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Copenhagen, DENMARK
Effortlessly cool and refreshingly down-to-earth, Copenhagen is a Scandinavian gem that perfectly blends contemporary charm with timeless class. Known for its livability, this forward-thinking city embraces green initiatives and a clean, modern aesthetic. In summer, take a dip in the inviting waters of Havnebadet Islands, or in winter, cosy up by a roaring fire to escape the chill. For an unforgettable Nordic adventure, hop on a train to Sweden and cross the iconic Öresund Bridge—a star of Nordic Noir—to arrive in Malmö in just over 30 minutes.
The best way to explore Copenhagen? On two wheels. The city’s bike-friendly design and easy-to-use bike rental schemes make it a cyclist’s paradise. Opt for an e-bike to glide effortlessly through the streets, taking in the striking modern architecture and the vibrant colours of Nyhavn’s waterfront. Don’t miss the Little Mermaid statue, inspired by Hans Christian Andersen’s beloved tale—a quiet, understated symbol of Copenhagen’s irresistible charm.
The city embodies the Danish concept of hygge, offering warm, welcoming cafes illuminated by the soft glow of filament bulbs and lined with shelves of thick, dusty books. Copenhagen is also a beer lover’s haven, home to Carlsberg and a thriving craft brewing scene. Treat your taste buds to a traditional Smørrebrød sandwich or indulge in a Michelin-starred tasting menu for a culinary experience that’s as unforgettable as the city itself.
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Day at sea
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Vik, NORWAY
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Olden, NORWAY
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Åndalsnes, NORWAY
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Trondheim (Trondelag), NORWAY
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Molde (Romsdal), NORWAY
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Day at sea
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Kristiansand, NORWAY
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Oslo, NORWAY
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Oslo, NORWAY
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Skagen, DENMARK
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Copenhagen, DENMARK
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Gothenburg, SWEDEN
Always up for a chat, Gothenburg is a wonderfully sociable city where sunny days by the sea are cherished, and gossip flows freely over coffees and cinnamon buns during the beloved Swedish ritual of fika. Trams trundle along leafy boulevards, and the city bursts into life during the sunny summer months. In winter, the mood shifts as locals retreat to dimly lit cafés and restaurants, glowing with the soft light of flickering candles.
World-class museums like the Gothenburg Museum of Art showcase remarkable cultural treasures, while the Gothenburg Archipelago offers everything from seal safaris to boat trips to secluded island beaches. Gothenburg’s roots lie in its trading heritage, and its port remains one of Scandinavia’s largest. Wander through the cobbled streets of Haga, the city’s oldest neighbourhood, and explore the pedestrianised Haga Nygata, perfect for enjoying a fika of your own.
Järntorget, once a bustling merchant trading centre, is now filled with antique shops, bakeries, and cosy coffee spots. A notable feature of Gothenburg’s streets is the landshövdingehus buildings, which reflect the city’s rebellious spirit. Historically, wooden houses were restricted to two storeys to reduce fire risk, but clever developers circumvented this by adding a brick ground floor to support a third storey.
With its prime location on the banks of the Göta älv river and the western Swedish coast, Gothenburg takes its seafood seriously. A must-visit is Feskekôrka, or the Fish Church, a seafood market housed in a striking building inspired by Norwegian wooden churches. Designed by architect Victor von Gegerfelt, it’s where locals gather to buy the freshest fish and shellfish, caught that very morning.
Included Offshore Excursions
Panoramic Gothenburg
Gothenburg HIghlights
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Day at sea
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Lerwick, Shetland Islands, Scotland, UNITED KINGDOM
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Kirkwall, Orkney Islands, Scotland, UNITED KINGDOM
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Stornoway (Isle of Lewis), Scotland, UNITED KINGDOM
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Ullapool, Scotland, UNITED KINGDOM
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Day at sea
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Belfast, UNITED KINGDOM
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Greenock (Glasgow), Scotland, UNITED KINGDOM
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Dublin (Dun Laoghaire), IRELAND
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Cork (Ringaskiddy), IRELAND
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Falmouth, England, UNITED KINGDOM
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Portland, England, UNITED KINGDOM
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Southampton, UNITED KINGDOM
