Stockholm City Hall at sunset, viewed from a cobblestone waterfront promenade with a lamp post and tree in the foreground.

Northern Europe: Scandinavian Summer Capitals

10 Days from $12,790 USD / person

Over ten unhurried days, this bespoke journey immerses you in Scandinavia’s three iconic capital cities: Stockholm, Copenhagen, and Oslo. Bathed in near-endless daylight, each destination reveals a distinct rhythm of Scandinavian culture, rich maritime heritage, and world-class design. Crafted entirely around your personal pace, every transition between these vibrant coastal hubs is masterfully coordinated behind the scenes, allowing you to move through the region with complete ease.

Your discovery unfolds through curated, private excursions led by local experts. In Stockholm, cycle through the world’s first National City Park, stroll the medieval cobblestones of Gamla Stan, and savor a farm-to-table lunch amidst the glowing greenhouses of Djurgården. In Copenhagen, weave together design heritage and local flavors on foot, tasting traditional sweets and cider before venturing to Roskilde to explore 11th-century Viking ships. Continuing onward to Oslo, trace the city’s evolution from the medieval Akershus Fortress to the cutting-edge art and architecture of Kistefos and The Twist.

The defining luxury of this summer expedition lies in its balance of cultural depth and effortless sophistication. Whether taking in groundbreaking waterfront architecture or watching the golden twilight paint the Nordic horizon, every detail is expertly managed—leaving you simply to savor the moment.

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Copenhagen
Highlights: Global Gastronomic Capital, Royal Palaces & Historic Grandeur, Danish High Design

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Villa Copenhagen

7 – 10

Oslo
Highlights: World-renowned Fine Dining, Art, Culture & Museums, Boutique Heritage Luxury

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Day 1 – 4

3 Nights

Stockholm

Built across 14 islands where Lake Malaren meets the Baltic Sea, Stockholm has served as Sweden’s capital since the 13th century. The city, with its gorgeous landscape and waterfront promenades, features a contrasting skyline of royal monuments and contemporary design. Gamla Stan, the old town, anchors the city’s historic core. Its narrow streets are lined with amber and ochre facades, leading to the Royal Palace, one of Europe’s largest working royal residences. Across the water, the Vasa Museum preserves a 17th-century warship salvaged intact from the harbor floor. Summer stretches the day to nearly 18 hours of light, leaving time to board a ferry and trace the Stockholm Archipelago, where you will see forested islands and open water in every direction. Back in the city, ABBA The Museum captures a defining chapter of Swedish pop culture, while the neighborhoods surrounding it pulse with Nordic fashion and design. There is also the famed Nobel Prize Museum, and the 68 miles of the subway network that showcases art and sculptures making it the ‘World’s longest art exhibit’.

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Explore Stockholm on your own

If you have the time and the weather allows it, we recommend visiting one or more of these attractions in Stockholm. Built across 14 islands, where Lake Mälaren meets the Baltic Sea, Stockholm combines the legacy of its Viking trading past with the forward-looking spirit of Scandinavian design. The city rewards those who explore it slowly, without a fixed agenda. Gamla Stan, Stockholm’s medieval old town, is a natural place to begin. Narrow cobblestone lanes wind between amber and ochre facades, passing the Royal Palace and the 13th-century Storkyrkan Cathedral. Within a few walkable blocks, centuries of Swedish royal history unfold. From there, the waterfront opens out, and the city’s island geography becomes part of the experience. Djurgården offers an entirely different perspective. The open-air Skansen museum traces Swedish folk life across the centuries, while the Vasa Museum preserves the remarkably intact 17th-century warship raised from the harbor floor. Across the water, Södermalm draws a more contemporary crowd, with independent coffee roasters, design studios and vintage shops lining its streets. Stockholm makes room for both its past and its present, with a pace that invites you to experience each at your leisure. Why This is Recommended Stockholm’s island layout means each neighborhood carries its own distinct atmosphere and history. Moving through the city independently gives you the freedom to follow your own curiosity, lingering where the city holds you. Key Information Duration: half/full day · This is an unguided, independent activity · Entrance fees, transfers and meals are not included · While visiting palaces, cathedrals, monuments and museums, you may need to buy tickets in advance, so please remember to book this directly · Fitness level: easy · Please wear comfortable walking shoes · Most places are easily accessible from city center hotels, but if your hotel is away from the center you will need to organize a taxi for transfers yourself · Depending on your personal itinerary, weather conditions & time available to you, it may not be possible to do all recommended activities

From Medieval Streets to Nobel Grandeur

A city spread across 14 islands, linked by 57 bridges, and shaped by more than seven centuries of history, Stockholm rewards those who take the time to look beneath its polished surface. Bordered by Lake Mälaren to the west and the Baltic Sea to the east, the Swedish capital balances its medieval roots with the clean lines of its modern identity. This private journey traces that evolution. A licensed guide and private vehicle collect you at the start of the experience, taking you through the city before continuing on foot into Gamla Stan, Stockholm’s medieval Old Town. Narrow, cobbled streets wind between historic facades as your guide brings more than 750 years of history to life. Stockholm Cathedral, the seat of the archbishop and one of Scandinavia’s oldest churches, stands at the heart of the district. Nearby, Stortorget, the Old Town’s main square, bears witness to the Stockholm Bloodbath of 1520, a pivotal and violent episode in Swedish history. The journey continues to City Hall, where a specialized guide leads you through its grand interiors. The Blue Hall, despite its name, is defined by its soaring brick architecture and serves as the setting for the annual Nobel banquet. Above, the Golden Hall glimmers with more than 18 million glass and gold mosaic tiles, depicting figures and scenes from Swedish history. Together, these spaces reveal a capital city where centuries of history remain woven into the rituals of the present. Why This is Recommended Trace Stockholm’s story from the medieval lanes of Gamla Stan to the glittering halls of City Hall with a private expert guide. See the city’s history in intimate detail, from the legacy of the Stockholm Bloodbath to the setting of the world-famous Nobel banquet. Inclusions – Private guide – Specialized licensed guide for City Hall – Private transfers – Entry fees for Stockholm City Hall Key Information Duration: 4 hrs · Flexible departure · Private · Fitness level: Easy · Return transfers · Year-round · Please wear comfortable walking shoes

Lunch Among the Orchards at Rosendals Trädgård

Djurgården has long served as Stockholm’s green lung, a royal park where the city gives way to open space. Within it, Rosendals Trädgård follows a rhythm of its own, shaped by the seasons that are reflected directly in its kitchen. Arrive among rows of fruit trees and glass-paned greenhouses glowing in the northern light. The farm-to-table lunch draws from the garden’s own harvest, with seasonal dishes and freshly baked pastries shaped by what is growing that week. Rather than having a fixed menu, the kitchen lets the produce lead, turning the garden’s harvest into the meal itself. After lunch, leisurely explore the gardens, following flat paths through orchards and greenhouse corridors where the air is filled with the earthy, humid scent of growing plants. At Rosendals Trädgård, the setting encourages you to slow down and let the afternoon unfold naturally. Why This is Recommended Savor a farm-to-table lunch shaped by the day’s harvest, with seasonal produce and freshly baked pastries at the heart of the experience. Then slow the pace among orchards and greenhouses, discovering a quieter, more intimate side of Stockholm’s beloved Djurgården. Inclusions – Farm-to-table lunch Key Information Duration: Flexible · Flexible departure · Private · Fitness level: easy · No transfers · Meeting point details can be found in your Trip Agent app · Year-round · Please wear comfortable walking shoes · Please inform us of any food allergies in advance

Cycling Through Stockholm’s Islands & Greenways

Stockholm stretches across 14 islands where Lake Mälaren meets the Baltic Sea, a geography that has shaped the city for nearly eight centuries. The medieval heart of Gamla Stan still follows the street plan laid out in the 13th century, while the waterfront boulevards and green corridors beyond it reveal a city designed to be experienced on two wheels. This private ride brings both sides of Stockholm together in a relaxed, immersive journey. A private vehicle transfer takes you from your city-center hotel to the meeting point, where you are fitted with a city bike and helmet before setting off. Your dedicated local guide leads the way through Stockholm’s extensive network of bike lanes, tailoring the pace to you. Regular stops allow time to take in the landmarks and hear the stories and history behind them. The route takes you past City Hall, Riddarholmen Church and the Royal Palace before winding through the cobblestone streets of Gamla Stan. From there, the ride continues to Djurgården Island, part of the National City Park and one of Europe’s most distinctive expanses of urban greenery. The Vasa Museum anchors the island, offering a glimpse into the past through the remarkably preserved 17th-century warship housed within. What Makes This a Horizon Experience Cycling is the sole mode of travel for the full five hours, placing the city’s scale and texture directly underfoot rather than behind glass. The private format keeps the pace guest-driven, allowing the guide to move between Gamla Stan’s medieval lanes and the open green corridors of Djurgården at a rhythm that invites genuine engagement rather than passive sightseeing. Riding through the world’s first National City Park raises an awareness of how Stockholm has woven protected natural space into the fabric of its urban core, a relationship the guide brings into focus at every stop on the island. Inclusions – Private guide – Custom-made city bike & helmet – One-way private transfer Key Information Duration: 5 hrs · Morning departure · Seasonal from Apr-Nov · Private · Fitness level: moderate · Please note that people with physical limitations can participate as long as they have someone to provide assistance · One-way transfer from city center hotel · Please wear comfortable athletic clothing & closed-toe shoes suitable for cycling

Hotel options

Hotel At Six – Opt 1

Room Superior Double Room

Meals Breakfast

Style International

Hotel Villa Dagmar – Opt 2

Room Superior Double Room

Meals Breakfast

Style Boutique

Day 4 – 7

3 Nights

Copenhagen

Straddling the eastern coast of the island of Zealand, Copenhagen stands as Denmark’s capital and the cultural, political and economic heart of the region. The city carries centuries of royal heritage — from the 17th-century Rosenborg Castle, where the Danish crown jewels rest beneath vaulted ceilings, to the commanding Christiansborg Palace, which houses the Danish Parliament on foundations laid in the 12th century. There is also the waterfront district of Nyhavn, lined with painted merchant townhouses dating to the 1670s. The city has built a global reputation as a world capital of design and architecture, threading that sensibility into everything from its restaurants to its urban infrastructure. Dedicated cycling highways carry locals and visitors alike through a compact, walkable center. The New Nordic culinary movement took root here as well, and its Michelin-recognized dining rooms are not to be missed The Christianshavn canals offer a quieter counterpoint to the energy of the center, where narrow boats drift past low-roofed buildings and waterside cafes. Tivoli Gardens, a historic amusement park, has drawn visitors since 1843. Copenhagen is also where you can experience the quintessential Danish feeling of ‘hygge’, allowing you to immerse yourself in peace, comfort and coziness.

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Explore Copenhagen on your own

If you have the time and the weather allows it, we recommend visiting one or more of these attractions in Copenhagen. The city reveals its history in layers, from the maritime world of its Viking origins to the grandeur of the Danish monarchy and the clean lines of its modern design culture. Copenhagen rewards those who explore it slowly and without a fixed agenda. The medieval core leads naturally to Nyhavn, where 17th-century merchant houses in ochre, terracotta and cobalt line the historic canal. From here, the city opens outward. The Latin Quarter’s narrow streets give way to the grand courtyards of Christiansborg Palace, the seat of Denmark’s Parliament and a site of royal history dating back to 1167. At Rosenborg Castle, the Danish crown jewels are displayed within a Renaissance palace set amid one of the city’s oldest royal gardens. For a completely different perspective, Freetown Christiania offers a striking counterpoint. This is a self-governed community established in 1971 on a former military base, known for its distinctive visual culture and unconventional street life. The National Museum and Designmuseum Danmark provide quieter alternatives, with collections that explore different facets of Danish history, design and cultural identity. Why This is Recommended Experience Copenhagen through its royal palaces, colorful harbor, medieval streets and pioneering design culture. From the grandeur of Christiansborg to the unconventional spirit of Christiania, the city reveals striking contrasts at every turn. Key Information Duration: half/full day · This is an unguided, independent activity · Entrance fees, transfers and meals are not included · While visiting palaces, cathedrals, monuments and museums, you may need to buy tickets in advance, so please remember to book this directly · Fitness level: easy · Please wear comfortable walking shoes · Most places are easily accessible from city center hotels, but if your hotel is away from the center you will need to organize a taxi for transfers yourself · Depending on your personal itinerary, weather conditions & time available to you, it may not be possible to do all recommended activities

Copenhagen on Foot: History, Design & Flavors

Indre By, Copenhagen’s oldest quarter, carries more than eight centuries of civic history within its streets. Cobblestone lanes open unexpectedly onto the colorful canal houses of Nyhavn, where the harbor light shifts from silver to gold as the day unfolds. Over four hours, a private guide leads you through the city on foot, weaving together Copenhagen’s design heritage, royal history and food culture into a seamless narrative. The route passes through Amalienborg’s elegant octagonal royal courtyard, continues by the imposing Christiansborg Palace, and follows the pedestrian streets of Strøget before turning into quieter residential neighborhoods where Copenhagen’s contemporary character comes into view. Each stop brings context as well as observation. At Royal Candy, a tasting of traditional Danish sweets offers an introduction to a small but enduring part of local food culture. Near the Round Tower, an organic hot dog from a street stand provides a more casual taste of Copenhagen. The experience concludes in the Botanical Garden, where locally produced Danish apple cider brings the afternoon to a relaxed and thoughtful close. What Makes This a Horizon Experience Walking Copenhagen’s oldest streets at a deliberate pace, guided by food, raises awareness of how a city sustains its identity through independent makers and local producers. The organic hot dog stand and the cider poured in the Botanical Garden connect directly to Copenhagen’s network of small-scale producers, placing their craft in your hands. The entire experience is non-motorized by design, as you walk from your hotel through the city’s historic core. Inclusions – Private guide – Coffee & fresh pastry – Traditional Danish sweets – Organic hot dog – Danish apple cider tasting Key Information Duration: 4 hrs · Flexible departure · Private · Fitness level: easy · Transfers not required · Year-round · Entry fees not included · Please wear comfortable walking shoes · Please inform us of any food allergies in advance

Royal Tombs & Viking Ships at Roskilde

For more than a millennium, Roskilde has stood at the heart of Denmark’s spiritual and dynastic history. Just 30 minutes west of Copenhagen, this compact town brings two defining chapters of the country’s past within easy reach, and this private journey explores both. A private guide and driver collect you in Copenhagen and take you to Roskilde, where the twin spires of Roskilde Cathedral rise above the rooftops. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the cathedral has served as the burial place of Danish monarchs since the 10th century. Inside, Gothic arches frame a succession of royal chapels, while the elaborate tombs of kings and queens reveal centuries of royal history. From the cathedral, cobblestone streets lead into the town center before the journey continues to the Viking Ship Museum. Five original 11th-century vessels, recovered from the waters of Roskilde Fjord, are preserved in the museum’s main hall. Outside, the historic boatyard keeps Viking-era craftsmanship alive, with artisans using traditional tools and techniques to shape timber into seaworthy hulls. The experience concludes beside the fjord with a picnic of traditional Danish open-faced sandwiches and drinks, bringing together the region’s royal, maritime and culinary heritage. Why This is Recommended Journey from Roskilde Cathedral’s royal tombs to the original Viking ships preserved beside the fjord, tracing two defining chapters of Denmark’s past in one day. A private guide brings the history to life, while a traditional Danish picnic by the water offers a delicious close to the experience. Inclusions – Private guide – Private transfers – Entry to Roskilde Cathedral – Entry to the Viking Ship Museum – Picnic lunch Key Information Duration: 5 hrs · Flexible departure · Private · Fitness level: easy · Return transfers · Roskilde Cathedral may alter visiting hours on short notice in case of religious services or official church events · Please wear comfortable walking shoes · Please inform us of any food allergies in advance

Hotel options

Admiral Hotel – Opt 1

Room Superior Double Room

Meals Breakfast

Style Heritage

Villa Copenhagen – Opt 2

Room Superior Double Room

Meals Breakfast

Style Heritage

Day 7 – 10

3 Nights

Oslo

Oslo is the capital of Norway and the green capital of Europe. With an urban skyline of marvelous modern architecture, numerous public parks and open green spaces, the city is a traveler’s delight. Sitting at the head of the Oslofjord, with the snowy slopes and alpine forests of Nordmarka looming in the background, Oslo offers picture-perfect visuals of northern waterways, arctic islands, and snowcapped mountains. Apart from being a winter sports paradise, Oslo is the city of Edvard Munch and Henrik Ibsen, making it a haven for art and culture lovers. The city is dotted with numerous museums, art galleries and parks, with the main highlight being the popular Vigeland Park and museum with Vigeland’s sculpture. The waterfront fort and former prison of Akershus Fortress are worth a visit, as is the Viking Ship Museum with its display of 9th century Viking longboats. The official residence of the Norwegian royal family is open to the public in the summers. Not surprisingly, Oslo also has an electric nightlife. Neighborhood cafes and trendy eateries serve delicious fusion food that marries traditional Nordic cuisine with global favorites. Enjoy your sushi along with a platter of polse (local hot dogs) and a jug of local beer.

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Explore Oslo on your own

If you have the time and the weather allows it, we recommend visiting one or more of these attractions in Oslo. Few European capitals carry the weight of Viking heritage and modern reinvention quite like Oslo. The city grew from a Norse trading settlement founded around 1000 AD, and today its complex history exists alongside the bold contemporary architecture along the Oslofjord waterfront. The harbor district of Aker Brygge draws you toward the water, where converted wharves now house galleries, cafés and open plazas overlooking the fjord. From there, Akershus Fortress rises on a rocky promontory, its medieval stone walls commanding sweeping views across the water and city. Further inland, Frogner Park is home to Gustav Vigeland’s extraordinary open-air sculpture installation, with more than 200 bronze and granite figures arranged across bridges, fountains and a monumental central monolith. The Royal Palace anchors the western end of Karl Johans gate, Oslo’s main boulevard, which links many of the city’s civic and cultural landmarks along a single, walkable corridor. For those drawn to art and cultural history, the Munch Museum and National Museum offer significant collections spanning Norwegian and international works. Oslo rewards travelers who take their time. Side streets open onto neighborhood markets, while the waterfront shifts in character as the afternoon light moves across the fjord. Why This is Recommended Oslo compresses centuries of Scandinavian history, design and natural beauty into a compact, walkable city. A day of exploration here allows the city’s distinct neighborhoods and cultural institutions to reveal themselves on your own terms. Key Information Duration: half/full day · This is an unguided, independent activity · Entrance fees, transfers and meals are not included · While visiting palaces, cathedrals, monuments and museums, you may need to buy tickets in advance, so please remember to book this directly · Fitness level: easy · Please wear comfortable walking shoes · Most places are easily accessible from city center hotels, but if your hotel is away from the center you will need to organize a taxi for transfers yourself · Depending on your personal itinerary, weather conditions & time available to you, it may not be possible to do all recommended activities

Oslo on a Plate: Landmarks, History & Flavors

Akershus Fortress has stood above the Oslo Fjord since the late 13th century, built to defend a city that would eventually become Norway’s cultural and political heart. That history of medieval stone, royal ceremony and wartime memory forms the backdrop to this four-hour walk through the Norwegian capital. A private guide and driver collect you from your hotel before the exploration continues on foot along Karl Johans Gate, Oslo’s grand ceremonial boulevard, passing the neoclassical Royal Palace. The route then descends toward the waterfront and into Akershus Fortress, where sweeping views across the Oslo Fjord unfold from the historic ramparts. From there, continue to the Oslo Opera House, its angular white-marble architecture descending toward the water. Walk across its distinctive rooftop for panoramic views stretching across the city and fjord. Along the way, a series of food tastings brings Oslo’s history into the present. Sample traditional Norwegian specialties alongside local cheeses, cured meats, artisanal chocolates and fresh seafood, with your guide providing context on the traditions and culture behind each taste. Why This is Recommended Explore medieval fortresses, royal architecture and a contemporary waterfront in a single afternoon. The result is a journey that connects Oslo’s past and present through the streets, landmarks and flavors that define the city. Inclusions – Private guide & driver – Return hotel transfers – Entry to Oslo Opera House rooftop – Food tastings Key Information Duration: 4 hrs · Flexible departure · Private · Fitness level: easy · Private transfers · Year-round · Please wear comfortable walking shoes · Please inform us of any food allergies in advance

Art, Architecture & Norway’s Industrial Soul

Kistefos has anchored the Randselva River valley since the late 19th century, when its working pulp mill transformed this stretch of Norwegian countryside into a center of industrial production. That history remains with the preserved mill offering a glimpse into the labor and machinery that shaped rural Norway. At the same time, the surrounding landscape has evolved into one of Scandinavia’s most compelling open-air art destinations. A private guide collects you from Oslo and drives north through the Norwegian countryside to reach Jevnaker, where the Kistefos grounds unfold along a wooded stretch of the river. More than 40 works by international artists are scattered throughout the sculpture park, each placed in deliberate dialogue with its natural surroundings. Paths wind through forest and meadow, with the sound of the Randselva accompanying you along the way. At the heart of the grounds stands The Twist, designed by Bjarke Ingels Group. Rotating 90 degrees along its length, the striking structure serves both as a pedestrian bridge across the Randselva and a gallery for changing contemporary exhibitions. Inside, the architecture shifts with the building itself, drawing light from unexpected angles and turning the gallery into an integral part of the artistic experience. Why This is Recommended A rare meeting of Norway’s industrial heritage and cutting-edge contemporary art, Kistefos unfolds across a striking riverside landscape. From the preserved pulp mill to Bjarke Ingels Group’s sculptural The Twist, every structure reveals a different layer of the valley’s story. Inclusions – Private guide – Private transfers – Entrance to Kistefos Museum Key Information Duration: 5 hrs · Flexible departure · Seasonal from May-Oct · Private · Fitness level: easy · Return transfers

Hotel options

Amerikalinjen – Opt 1

Room Superior Double Room

Meals Breakfast

Style Boutique

Sommerro – Opt 2

Room Superior Double Room

Meals Breakfast

Style Heritage

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From $12,790 USD / person

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From $13,990 USD / person

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Your Trip Coordination Team: Dedicated support throughout your journey, with a primary, personal point of contact. Plus, in case of emergencies while you’re traveling, our trip coordination team are available 24/7 by phone

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Stockholm

Explore Stockholm on your own

From Medieval Streets to Nobel Grandeur

Lunch Among the Orchards at Rosendals Trädgård

Cycling Through Stockholm’s Islands & Greenways

Copenhagen

Explore Copenhagen on your own

Copenhagen on Foot: History, Design & Flavors

Royal Tombs & Viking Ships at Roskilde

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