Scandinavian Capitals and Fjords Tour with All Tours Included - Turkish Airlines

Meeting at Istanbul Airport International Departures terminal 3 hours before the flight. After baggage, ticket, and passport procedures, departure for Copenhagen with Turkish Airlines scheduled flight. Arrival in Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark, one of the oldest living kingdoms. Copenhagen, which was a fishing village in the time of the Vikings, was discovered in 1167 and quickly turned into an important commercial port city. The city was named "Copenhagen", which means "merchant's harbor". Following our arrival, during our panoramic city tour; Christianborg Palace, Nyhavn, Amalienborg Palace where the Danish Royal Family spends the winter season and features famous balcony scenes for addressing the public, Opera House, Langelinie Quay, and the Little Mermaid Statue are among the places to see. The famous Little Mermaid Statue was created by sculptor Edvard Eriksen in 1913 and is visited by millions of people every year. Consisting of a 1.25-meter tall mermaid form with a tail sitting on a rock, the statue becomes even more realistic with the image formed by the waves hitting the rock on windy days. Edvard Eriksen designed the face of the statue modeling ballerina Ellen Price; since the ballerina did not want to pose nude, he completed the body of the statue by having his own wife model. Afterwards, Strøget Street, which is the shopping center of Copenhagen and is 3.2 kilometers long, will be visited. This avenue, which is the world's largest pedestrian zone, covers Frederiksberg, Nygade, Vimmelskaftet, and Øster streets, as well as Nytorv, Gammeltorv, and Amagertorv squares. After our tour, transfer to our hotel and check-in to rooms. Overnight at our hotel.

After morning breakfast, we depart from the hotel at the time to be notified by our guide for the Danish Castles and Riviera Tour. In this tour starting from the hotel in the morning, we arrive in Hillerød, located about 45 minutes away from Copenhagen. In the city, we visit the impressive baroque gardens and the interior of Frederiksborg Palace, which is considered the finest example of the Danish Renaissance. After our palace visit, which is considered the Northern Versailles, we reach Helsingør after about a half-hour journey. Here, after taking a photo break at Kronborg Castle, built by Danish kings, which is the subject of Shakespeare's play Hamlet, on our way back, we see old fishing houses and beautiful villas as we pass along the coastline known as the Danish Riviera. Transfer to our hotel. Overnight at our hotel.

After morning breakfast, check-out from rooms and departure for Gothenburg via Malmö. Starting with our passage over the Øresund Bridge on the Øresund Strait, which is the longest bridge in Europe where train and road are used together, we reach the city of Malmö on Swedish soil. The Øresund Bridge, which will surprise us by ending in the middle of the sea, has a bridge length of 7845 m; with a project length of 15.9 km, it cost 4 billion US dollars to build and was crowned with the 2002 ABSE Extraordinary Architectural Structure Award for its design. We discover Stortorget and Lilla Torg Squares and Södergatan, the main shopping street, in Malmö, which is Sweden's 3rd largest city and the 6th largest city among the Nordic Countries. Malmö, which was Denmark's 2nd largest city for many years after Copenhagen, was connected to Sweden with the Treaty of Roskilde signed in 1658 and is today one of the most cosmopolitan cities of the Scandinavian geography. In Malmö, where 174 different languages are spoken, nearly 27% of the city population was born outside of Sweden. Malmö, which has a sister city status with Antalya, is a young and dynamic city due to the fact that 48% of the total population is under the age of 35. After seeing Malmö and continuing our journey, upon our arrival in Gothenburg, our panoramic city tour will include the Avenue Boulevard, Poseidon Statue, concert hall, city theater, art museum, city hall, and Nordstan Shopping Center. After the tour, check-in to the hotel, overnight at our hotel.

After morning breakfast, departure for Oslo. Upon arrival in Oslo around noon, our panoramic city tour will include the Royal Palace of Norway, the Norwegian Parliament Building, the Oslo City Hall, the National Theater, the University and Library of Oslo, Karl Johans Gate, and Vigeland (Frogner) Park. At the end of the tour, transfer to our hotel and overnight at our hotel.

Depending on our arrival time in Oslo, the city tour can be done the next day or split into two days.

After morning breakfast, we leave the hotel for the Fjord Boat Tour and Flåm Mountain Railway tour. On this full-day magnificent excursion, we get the chance to see the world's widest fjord that has penetrated 250 km into the mainland. We leave our hotel early in the morning and depart for Flåm. In our bus journey that we will make accompanied by extraordinary natural beauties, we arrive in Flåm by passing through Laerdal, the longest road tunnel in the world. We depart for Myrdal with the Flåm mountain railway, known as Norway's most breathtaking activity and on the bucket list of things to do before you die. In our 2-hour journey among magnificent valleys and lakes, our train gives a short photo break in front of Kjosfossen Waterfall and returns to Flåm. After free time, in our two-hour boat journey between Flåm and Gudvangen, high, narrow fjords, waterfalls flowing from meters high, and small fjord villages will offer you a magnificent visual feast (The fjord boat tour can also be planned as Gudvangen-Flåm). After our arrival in Gudvangen, we return to Oslo. Overnight at our hotel.

After morning breakfast, departure for Stockholm with our private bus. Upon arrival, we start our Stockholm city tour. The city, which has been the political, economic, and cultural center of Scandinavia since the 13th century, is built on 14 islands located in the channel where Lake Mälaren meets the Baltic Sea, known as the Stockholm Archipelago. The city was named Stockholm by deriving from the words stock, which means "log" in Swedish and "fortification" in old German, and holm, which means "islet". Following our arrival, during our panoramic city tour; Gamla Stan Island, Royal Palace (the palace is seen panoramically from the outside. Kungliga Slottet Royal Palace, built in 1754, is the official residence of the Swedish Royal Family. This fascinating structure, which is one of the largest royal palaces in Europe, was rebuilt in the baroque style based on the ruins of a medieval palace. Many of the 608 rooms of the palace as well as sections such as the State Hall, Royal Treasury, Apartments of the Orders of Chivalry, Gustav III Museum of Antiquities, Tre Kronor Museum, and Royal Chapel are open to the public.), Opera House, City Hall (voted by Swedes as the most beautiful building in the country, the structure was built in 1911 by Ragnar Östberg in the art deco style. The Nobel Prize Banquet is held every year inside this building decorated with gold mosaics and stained glass), Kungsträdgården Park, and Fjällgatan Hill are among the places to see. After our tour, transfer to our hotel in the evening hours and check-in to rooms. Overnight at our hotel.

After breakfast in the morning, the Sigtuna - Vasa Museum Tour will be conducted. We will start our tour, where we will have the opportunity to get to know Stockholm, the most beautiful city of the Scandinavian Peninsula, in detail, starting from Djurgarden Island. Our first stop on this island, which was once the hunting ground of the Swedish Royal Family and now houses many museums, is the world-famous Vasa Museum. Preserving more than 95% of its original parts and featuring hundreds of carved statues, Vasa is a unique art treasure and a leading tourist sight. The ship is exhibited in a specially built museum in Stockholm, housing nine interrelated exhibitions at the same time, a gift shop with a rich product stock, and a luxury restaurant. The Vasa Museum attracts more visitors than any other museum in Scandinavia. Stockholm is worth visiting even just for the Vasa. On August 10, 1628, a great warship set sail to leave the port of Stockholm. This newly built ship was named Vasa, after the coat of arms of the Vasa dynasty on the throne. To celebrate this majestic event, a salute is fired from the cannons emerging from the gunports on its sides. As the mighty ship slowly makes its way towards the port exit, a sudden violent storm breaks out. The Vasa heels over but recovers on its own. A second storm blow heels the ship over. Water pours in through the open gunports. The Vasa drags at least thirty, perhaps fifty of its 150 crew members down to the bottom with it. It took 333 years for the Vasa to see the light of day again. Private researcher Anders Franzen began searching for the Vasa in the early 1950s and rediscovered the Vasa in 1956. After the Vasa, we will be heading to Sigtuna, a Swedish village north of Stockholm, where the initial foundation stories of the Vikings and Viking history began. After our tour, transfer to our hotel and free time. Overnight at our hotel.

After breakfast at the hotel, free time until the time to be determined by the guide. Afterwards, transfer to Stockholm Airport. Following baggage, ticketing, and passport control procedures, departure for Istanbul with Turkish Airlines scheduled flight. Arrival at Istanbul Airport at local time and end of our tour.