It’s fair to say, Scandinavia is having a moment. Perhaps several moments. With cutting edge minimalist design, five-star fusion cuisine, long life expectancy and a social system that runs like Danish clockwork, it seems every cafe, furniture store and political system on the planet can learn a thing or two from Europe’s latest hotspot. This is your chance to see it up close. From the inky Fjordlands of Norway’s coastline to the fish markets of Copenhagen, along with gems like Bergen, Lillehammer and the Swedish Lakes District. And like any well-plotted Danish drama, there’ll be a few surprises along the way.
Scandinavia has astonishing sightseeing for those who like nature or history. The experience was even better with Contiki. Ollie our trip manager and Tamas our drive provide a lot of historical information, curiosities and we were able to drive to some other places for sightseeing. Highly recommend it.
Trip was great on the whole ....only if you could include some Indian vegetarian dish in breakfast...as there were good number of Indian people on trip
From Warsaw to Riga, "Heading North End Riga" offers a 13-day city sightseeing adventure tailored for senior travelers. This easy-paced group journey winds through Gdansk, Sopot, and four more destinations in Latvia and Poland. With all accommodations, meals, and transport arranged, participants can immerse themselves in local heritage at a comfortable pace. The tour’s standout feature is its rich tapestry of Northern European cultures, perfect for those who appreciate both history and ease.
Discover the best of the Baltics, one of the most beautiful regions in Europe, with this 11-day tour of Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, and Finland! Your journey will begin in Vilnius, the capital city of Lithuania known for its mesmerizing medieval buildings and beautiful churches. Find out why the Old Town was declared a World Heritage Site as you explore the city center which is oozing with history. From there you will make your way into Latvia with a trip to Riga, known for its gorgeous landscapes, striking architecture, and bustling nightlife. See the Dome Cathedral and visit St. Peter’s Church as you wander through the maze of medieval streets. Your next stop will be Tallinn, the lovely capital of Estonia where you will see fairy-tale panoramas filled with gothic towers and wonderfully preserved medieval structures. Visit the Toompea Castle and see the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral before you board your ferry to Helsinki, the capital city of Finland. Discover the distinctive districts and admire the local Finnish architecture as you explore the crossroads of Western and Eastern cultures. Visit the Lutheran Cathedral and take a stroll through Mannerheim Street, named after Finland’s most famous military leader, before your tour of the Baltics comes to an end!
Explore the highlights of Scandinavia before travelling south into the Baltic states on this epic 32-day adventure through northern Europe. As well as hitting the hubs of Oslo, Helsinki and Stockholm, discover the lesser-known but no less fascinating cities of Riga and Klaipeda, as well as Aukstaitijia and Curonian Spit national parks. The countries Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania are a few of the continent’s last true undiscovered secrets – the fairy-tale turrets and cobbled lanes of old Tallinn, the baroque flair of Vilnius and the poignant history of Soviet occupation are not to be missed. This really is a one-of-a-kind itinerary.
Small Group TourSmall group tours usually have 8-12 participants and maximum up to 18 travelers
Accommodation
Hotel, Guest House, Hut, Home-stay
Age Range
15-99 yrs
Operated in
english
Destinations
Copenhagen, Berlin, Bergen, Gudv
Copenhagen, Berlin, Bergen, Gudvangen, Flam, Lillehammer, Mora, Stockholm, Helsinki, Tallinn, Riga, Klaipeda, Aukstaitija National Park, Gothenburg, Vilnius, Oslo
Good mix of different nationals, well planned itinerary.However, contrary to what our Travel Agent in Kochi told, there had been no daily transfers to City centre for dinner at choice restaurants.Being vegetarians we had some difficulty in this aspect.
I was disappointed with Stockholm half a day tour as we saw very little any significance. I suggest pl include the Nobel laureate`s tour as well.
Disappointed I had to find my way to the hotel on arrival as the pickup did not wait for us passengers(4 of us)
The local tour guides in each of the towns provided the most information detailed about the history and was very interesting. The Europomundo tour guide, Veronica, was very helpful, pleasant and accommodating to the everyday travel assistance and truly cared about everybody having a good trip.
