12-day tour from Copenhagen to Tallin

Upon your arrival at Copenhagen Airport, you will be transferred to your hotel. You will have free time to start getting acquainted with this charming Scandinavian city. At the hotel reception, you will find information about your tour program and the meeting time with your tour guide.

Greca Tip: If time allows, we suggest taking a stroll through Nyhavn, the famous harbor with colorful houses, restaurants, and terraces along the canal. It’s a perfect spot to take your first trip photos or enjoy a coffee while soaking in the local atmosphere.

After breakfast, we begin the day with a panoramic guided tour of Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark and the largest city in Scandinavia.

During the tour, we will discover some of its most iconic landmarks: the lively Tivoli amusement park, the imposing Christiansborg Palace, the charming waterfront terraces of Nyhavn, and of course, the iconic Little Mermaid statue, the symbol of the city. Once the visit concludes, you will have free time to continue exploring at your own pace.

Later in the morning, we continue our journey toward Jutland, crossing the spectacular 20-kilometer bridge that connects the islands of Zealand and Funen—one of the longest in Europe. Our next stop will be in Odense, the birthplace of the famous writer Hans Christian Andersen. Here, you’ll have time to visit its Gothic cathedral and explore the author’s house-museum, a true cultural gem.

In the afternoon, we arrive in Aarhus, one of Denmark’s most vibrant cities, where you’ll enjoy free time to stroll through its historic center, the Latin Quarter, or the modern harbor district.

Greca Tip: While in Aarhus, don’t miss the open-air museum Den Gamle By, weather permitting. It’s a fascinating recreation of a Danish town through the centuries—perfect for feeling as if you've traveled back in time.

After breakfast, we begin our journey northward. We travel to the port of Hirtshals, in the far north of Denmark, where we will board a ferry to cross the North Sea toward Norway. The crossing, which takes approximately three hours, offers open sea views and, depending on the season, time is allotted to have lunch on board.

We disembark in Kristiansand, on Norway’s southern coast, and continue our route along landscapes filled with fjords, cliffs, and forests—hallmarks of this Scandinavian region. We make a stop in Flekkefjord, a charming coastal town with white wooden houses and a peaceful atmosphere, ideal for a short stroll.

Our day ends in Stavanger, a vibrant and welcoming city where you will have free time to explore its lively harbor, the old town with well-preserved wooden houses, or simply relax by the fjord.

Greca Tip: At sunset, don’t miss a walk through the Gamle Stavanger neighborhood, home to more than 170 wooden houses from the 18th century. It’s one of Norway’s best-preserved old towns and a perfect spot for unforgettable photos.

After a delightful breakfast, we leave Stavanger and make our first stop at the iconic monument "Swords in the Rock" (Sverd i fjell), an impressive tribute to Norway’s Viking history.

These three giant bronze swords embedded in the rock commemorate the Battle of Hafrsfjord, which marked the unification of the country in the 9th century.

We continue our journey through one of the most scenic stages of the trip, crossing the majestic Norwegian fjord coast. Along the way, we will pass through deep tunnels, including the world’s deepest underwater tunnel, and traverse stunning bridges that connect the islands and peninsulas of the region. Additionally, we will take two ferry crossings, which will make the journey more relaxing and allow us to enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding fjords and mountains.

We will arrive in Bergen around lunchtime. Known as the capital of the fjords, this historic city greets us with its unique charm. A highlight of our visit includes a ride on the Fløyen funicular, which will take us to the top of Mount Fløyen, where we can admire breathtaking views of the city, its fjord, and the surrounding natural landscape.

After this experience, you will have free time to continue exploring Bergen at your own pace. We recommend strolling through Bryggen, the old Hanseatic district with its colorful wooden houses, visiting the fish market to try local specialties like smoked salmon and king crab, or getting lost in the charming streets of the historic center.

Greca Tip: Be sure to bring your camera to capture the stunning views from Mount Fløyen. And if you’re looking for a special souvenir, Norwegian wool garments with traditional patterns make an excellent choice.

After a delightful breakfast, we embark on one of the most spectacular days of the journey, crossing the breathtaking landscapes of inland Norway, where fjords, glaciers, lakes, and forests will gift us with unforgettable postcard views.

Our first stop will be the majestic Tvindefossen waterfall, a beautiful cascade surrounded by lush vegetation and mountains, perfect for capturing stunning photographs.

From here, we head towards the Sogn Fjord, the largest and deepest fjord in Norway, where we will enjoy an unforgettable experience aboard a cruise. For more than an hour and a half, we will sail between Gudvangen and Aurland (or, in some cases, Flåm), admiring the towering cliffs, waterfalls, and picturesque villages that line this arm of the fjord. We suggest taking this opportunity to have lunch onboard while soaking in the spectacular Norwegian landscapes.

We continue our journey through impressive mountains and snow-covered valleys. We will pass through the Aurland Tunnel, which, at 24.5 km long, holds the title of the longest road tunnel in the world.

On the way, we will make a brief stop to visit the Borgund Stave Church (admission included). Built in the 12th century, it is the best-preserved medieval wooden church in Norway and a magnificent example of Viking and Christian architecture fused in a unique style.

In the afternoon, we arrive in Oslo, the vibrant Norwegian capital. You will have free time to explore the city at your own pace: stroll along the harbor, wander through the lively central streets, or admire the iconic sculptures in Frogner Park, home to the famous Gustav Vigeland sculpture ensemble.

Please note that the usual disembarkation point for the fjord cruise is Aurland, but occasionally it may be Flåm.

Greca Tip: For an authentic culinary experience in Oslo, try rakfisk (fermented trout) or enjoy a traditional Norwegian hot dog from a street vendor—a popular option among the locals!

After a wonderful breakfast, we begin the day with a panoramic guided tour of Oslo, the dynamic capital of Norway.

This city blends vibrant modern architecture with historic buildings, surrounded by an impressive natural setting of fjords and forests. During our tour, we will visit some of its most iconic landmarks, such as the City Hall, where the Nobel Peace Prize is awarded, the majestic Royal Palace, the futuristic Oslo Opera House, and Frogner Park, famous for its stunning sculptures by Gustav Vigeland. Oslo has been recognized as the “European Green Capital” for its commitment to sustainability and nature.

After the visit, you will have free time to continue exploring the city at your own pace. You may take the opportunity to visit the Viking Ship Museum, stroll along the commercial Karl Johans Gate, or relax in a café with views of the fjord.

Late morning, we depart for Sweden, enjoying a journey surrounded by beautiful landscapes of forests and lakes. On the way, we will make a stop in the historic city of Örebro, located by the shores of a lake and famous for its impressive medieval castle, which reflects in the waters, creating a postcard-worthy scene. We will have time to take a walk through its historic center and admire its charming streets.

In the afternoon, we continue our journey to Stockholm, the majestic capital of Sweden, located in a Baltic Sea archipelago and connected by a network of bridges and ferries. We arrive at the end of the day, entering a city that perfectly combines history, stunning architecture, and modernity.

Greca Tip: In Örebro, be sure to try a kanelbulle, the traditional Swedish cinnamon bun. And in Stockholm, a great option is to enjoy a “fika,” the Swedish tradition of having coffee accompanied by a sweet treat, in one of its cozy cafés.

After a delicious breakfast, we begin the day with a panoramic tour of Stockholm, a beautiful capital built on 14 islands connected by a network of bridges. During the tour, we will explore Gamla Stan, the city’s old town, also known as the "City Between the Bridges," a labyrinth of cobbled streets and lively squares, home to many of Stockholm’s most monumental buildings.

We will visit the Nobel Museum, located next to the historic Stortorget Square, which honors the winners of the prestigious Nobel Prizes. We will also see the majestic Stockholm Cathedral and the imposing Royal Palace, the official residence of the Swedish royal family.

When conditions allow, we will stop at the Fjällgatan viewpoint, where one of the most spectacular views of the city and its maritime surroundings can be admired.

After the visit, you will have free time to continue discovering Stockholm at your own pace. We recommend exploring its famous museums such as the Vasa Museum, which houses a perfectly preserved 17th-century ship, or the ABBA Museum for music lovers. You can also relax in one of the many parks that adorn the city or enjoy its vibrant urban life.

If you wish, we suggest an optional visit to the Stockholm City Hall, an iconic building where the Nobel Prize ceremony is held, and to the Vasa Museum, where you can see the ship that sank on its maiden voyage in 1628 and was recovered decades later.

Greca Tip: Don’t miss the smörgåsbord, featuring smoked salmon, köttbullar (Swedish meatballs), and kanelbulle (cinnamon rolls). If you’re feeling adventurous, try surströmming, fermented herring, a traditional Swedish delicacy.

We begin the day with a delicious breakfast, where the warmth of the flavors blends with the promise of a day of exploration.

On this occasion, we enjoy a free day in Stockholm, a city renowned for its elegance and rich cultural heritage. We stroll through its charming cobblestone streets, admire the iconic buildings in vibrant colors, and lose ourselves among the museums that tell the story of this fascinating Nordic capital.

From the Royal Palace to Gamla Stan, the old town, every corner of Stockholm offers the perfect blend of modernity and tradition.

As the evening falls, we head to the port to board a modern ferry, where we settle into double cabins with private bathrooms, providing a comfortable and relaxing experience. The ferry journey takes us toward Finland, while the Baltic Sea stretches before us, offering a serene landscape and a peaceful atmosphere.

Greca Tip: These small islands offer breathtaking views and are the perfect refuge for those looking to escape the urban hustle and bustle.

After a delicious breakfast, we recommend heading to the deck at sunrise to enjoy the stunning views as we approach Finland, contouring the idyllic Åland archipelago.

This archipelago, made up of hundreds of islands covered with lush forests, offers spectacular panoramas from the sea. Upon arrival, we disembark and head to Turku, a city with a notable Swedish influence. As you stroll through its streets, you’ll feel a unique atmosphere, a blend of tradition and modernity that characterizes this historic city.

Next, we continue to the nearby picturesque Naantali, a charming village with wooden houses by the sea, where the peaceful and welcoming ambiance will allow you to relax and explore its delights.

The day continues toward Helsinki, the capital of Finland, where we will arrive around lunchtime. After resting, you will have free time to discover this fascinating city, known for its traditional market, the influence of Russian architecture, and the majestic churches that dot its urban landscape.

Greca Tip: Take advantage of your free afternoon to stroll through Helsinki’s old market, where you can enjoy local cuisine and pick up unique souvenirs. We also suggest visiting the Rock Church, an impressive temple carved into the rock, which is one of the city’s main attractions.

We begin the day with breakfast and a free morning to continue discovering Helsinki, Finland’s elegant seaside capital. Take time to explore its lively streets, waterfront areas and distinctive blend of Nordic design, architecture and maritime heritage.

In the afternoon, we will board the ferry to Tallinn, a journey of approximately two and a half hours across the Gulf of Finland. As we leave Helsinki behind, the crossing offers beautiful views of the city, the surrounding islands and the Baltic Sea, providing a different perspective of the region’s geography and close historical connections.

Upon arrival in Tallinn, we will begin our stay in Estonia’s capital, a city where a remarkably preserved medieval center meets a vibrant modern atmosphere. The transition from one Baltic capital to another makes this ferry journey an integral part of the experience.

Greca Tip: During the ferry crossing, head to an outdoor deck when possible for the best views of Helsinki’s archipelago and the Baltic Sea.

We begin the day with breakfast before exploring Tallinn, the capital of Estonia and one of the Baltic region’s most distinctive historic cities. Its medieval Old Town has preserved much of its original character, with ancient walls, churches, charming squares and narrow streets that reveal the city’s rich past at every turn.

During our panoramic tour of the city, we will discover the main landmarks and learn about Tallinn’s development as an important medieval trading center on the Baltic Sea. The combination of Gothic architecture, fortified walls and colorful historic buildings creates a remarkable urban landscape, while the city’s contemporary atmosphere adds a modern dimension to its heritage.

In the afternoon, we will have free time to continue exploring at our own pace, perhaps visiting a local museum, browsing the small shops or simply enjoying the atmosphere of the historic center.

Greca Tip: Take some time to explore Tallinn’s Old Town on foot after the panoramic tour, when you can appreciate its medieval streets and details at a more relaxed pace.

In the morning, you will enjoy a tasty breakfast and then you will be transferred to Tallin airport, where your tour will come to an end.

Undoubtedly, having spending a few fantastic days with Greca, we hope to see you again soon to create more memorable moments that will be etched in your memory forever.

Have a nice trip! 

Greca Tip: You can extend your stay in Tallin at Step 1 of your reservation!