14-Day Germany and Northern Europe Tour: Berlin to Stockholm 

Transfer to hotel and free time. You will receive information about the start of the circuit during the afternoon, or you can check the informative panels in the hotel reception area.

Ease your way into the local culture with a guided tour of Berlin. We shall visit the historic center, Museum Island, the Reichstag, the Brandenburg Gate, and the city's magnificent parks. We'll continue with a visit to the Holocaust Memorial and the Berlin Wall Museum. Free time to explore.

We travel to Dresden to admire the palace and reconstructed Frauenkirche. From there we continue to Bavaria for a visit to the beautiful city of Bamberg. Next stop: Nuremberg, a city of great history. We suggest a visit to the place where Hitler's Coliseum stood.

At Kelheim we board a boat for a short cruise along the Danube Valley, in the area of the Danube gorges, leading us to Kloster Weltenburg, a beautiful Benedictine monastery founded in 1040. After a short tour of the monastery, we'll make our way to Landshut, one of Germany's prettiest villages. Later we'll visit the Dauchau Concentration Camp Museum. We arrive in Munich in the mid-afternoon, for a visit to the impressive BMW WELT (BMW World).

We'll also see the park where the Olympia stadium stands, where the famous Olympic Games of 1972 were held.

Amidst alpine summits and very beautiful scenery, we come to Fussen, for a chance to view Neuschwanstein Castle from Marienbrucke. You can either return to the coach on foot, or by horse carriage at your own expense. Afterward we travel to Rothenburg, where we include entry to the captivating Christmas Museum. Continue to Frankfurt for some rest and relaxation at our hotel for the evening.

Today we will see the valleys of the Rhine and Moselle. We include a short cruise on the Rhine, between the villages of Rudesheim and Sankt Goar. Then we will travel to the river Moselle, with time for lunch in Cochem (own expense).

We also visit the incredible Eltz Castle, a medieval castle surrounded by forests in the mountains.

We arrive in Cologne at the end of the afternoon, with time to stroll in the busy area near the cathedral, before heading to our hotel in Dusseldorf.

We'll take a stroll through Dusseldorf, a city on the banks of the Rhine in the center of Germany’s industrial region. Then we travel to Zollverein for a visit to the coal mine industrial complex,
declared a World Heritage Site. We continue north, stopping in Hamelin, a city made popular by the Pied Piper. Then we drive to Hannover for some free time in the bustling center of this thriving city.

We depart for Hamburg for a panoramic tour around the lake and the bustling port. Free time for lunch (own expense). After lunch we travel to Flensburg, a quaint seaside village whose marina borders Denmark. Our route then takes us to Aarhus, Denmark's second largest city.

We will travel to Hirsthals to take a ferry crossing the North Sea: a three-hour voyage to Kristiansand, traveling along Norway's gorgeous southern coastline. Accommodations for the evening are in or near Stavanger.

We will stop at the Swords in Rock monument to remember the Vikings before continuing on our scenic coach tour of Norway through tunnels and bridges. Some stretches we will traverse by boat, along the fjord coast of Norway.

Arrival in Bergen at lunch time. We include the cable car to Mount Floyen, boasting incredible vistas of the town and Bergen fjord. There will be some free time later to explore the capitol city of fjords.

We will travel to Sognefjord, Norway's largest fjord. En route to Sognefjord, we will stop at the beautiful Tvindefossen waterfall. We will go on a magnificent two-hour Sognefjord cruise between the cities of Gudvangen and Flam. We will continue our journey crossing magnificent snow-covered landscapes, through the Laerdal Tunnel, one of the longest in the world.

We'll also visit the 12th century Borgund Stave Church (admission included), considered to be one of the most well-preserved medieval church in Norway. Arrival in Oslo. Free time.

We'll spend some time in Oslo before departing for Sweden. Along the way we'll stop in Orebro, a town blessed with a beautiful lake, a castle, and a charming historic center. Free time for a stroll and lunch (own expense). We'll arrive in Stockholm in the evening.

We'll take a panoramic tour of Sweden's beautiful capital. We'll visit Old Town, or Gamla Stan. You will also see the cathedral and the Royal Palace. Time permitting, we'll also take you to the Fjallgaten viewpoint. Free time. A visit the the Vasa museum comes highly recommended.

The tour service ends after breakfast at the hotel. The display price does not include airport drop-off. Please contact our customer service team for a quote.