On arrival, transfer independently to your hotel (or include an optional transfer from the airport). Check in is guaranteed after 4 pm, in case of earlier arrival, the hotel can assist with luggage storage. Depending on your arrival time, the afternoon is at your leisure. In the evening, meet your tour leader at 5 pm, at the hotel lobby. The tour leader will be with you for the entire tour.

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After breakfast at the hotel, transfer to board your cruise to Tallinn, Estonia. During the city tour of Tallinn, you will admire the Alexandre Nevski church and Dome church. You will see the 13th-14th century Danish-German castle, today the seat of the Estonian Parliament. There will be time to take in the views of the medieval town-wall and its numerous towers. Then, stroll down to the lower part of the city where you will find the Town Hall Square with the 15th century Town Hall, the 15th century pharmacy, and the buildings of the Great Guild and Brotherhood of Blackheads. After some free time and lunch in Tallinn, transfer to board your cruise for your way back to spend the night in Helsinki.

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Today you will experience the city of Helsinki with a guide. You will visit Temppeliaukio Church, a Lutheran church in the Töölö neighbourhood. This church was designed by architects and brothers Timo and Tuomo Suomalainen and opened in 1969. Built directly into solid rock, it is also known as the Church of the Rock and Rock Church. After some free leisure time in the afternoon, you will check in for an overnight cruise to Stockholm. The cruise takes place in comfortable outside cabins so you will be able to enjoy your first view of the calm green waters of the Baltic Sea. Dinner onboard is included. Overnight in Tallink Silja line or similar. – one of the largest in Europe.

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STOCKHOLM

After breakfast on board and disembarking you will have a morning city tour of Stockholm with a local guide, who will take you on a guided tour of the Swedish capital. From Fjällgatan you will have the view of Stockholm spread out on 14 islands connected with bridges. You will have the chance to see Gamla Stan, the old city with its narrow cobbled-stoned lanes, charming small squares, medieval buildings in happy colours. You will visit the most famous Vasa Museum and Stockholm’s City Hall. The afternoon will be at leisure and in the evening, you will enjoy a pleasant Indian dinner. An option on your free time at leisure is to take a tour with SkyView and see Stockholm from the top of Ericsson Globe - the world’s largest spherical building. And remember to save some time to enjoy a fika – the local name for a coffee break, accompanied by cake in a cozy cafe. Dinner at an Indian restaurant is included.

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Today, after the breakfast at hotel, we start the journey by comfortable long-distance coach towards Norway. Passing through open landscapes, dense forests and glittering lakes. We stop for a break in the city of Karlstad, the capital of the province of Värmland, located beautifully on the shores of Lake Värnern, the largest of Sweden’s lakes. Finally, you will arrive in Oslo where the late sunset will enable you to have a view of the city as you enter and are taken to your Indian dinner.

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After breakfast at the hotel, head to a guided city tour around the Norwegian capital. “The Viking Capital”, has many fascinating museums and beautiful sights to offer, like the famous pedestrian Karl Johan Street, the Royal Palace, the Opera house by the waterfront and Frogner Park (Vigeland Park) famous for the controversial sculptures by Gustav Vigeland. You will have the chance to experience Oslo’s best view from the top of the tower in Holmenkollbakken, where you get a panoramic view of Oslo and the surrounding areas. You will visit the famous Fram Museum - The Polar Ship Fram - is the strongest wooden ship ever built and still holds the records for sailing farthest north and farthest south. After a pleasant city tour, you will enjoy an Indian dinner.

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After breakfast at the hotel, head to Geilo Area for an adventure full of amazing nature, waterfalls, and fjord views. Take the train to Myrdal to arrive at one of the most picturesque train stations in Norway. From there, get on the legendary Flåmsbana train to enjoy a fascinating trip to Flåm, full of amazing views and learn about the interesting story of how the railway was built. And from there, you will be embarking on a magnificent Nærøyfjord mini cruise. Look out for more views of waterfalls and beautiful small villages along the way. On arrival to Gudvangen, transfer to Bergen. Enjoy dinner at an Indian restaurant.

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After breakfast at the hotel, enjoy a city tour guided for the colorful Norwegian city of Bergen is also a gateway to majestic fjords. Bryggen Hanseatic Wharf will give you a sense of the local culture – take some time to snap photos of the Hanseatic commercial buildings. Ride with the Fløibanen funicular, which will take you to mount Fløyen (320m above sea level). Remember to take your camera for the fantastic view at the top. Take the funicular back and enjoy more of the charming city during some free time before enjoying dinner at an Indian restaurant.

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After breakfast at the hotel, head on towards Stavanger is one of South Norway’s gems, which offers easy access to the famous Lysefjord, home to renowned natural landmarks like the Pulpit Rock and Kjerag Bolten. The city’s coastal location means it boasts a lively port, buzzing with recreational boats and commercial ships alike. Enjoy the striking scenery from the comfort of the coach, the serpentine roads are a perfect way to admire the unique coastal landscapes and splendid little villages. You will have some time to enjoy a meal and walking around in Stavanger, before embarking on the overnight cruise to Hirtshals, Denmark.

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After breakfast on board, disembark from the ferry, being now in Jutland that contains Denmark’s only land border with mainland Europe. Here, you will explore the area located at Jutland’s northern tip, where the Baltic meets the North Sea, Skagen. On the way to Aarhus, the region’s largest city, you will be stopping for lunch in Aalborg, which it’s known for its revitalized waterfront on the Limfjord, the body of water that cuts through Jutland. Once arrived in Aarhus, which has a variety of historical and art museums to offer to its visitors, have a visit back in time at one of Denmark’s most unique attractions – The Old Town (Den Gamle By). The open-air museum displays the life of Danes from the 20s to the 70s with original houses representing different regions of the country. At the end of your tour, enjoy dinner at an Indian restaurant.

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After breakfast at the hotel, start your journey towards Copenhagen. On arrival, enjoy some free time in the Denmark’s capital, full of historical buildings and ancient streets. In the afternoon, after lunch, you will visit Tivoli Gardens, Copenhagen’s famous and magical theme park, located right in the heart of the city. While the entire place is very interesting to see, Tivoli it is a19th- century amusement park with antique roller coaster & live entertainment program. In the evening, enjoy dinner at an Indian restaurant.

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After breakfast at the hotel, enjoy a city tour which will take you to some of the symbols of Copenhagen, like the Little Mermaid and the colorful harbour of Nyhavn with its charming outdoor restaurants and picturesque cafés. Continue to the Gefion fountain, the Royal residence Amalienborg Palace, Christiansborg Castle, home to the Danish Parliament, the Royal Opera House, and many more beautiful sights. At the end of the tour, head to a Nyhavn Canal Tour and admire the city from the water. In the evening, enjoy dinner at an Indian restaurant.

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Transfer independently to the Airport (or include an optional transfer).

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