefjord. You will head north along the western coastline of Norway. After a few hours, the cruise will continue along the Sognefjord, the world's longest and deepest fjord, to the fjord village of Flåm. You will spend one night in Flåm at the Fretheim Hotel.

After checking into your hotel, meet your tour near the railway station in Flåm. You will board an electric minibus and travel along the beautiful bay towards the area's municipal center, Aurland. On the way, you will pass by Otternes, where you will catch a glimpse of a cluster of 18th-century farms on the hillside. When you get to Aurland, the climb starts up towards Stegastein's vantage point. On the way up the steep mountainside, you will have a scenic view over the Aurlandsfjord and the beautiful mountains. After a stop at the top for around 25 minutes, the trip continues back to Flåm.

You might enjoy grabbing a beer and dinner at Ægir microbrewery, located in the nearby Flåmsbrygga Hotel.

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An adventure by RIB-boat today – experience the Aurlandsfjord and the entire UNESCO-listed Nærøyfjord. Enjoy the breathtaking scenery, along with tales and history shared by your personal guide. On the way back to Flåm, go ashore in Undredal, a small village squeezed between the tall mountains. Undredal is famous for its goat cheese production, and our local host will give you an introduction to these traditions. Try the different types of local cheeses served with flatbread and jam.

This afternoon, enjoy the scenery by train! Take the famous steam train, Flåmsbana, from Flåm to Myrdal, followed by a high-speed train ride to Oslo in the afternoon. Your private driver will bring you from the train station to your hotel in Oslo.

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This morning, enjoy a private two-hour walking tour. You will learn the city's history and see some of the main sights of Oslo, such as the historic Royal Palace, Oslo City Hall, the medieval Akershus Fortress, Karl Johan Street, and Kvadraturen. Places of interest like the Viking Ship Museum and the Vigeland Sculpture Park might also be explored.

This afternoon, have fun in your own private floating Fjord Sauna, where you can take turns jumping into the refreshing Oslofjord and then warming up in the sauna. Enjoy your Floating Sauna experience in the Oslo Fjord with Kok Bath. This very Scandinavian activity promotes wellness, allowing you to jump into the refreshing waters and then warm up in the floating sauna. You can bring your own towels from the hotel or rent them upon arrival. You may also bring water and your own drinks into the sauna with you.

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Time to head home today! Your driver will pick you up from your hotel and take you to the airport. Bon voyage!