<span data-sheets-value="{1:2,2:Stroll Stockholm’s charming, cobbled streets and enjoy the city's stunning islands during your initial overnight. The emerald domes of Helsinki’s Cathedral emerge next, standing tall over Senate Square. Step back in time next with UNESCO World Heritage site Visby, a town known for its remarkably well-preserved medieval city and historic charm. A day at sea brings you to an overnight in Copenhagen, the capital of culture, cuisine, and cool.}" data-sheets-userformat="{2:15105,3:{1:0},11:4,12:0,14:{1:2,2:0},15:Calibri, sans-serif,16:11}">Stroll Stockholm’s charming, cobbled streets and enjoy the city's stunning islands during your initial overnight. The emerald domes of Helsinki’s Cathedral emerge next, standing tall over Senate Square. Step back in time next with UNESCO World Heritage site Visby, a town known for its remarkably well-preserved medieval city and historic charm. A day at sea brings you to an overnight in Copenhagen, the capital of culture, cuisine, and cool.

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A true capital of culture, this old-world city of modern design, fashion and New Nordic cuisine is renowned for its sense of style. Set over 14 islands firmly linked by over 50 bridges, Sweden’s enchanting capital is home to the legendary Gamla Stan, museums and more. 

Board your motor coach and begin your panoramic survey of the local area, passing Stockholm&rsquo;s medieval Old Town, called Gamla Stan, and viewing the Parliament Building and the Opera House on the way to the Royal Palace, a 600-room Baroque masterpiece overlooking the inner harbor. Pause to appreciate the palace&rsquo;s fa&ccedil;ade before rejoining your motor coach and venturing along Strandv&auml;gen, through the city center and past City Hall and the National Museum to the island of Djurg&aring;rden. A look at this beautiful recreation area and park will give you an idea of why the island is a popular destination for visitors and locals alike. Your return journey to the pier and your Crystal ship features the diplomatic area of town, the fashionable district of &Ouml;stermalm, as well as S&ouml;dermalm, Stockholm&rsquo;s largest island. &nbsp;

In just two hours, you will discover Stockholm, &ldquo;The Venice of Scandinavia,&rdquo; viewing the city&rsquo;s most remarkable sights from your comfortable air-conditioned motor coach.&nbsp;

Panoramic Stockholm

Begin your tour with a short panoramic drive through Stockholm city towards the Vasa Museum. Visit the remarkably preserved 17th-century Swedish warship Vasa that sank in Stockholm Harbor in 1628 and was raised, incredibly preserved, 300 years later. Enjoy your guided tour and use your free time to explore before taking a short walk on the green island of Djurg&aring;rden to the restaurant Villa Godthem. Here you will be served a traditional Swedish lunch, set in the home of a former opera singer. After lunch, embark your exclusively chartered motor vessel and set sail among some of the canals and quays that unite this incomparable city. View Stockholm&rsquo;s cityscape from the water, skimming the Baltic Sea. Pass the medieval Old Town, whose old guild houses and narrow streets spread across the city&rsquo;s original three islands. Admire the Stockholm Palace, perched on the shore like a fortress, the distinguished Royal Dramatic Theater and the Royal Swedish Opera, the national stage for opera and ballet.&nbsp;

A popular tour with a little bit of everything. Visit the remarkably Vasa ship, enjoy a typical&nbsp; Swedish lunch and see Stockholm from the water. &nbsp;

Vasa Museum and Stockholm by Boat

Boarding your motor coach at the pier, first enjoy the land portion of your outing. You will view famous landmarks such as the Royal Palace, City Hall and the Opera House. Medieval Old Town, known locally as Gamla Stan, is a particular highlight. Arriving at the dock where your cruise vessel awaits, begin your city introduction by water. Your cruise will span centuries of history as you venture from Old Town and pass the more modern areas of Stockholm on your way to Fj&auml;derholmarna, the innermost island of the Stockholm archipelago. Gliding along, pass the spot where the warship Vasa sank on her maiden voyage and glimpse the old royal hunting grounds of Djurg&aring;rden Island. Reaching Fj&auml;derholmarna, also known as Feathers Island, you will be greeted by the calls of colonies of sea birds. Admire the magnificent mansions lining the shore as your vessel cruises to your Crystal ship, where your excursion ends. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;

Built on 14 islands and surrounded by water so clean you can safely swim right in the city center; Stockholm is the perfect place to explore by land and water. Join this engaging excursion for a look at this historic city from both perspectives. &nbsp;

Stockholm by Land & Water

Stepping aboard a boat from the turn of the last century, cruise placid waters and enjoy the beautiful scenery. In approximately one hour, disembark your boat, take the 15-minute walk to the palace and begin your guided visit. The former Royal summer residence, the estate is often called &ldquo;The Versailles of Sweden&rdquo; and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. As you will discover, it is no wonder Drottningholm has been officially honored. See the magnificently decorated State Apartments and take a stroll through the Baroque park, which is graced with statues, fountains, pretty lawns and a large variety of trees. Another treat for the senses is Drottningholm Court Theater, also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. One of the world&rsquo;s most famous theatrical venues, it was rediscovered after a &ldquo;Sleeping Beauty&rdquo; period of more than 100 years and restored during the last century. Fashioned after the original 18th-century sets, the stage machinery and props are all in perfect working order and still in use today. Except for the stage lighting, which has been updated from candlelight to electricity, nothing has changed since King Gustav III, the patron of the arts, attended opera performances. Before taking a guided tour of the theatre, visit the shop and small Theater Museum to survey the pictures and costumes tracing the history of the stage. Your glimpse of royal opulence and theatrical history coming to a close, board an air-conditioned motor coach for the journey to the pier and your ship. t

The wealth and beauty of a glorious past unfolds before your eyes during this exploration of Drottningholm Palace, considered the best-preserved example of an 18th-century palace in Sweden, and nearby Court Theater. &nbsp; t

Drottningholm Palace & the Court Theater

Board your motor coach at the pier and transfer to Raoul Wallenberg Square, a monument to Raoul Wallenberg, a Swedish diplomat who saved more than ten thousand Jews from the holocaust in Hungary. Hear the story of Wallenberg before beginning your walk, making your way by foot to the Kungstr&auml;dg&aring;rdens metro station. Considered the longest art gallery in the world, the Stockholm Metro boasts more than 90 beautifully decorated stations, with the Kungstr&auml;dg&aring;rdens stop being particularly well-known. The entire station is regarded as a gem of design, featuring colorfully adorned ceilings, checkerboard floors and loosely arranged exhibits of relics gathered from the redevelopment of central Stockholm during the 1950s and &lsquo;60s.&nbsp; Take a moment to appreciate spaces that resemble a natural grotto as you wander through the interior hallways of this unique station. Next, walk to Blasieholmen. Here, you will encounter Blasieholms Square and the fa&ccedil;ade of the National Gallery of Arts, noted for the sculpture called &ldquo;The Wings,&rdquo; created by one of Sweden&rsquo;s most famous artists, Carl Milles. Cross the bridge to reach the island of Skeppsholmen for your stroll amid the works of the Museum of Modern Art&rsquo;s outdoor sculpture collection, discovering pieces by international masters such as Picasso, Calder, and de St Phalle, along with contemporary Swedish artists. Heading indoors, marvel at the museum&rsquo;s exhibits of 20th-century art. Following a short introduction to the masterworks, you will enjoy free time to explore the museum on your own before rejoining you motor coach and returning back to the pier. &nbsp;

Art aficionados do not want to miss this chance to admire some of Stockholm&rsquo;s most renowned art masterpieces, on display not only at the Museum of Modern Art but also in the city itself, including at the Kungstr&auml;dg&aring;rdens metro station and Blasieholms Square. &nbsp;

City Art Walk

After a photo stop on the Island of Nobility overlooking Lake Malaren, arrive in the Old Town. A short, guided walk will offer a chance to step back in time. Explore the narrow, cobbled streets and learn about Birger Jarls fortress and the defensive walls that encircled Stockholm in the Middle Ages. Then it will be time to travel to the Ostermalmshallen food market. This unique indoor marketplace opened its doors in 1888. Soon afterward, anyone who appreciated good food and the finest ingredients made a point to stop here. Today, the marketplace is populated by small, intimate restaurants, colorful market stalls, interesting wine bars and connoisseurs, both professional and amateur, who enjoy a taste of the good life. Sample an assortment of delicacies before heading to the island of Djurgarden. With a history of hosting royalty, the island is now a unique National City Park. Here, you will visit the old royal estate of Waldermarsudde, once the home of Swedish Prince Eugen. Following the Prince&rsquo;s death in 1947, the residence became the property of the state in accordance with his will. The grand home has since become among the most visited art museums in Sweden. Prince Eugen studied art in Paris and became one of his generation&rsquo;s most important landscape painters. He also was an art collector, assembling an array of Swedish turn-of-the-19th-century art that is one of the foremost in the country. During your visit, you will discover the Mansion, where the prince&rsquo;s private apartments remain mostly unchanged, and the two upper floors that house temporary exhibitions and display works by the prince. Outside are impressive works of nature, with centuries-old oak trees and stunning views of the water. The prince was fond of gardens and planned the ones here at Waldemarsudde himself. Leaving this delightful haven of painterly beauty, return to the pier and your Crystal ship.

Stockholm is a place of royalty and of everyday people pursuing everyday endeavors, including shopping at bustling city markets. Today, we invite you to experience one such marketplace and step into the lifestyle of royalty with a visit to a grand, princely residence.

Östermalmshallen Food Market & Waldemarsudde Estate

A journey through Sweden&rsquo;s culinary diversity, from north to south and from traditional to contemporary cuisine. Few aspects of a country convey its history and culture as much as the local cuisine. Sweden is a country with a strong and diverse culinary tradition, which includes reindeer and game meat from the north, fresh and preserved fish along the coast, and bread and forest products across the country. However, Swedes also have been historically open to foreign influences, and new products and flavors have made their way onto the Nordic table. Drive to one of Stockholm&rsquo;s vibrant neighborhoods known for its many restaurants, caf&eacute;s and specialty houses. Meet the enthusiastic vendors and chefs who, through their passion, preserve old traditions while bringing delicious innovation. Taste an eclectic mix of food samples that represent both classic Swedish fare and more daring flavors before returning to your ship.

Sample the virtually infinite variety of flavors and textures of Swedish food with a visit to different eateries during this unique gourmand experience.

Flavors of the North 

This “City of the Sea” with over 450 years of creative heritage has produced some of the world`s finest architects, and legacy of their splendid work is seen everywhere. Mother Nature has also made her mark here, as leafy parks and picturesque bays continue punctuate the promenades. A political and economic hub, this city is also a cultural center with 20 theatres, the National Opera, and fascinating museums and art galleries.

Begin your adventure with a scenic sightseeing of Helsinki&rsquo;s most popular sights, including the Uspenski Orthodox Cathedral, the Presidential Palace, the new Opera House, the National Museum and the Parliament House. A brief stop is made at the historic Senate Square with its neoclassical-style buildings, designed by the architect Engel, before leaving the bustle of the city behind. Coming to the rural community of Sipoo, visit St. Sigfrid&rsquo;s Church. This impressive structure is Sipoo&rsquo;s oldest and dates to the 15th century. Continue to a Finnish country home nestled by a beautiful lake, where your host extend a warm welcome. Here, you&#39;ll enjoy a look at a typical Finnish smoke sauna, stroll the grounds, and listen to stories from your host about Finnish county life and customs. You will also be treated to typical Finnish refreshments, such as coffee, tea, and sweet and salty pastries. Bid a fond farewell to your new friends and return to Helsinki and your Crystal ship. &nbsp;

Travel through the heart of Helsinki and see the most important buildings and squares along the main streets. Stop at the Senate Square, before leaving for the countryside. Visit the oldest building in Sipoo, St. Sigfrid&acute;s Church, before coming to a lovely country home. Stroll the grounds, hear about Finnish rural life, and enjoy some tasty Finnish pastries. &nbsp;

Helsinki and Country Home Visit

One of the finest ways to explore Helsinki&rsquo;s tree-lined avenues, graceful parks, and distinctive architecture is on foot. From the pier, a coach will transport you close to the Market Place where the walking tour begins. Walk through the Market Place and up to Senate Square with its imposing Lutheran Church, Senate Building, and University, in neo-classical style, designed by the renowned architect Carl Ludvig Engel. Continuing on foot, you will pass formidable buildings that make a strong impression on the Helsinki skyline. Look for the Railway Station, the National Museum, the Sanoma Building, the Museum of Contemporary Art, the Parliament House, the Finlandia Congress Hall and the new modern Central library, before pausing for a cup of coffee or tea and a pastry. After your break, continue your walk passing through T&ouml;&ouml;l&ouml; park and seeing the lovely waterfront views, before ascending to the T&ouml;&ouml;l&ouml; residential area in route to Rock church, a magnificent modern-day structure built entirely into bedrock and quarried stone. Admire this unique structure as your guide describes its interesting facts and details. Your adventure concludes at the Rock Church, where your motor coach waits to transfer you back to your Crystal ship. &nbsp;

Explore the heart of Helsinki on foot, discovering the best of this Nordic capital. Walk through Market Place and the Senate Square, see the most important buildings and squares along the main streets, as well as green boulevards. Stop for refreshments halfway before continuing to the famous Rock Church.

Helsinki Walking Tour

Begin with a short coach transfer to the pier where you board your private sightseeing boat. Soon, your captain will guide his way out of the harbor and through the Helsinki Archipelago, home to 330 islands, islets and skerries and the famous Suomenlinna Fortress. Hailed as the &#39;Gibraltar of the North&#39;, this UNESCO World Heritage Site has the rare distinction of serving in the defense of three superpowers: Sweden, Russia and Finland since its founding in 1748. See waterfront saunas and old villas in this unique, urban archipelago, as well as Helsinki Zoo 'Korkeasaari' and the Icebreaker Pier, where Finland&#39;s icebreaker fleet rests at its summer mooring. Back on dry land you have time to browse the Market Square&#39;s handicraft and souvenir stands, and maybe sample some Finnish berries during some free time, before continuing the tour with a leisurely drive. Sit back and relax as you travel past some of the city&#39;s landmarks such as the Presidential Palace, Uspenski Cathedral, with its&acute; green-and-gold onion domes. Pass the Senate Square, with its elegant Lutheran Church surrounded by Neoclassical architecture designed by Carl Ludvig Engel. Continue down Mannerheim Street, past Parliament House, Finlandia Hall, the National Museum, the Helsinki Opera House, and Olympic Stadium, built for the Olympic Games held in Helsinki in 1952. Stop at Sibelius Park to see the monument of approximately 600 steel pipes which honors the great composer Jean Sibelius, before returning to port. &nbsp;

Begin by cruising the archipelago of Helsinki by private sightseeing boat. Pass the UNECO sight Suomenlinna and get a feeling of the unique relationship the residents have to the sea. You disembark at Kauppatori (Market Square), where you have some free time to stroll around and maybe sample some local berries, before rejoining your sightseeing coach for a leisurely, panoramic tour of some of the main highlights the city has to offer. See the most important buildings and squares, as well as green boulevards, and make a stop at Sibelius Monument, before returning to your ship. &nbsp; &nbsp;

Helsinki by Land and Sea

Experience the vibrante city center, as well as the bustling city harbor. Helsinki is capital where you can see a fascinating mix of old and new, as well as East and west influences. Start your journey with a drive along the shoreline, with views to Suomelinna Fortress, an island just outside the city center, which is an UNESCO World Heritage site. You pass the presidential palace and see the icebreakers safely docked for the summer, before arriving at Senate Square for a stop. The square was designed in the early 19th century by the famed architect Carl Ludvig Engel.. From the Senate Square continue your ride through the city center, driving along Mannerheim Street, the city&rsquo;s longest avenue, passing Kiasma, the Museum of Contemporary Art, Parliament, Oodi, the city&rsquo;s main library, the Music Hall, the Finlandia Hall, the National Museum, the Opera house and finally stopping at the Olympic Stadium, that hosted the 1952 games. A short drive from there is the lush and green Sibelius Park. Here stands a Monument dedicated to the Finnish composer Jean Sibelius, crafted from 600 steel pipes. Continue from here to the famous Rock Church, a church blasted into solid block of natural granite, a truly unique church. Finally, after your stop at the Rock Church you return to the ship. &nbsp;

Travel through the heart of Helsinki, discovering the best of this Nordic capital. Drive along the harbor, with views to the archipelago, see the most important buildings and squares along the main streets, as well as green boulevards. Stop at the Senate Square, Olympic Stadium, the Sibelius Monument, and the famous Rock Church before returning to the ship.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Helsinki Panorama

Your guide will meet you at the pier and introduce you to your Jopo bike. A unisex bicycle without gears and using pedal brakes, the Jopo is a breeze to ride. After making adjustments and listening to safety instructions, you will be ready to cycle into the Finnish capital. As the city is relatively flat, Helsinki is an ideal place to explore by bike. Traveling over mostly dedicated cycling paths, you will encounter views of the city that many visitors never experience. Pass the marina and a residential area before pedaling along the scenic traffic-free waterfront area that leads to Helsinki&rsquo;s main city beach, Hietaranta. Take a break at a popular local outdoor caf&eacute; overlooking the sea. Sip a coffee and enjoy a Finnish cinnamon bun while enjoying the ambiance. Continue along the waterfront to Sibelius Park and pause at one of Helsinki&rsquo;s most popular tourist sites, the monument dedicated to Finland&rsquo;s world-famous composer, Jean Sibelius. Back on your bike, follow your guide through the residential district of T&ouml;&ouml;l&ouml; to the waterfront of T&ouml;&ouml;l&ouml; Bay. Here, you will admire views of the city, as well as enjoy close-up looks at the new Opera House and the decorative wooden villas dating from the 19th century. In the distance, you will see Finlandia Hall, the National Museum and the Parliament as you continue to the eastern side of the city, passing more waterfront parks and mixed residential areas. Arriving at the eastern harbor, stop to appreciate views of Katajanokka Island, which is the summer home of the Finnish Icebreaker fleet and location of the Uspenski Orthodox Cathedral, an architectural marvel boasting 13 golden onion domes. At the Market Square, you will walk your bike to safely enjoy the sights and sounds of one of the city&rsquo;s most popular tourist areas. As you leave the Old City Harbor, stop to gaze at the varying skyline, dominated by the Lutheran Cathedral, City Hall and the Presidential Palace, all the more dramatic with the bustling harbor and market in the foreground. Next, pass the exclusive waterfront properties, home to many diplomats and embassies, see beautiful Kaivopuisto Park and admire views of the impressive Suomenlinna Island Fortress. Venture past the small boat marina of Merisatama before arriving at the pier and your Crystal ship, where your invigorating introduction to this lovely Baltic city concludes.

A leisurely exploration with the famous Finnish Jopo bike, is the perfect way to explore this Nordic capital. See Helsinki&rsquo;s landmarks, parks, and local life, enjoy refreshments at a quaint little outdoor caf&eacute; at the waterfront, and see what the Market Square has to offer when passing through.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Helsinki by Jopo Bike

Start your tour with a short shuttle bus transfer to the Market Square, from where you will take the public ferry to the Islands of Suomenlinna. Once there you will get to walk the beautiful grounds of the islands whilst your guide tells you all about this largest fortification. Suomenlinna was founded in 1748 by the Swedish King and was built as a bastion on six rocky islands in the harbour of Helsinki. The flags of three nations have at various times flown over the fortification.&nbsp; First, Suomenlinna (or Sveaborg as it was then called) defended Sweden for 60 years against Russia, but after it was forced to surrender in 1808 it became a Russian fortification for 110 years. In 1918 the fortress was renamed Suomenlinna and acted as a Finnish garrison until it came under civil administration in 1973. Suomenlinna has always been much more than just a part of Helsinki - it is a city within a city and nowadays about 900 people are living on the island and 350 people work here all year around. For many inhabitants of Helsinki, Suomenlinna is a popular day trip destination. In 1991 UNESCO included Suomenlinna on its List of World Heritage sites. During your walking tour you will see many parts of this fascinating fortress. Many artists have their workshop on these islands, and one of them is the local glass artist &#39;Anna Schroderus&#39;. You will get to meet the artist herself and learn about the history and operation of her glass studio. She will tell you about her profession as a glassblower and designer, the technical properties of glass and the history of glassblowing in a nutshell. Finally, she will blow a small bottle as a demonstration. You will continue your walking tour of the island, after which you stop for a coffee or tea and local pastry and enjoy some free time, before taking the ferry back to the market square, from where your shuttle bus will take you back to your ship or if you prefer you can continue your exploration of the city on your own.

Take a walk around the beautiful grounds of the fortress Island of Suomelinna, located just a short ferry ride from the city center. This UNESCO world heritage site is like a small city within a city, and many artists have their workplace in these picturesque settings. Meet a local glass artist and learn about her trait and see a small demonstration of glassblowing. Enjoy some free time and a coffee and local pastry before returning to your ship.

UNESCO Suomenlinna Fortress & Glass Artist Meeting

Begin your adventure by heading out to Porvoo, an old town situated at the mouth of River Porvoo. The city was an important trading center as early as the Middle Ages. Upon arrival in Porvoo, you will stop at the Old Bridge from where you will be able to see one of the most photographed views in Finland: the Old Town of Porvoo with a decorative row of red riverside storehouses. Enjoy a guided walking tour followed by free time, after which you continue to the historic Kiala Manor Estate to enjoy some delicious cake with a fresh cup of coffee or tea. Travel back to Helsinki to enjoy a scenic sightseeing, passing some of the city&rsquo;s most popular sights, including the Uspenski Orthodox Cathedral, the Presidential Palace, the new Opera House, the National Museum and the Parliament House. A stop is made at the fabled Rock Church, carved from solid stone and crowned by a copper dome, and the historic Senate Square with its neoclassical-style buildings, designed by the architect Engel, before returning back to your ship.

Get to see the main sights of Helsinki, a glimpse of the countryside and enjoy a guided tour of Porvoo, an important trading center in the Middle Ages. During the tour enjoy delicious cake served with coffee/tea at Kiala Manor estate.

Porvoo Old Town & Helsinki Highlights

Put yourself in a fairytale as soon as you walk through the medieval walls of Tallinn`s Old Town where you can dine and shop in the center square or see panoramic views by climbing St Olaf`s Church. Leave the Old Town and go to the historic Kadriorg Palace erected by Tsar Peter the Great.

Receiving your equipment and instructions at the pier, set off to Kadriorg Park, the green heart of Tallinn, home to a Baroque palace and park ensemble founded in 1718 as the summer estate for the family of Peter the Great.&nbsp; Pedal through the greenery and pause to appreciate the palace&rsquo;s grandeur before continuing to the seaside district of Pirita and the Song Festival Amphitheatre. As host to the famous Estonian song festivals, the venue welcomes approximately 20,000 performers who sing to crowds more than 100,000 once every five years. It is a truly iconic spot - the 1988 Singing Revolution took place here and set Estonia on its road to independence. The Song Festival Ground has also hosted a number of popular artists, including Michael Jackson, Tina Turner, The Rolling Stones, Elton John, Lady Gaga and Andrea Bocelli.&nbsp; Following a photo stop, pedal to the Memorial to the victims of communism. This 30 000 square meter memorial was opened in 2018 and has become a true landmark. The names of over 22,000 people who never returned home are inscribed on huge memorial&rsquo;s name plaques. Enjoy refreshments in a local restaurant. Next, pedal through a typical neighbourhood, passing St. Bridget&rsquo;s Convent, the Olympic yachting center from 1980 and Pirita Beach en route. Finally, make a stop at the beautiful Pirita beach and glance at the former Olympic Center. Start pedalling back to the city centre along the coastline with a panoramic view on Tallinn&rsquo;s Old Town. &nbsp;

Cycling in Kadriorg Park and a view to Kadriorg Palace, visit the Memorial to the Victims of Communism, panoramic views to Tallinn&#39;s old town &nbsp;

Seaside Cycling

Tallinn is a city that exudes old-world charm and medieval allure. Its cobbled streets and well-preserved architecture transport you back in time to a bygone era. As the capital of Estonia, it is a rare gem by the Gulf of Finland, offering visitors a glimpse into the region&#39;s rich cultural history. The city&#39;s medieval old town is a marvel to behold. Once a thriving Hanseatic town, it was dominated by the Germans, Swedes, and Russians for long periods in history. Despite its eclectic past, the Old Town has been remarkably well-preserved and recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage site. A visit to Tallinn&#39;s Lower Old Town is a must for anyone wanting to explore the city&#39;s rich history. Pass by the Great Guild House, House of Brotherhood of the Blackheads, and the Church of the Holy Spirit on your stroll through the medieval streets. The Gothic Town Hall and charming 15th-century apothecary are just some of the highlights you&#39;ll see during your visit. The Town Hall Square, located in the heart of Tallinn Lower Town, is an excellent spot to soak up the city&#39;s ambiance. The Town Hall itself was awarded the EUROPA NOSTRA 2nd prize for the revival of the last surviving Gothic Town Hall in Northern Europe, making it a must-visit for architecture enthusiasts. After your walk in the Lower Town, take a break and be entertained. Enjoy refreshments and a glass of wine with a romantic cabaret show in a cafe near the Town Hall Square. The Romantic Scheeli Restaurant is another gem in Tallinn&#39;s old town. Built in the 1920s it is like taking a journey back in time to the era of elegance, sophistication, and refinement. The restaurant was named after the Scheel family, who kept a banking office in the building. Its elegant and graceful interior will take you back in time to the golden age of femininity. After the performance in the cafe, rejoin the bus and take a short drive back to the cruise port. Tallinn is a city that will stay with you long after you&#39;ve left, leaving you with memories of its rich cultural heritage, stunning architecture, and warm hospitality. &nbsp;

Take a walking tour in Tallin Old Town, culminating with refreshments and cabaret show in the Romantic Scheeli Restaurant, another gem in Tallinn&#39;s old town.

Tallinn&#39;s Old Town Charm and Cabaret Show

Established in 1161 as a mercantile center, Visby was a member of the Hanseatic League and known as the “Queen of the Sea.” Today a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it is home to a rich variety of medieval architecture including a 13th-century wall, over 200 warehouses and a collection of partially-ruined religious structures making it one of northern Europe’s best preserved fortified commercial cities. Explore Gotlands Fornsal, a museum devling into Visby’s storied past. 

Visby is the capital of the Island of Gotland. Visby can be appreciated as much for the depth of its fascinating historical significance, as its modern-day charm as a clean, very pretty, small city in which parks, gardens and flowers abound. History tells of the Viking Age, a flourishing medieval period, and the growth of the powerful Hanseatic League, but today Visby is equally as well known as the town of roses and ruins. Because of its unique cultural values, the Hanseatic Town of Visby has been listed by UNESCO as part of the World Heritage. Since the end of the 19th century, the ruins of Visby have been protected as historical monuments. The sea wall was first built in the 12th, and 13th centuries and the town wall were added in the early 13th century. Today the wall is the best-preserved town wall in northern Europe. Behind the town wall with its 44 guard towers, this medieval stone city awaits your discovery. The tour begins at the pier where you will meet your guide and have a short bus transfer to Hanseatic Harbor, now known as Almedalen Park, where you will enjoy a spectacular view of the medieval city. You continue along Strandgatan, where you will see some of the medieval gabled warehouses. You pass Kruttornet, the Gun Powder Tower, which is the oldest preserved building in Visby. Stroll along the city&acute;s narrow, rose scented alleys and arrive at the Botanical Gardens. You will visit the Cathedral Santa Maria, once a church for German merchants, pass some of the many church ruins and walk through the narrow winding medieval streets before the tour ends. &nbsp;

Walk around in a UNESCO heritage site with history from the Viking age.&nbsp;

Visby Walking Tour

Visby is the capital of the Island of Gotland. History tells of the Viking Age, a flourishing medieval period and the growth of the powerful Hanseatic League, but today Visby is equally as well known as the town of roses and ruins. Because of its unique cultural values, the Hanseatic Town of Visby has been listed by UNESCO as part of the World Heritage Sites. Behind the town wall with its 127 guard towers, this medieval stone city awaits your discovery. You will start the tour by going to the beautiful surrounding in southern Visby. Here you will have an excellent view of the coastline and Visby. In Gnisvard, in the parish of Tofta, you will find a picturesque fishing village dating back to 1700. There, you will visit an unusual gravesite from the Bronze Age. The gravestones are arranged in the shape of a ship to carry the departed through eternity. Continuing your drive, you will travel through the agricultural districts where you visit one of the 92 medieval churches on the island. Finally, enter the walled city of Visby through the Dalman&acute;s Tower for a guided walk through the narrow medieval streets, passing the Cathedral on the way to Almedalen, where you will rejoin the coach and return to the ship. &nbsp;

Visit Visby and its charming surroundings.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Visby & the West Coast

Start your adventurous day by boarding your motorcoach which will take you on a scenic drive from Visby to Lummelundagrottan, the Lummelunda Caves. In 1948, three teenage boys discovered an entrance to the rest of the cave. They were the first ones to experience the large cave halls, mirrored lakes, old fossils, and beautiful stalactite formations. In 1959 the first tour of the cave was organized and since then Lummelunda caves has become one of the main sights to visit on the island. Begin your visit at Lummelundagrottan with a short movie before traveling 400 million years ago by journeying into the cave with your private guide. After the tour, enjoy a typical Swedish lunch and some free time to explore the area and see the original entrance to the caves. After lunch, your coach will drive back to Visby. There will be a guided walk, downhill, through the old town of Visby. On your way through the old town, you will be passing through charming alleyways, until you reach the Cathedral of St. Mary&rsquo;s. You will also be looking at medieval church ruins and 13th century warehouses. There is also a photo stop at the hill overlooking the cathedral, where you can get an aerial view over the town of Visby. When you have reached Almedalen, the site of the former medieval harbor, you will be met by your coach, which takes you for a short drive back to the pier. &nbsp;

Experience the large cave halls, mirrored lakes, old fossils, and beautiful stalactite formations at Lummelunda Caves. Back in Visby, take a guided walk of this charming town.&nbsp;

Lummelunda Caves and Northern Gotland

Your tour begins when you meet your local guide at the pier and board your coach. After a short transfer you will leave the coach and cross the bridge leading across the moats surrounding the medieval town wall. These moats were never filled with water but provided a good defense against enemies. Enter the UNESCO World Heritage city through one of the towers and walk through the narrow alleyways to the great viewpoint right on top of the town. A magnificent view across the sea, over rooftops and medieval church ruins, and not the least over the Cathedral. Your guide leads you down through the town and tells you about life in Visby in the past and today. You will pass St Mary&rsquo;s Cathedral and, if possible, visit. You continue your walk, on narrow lanes, until eventually you enter your guide&rsquo;s private garden! Listen to the story of the neighborhood around, about the fishermen, hatters and cobblers while you enjoy &ldquo;Fika&rdquo;. That is, coffee/tea with the Gotland specialty - The Saffron Pancake. Despite the name it is not a real pancake, but a delicious dessert made of rice-pudding, cream and saffron, baked in the oven, and eaten with whipped cream and &ldquo;salmb&auml;rs-jam&rdquo;. The berries, a kind of wild blackberries called &ldquo;salmb&auml;r&rdquo; in Gotlandic dialect, are also special to Gotland. After the Fika your walk continues to Almedalen, the former medieval harbor, today the site for the famous Political Week that takes place here one week in July every year and gathers the entire elite of Swedish politicians. Before re-joining your coach to get back to the ship, enjoy the view from below, of the medieval town-walls, houses and ruins that stretches skyways. You can choose to return to your coach which will take you back to the ship or remain in town and make your own way back to your cruise ship by foot. Tour ends pier side.

This tour takes you on a guided walk in the UNESCO World Heritage town and gives you the chance to try a Swedish Fika with a Gotland touch in a private garden.&nbsp;

Visby Walking Tour with a Taste of Gotland

Embark on a scenic drive through the picturesque countryside and stop at one of the island&rsquo;s medieval churches. Explore its interior and admire the stunning architecture of its time. Bid farewell and continue to the Gotland Railway Museum. Here is also the place for the Railway Caf&eacute;, where you will have the opportunity to taste a Gotlandic specialty, the Saffron Pancake. Despite the name it is not a real pancake, but a delicious dessert made of rice-pudding, cream and saffron, baked in the oven, and eaten with whipped cream and salmbars-jam. The berries known as salmbar are also typical for Gotland. After coffee-break, you can explore the Golden Age of Railways through the exhibits in the museum, before you embark on a journey through stunning scenery on an old train to Roma village. Here, you will reboard your motor coach and travel back to Visby, where you will enjoy a short walking tour before heading back to your ship. &nbsp;

Discover Gotland&rsquo;s country landscape and explore the Golden Age Railway.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Gotland&#39;s Countryside Charm

Cycle through picturesque Visby and its surrounding countryside on this panoramic bike excursion. This once important Hanseatic League port and UNESCO World Heritage Site is one of Scandinavia&rsquo;s best-preserved medieval cities, with many historical remains and a defensive wall still surrounding the Old Town. Meet your guide and begin your tour with a short ride to Almedalen, a beautiful park full of manicured lawns and old elm trees in front of the old harbor. Continue past Visby&rsquo;s oldest monument, the 12th-century Kruttornet, or Gunpowder Tower, and the botanical garden before biking uphill to the Klinten neighborhood, where you will stop for scenic views of the city and its pale stone cathedral below. Travel through the Osterport, or East Gate, and leave the city behind on a relaxing country ride to Fridhem, the former summer palace of Princess Eugenie. Here, enjoy seaside views with coffee or tea before returning to your ship.

Cycle through picturesque Visby and its surrounding countryside.

Biking around Visby

Step into the heart of Riga, a city steeped in history and brimming with cultural richness. Founded in 1201, Riga has been shaped by its time as a member of the Hanseatic League, and its strategic position at the crossroads of trade routes from the early middle ages. Today, it stands as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, showcasing a blend of Art Nouveau, Gothic, and medieval architecture, and a thriving contemporary art scene. Marvel at the towering spires of Riga Cathedral, stroll through the charming Old Town, and soak up the unique atmosphere of one of Europe&#39;s most captivating cities.

Make yourself comfortable in a coach seat and get ready for the photo highlights of the Latvian capital! The bus will take you through the streets of Riga where you can enjoy the medieval architecture and beautiful examples of the Art Nouveau style, as well as see the city&rsquo;s modern architecture and lifestyle. You will pass by the Old Town of Riga, which panorama is outlined by the many church spires. You will see the 14th century Powder Tower, which is the only remaining tower of the former city defense wall and make a stop at the Town Hall Square for a great photo opportunity. A stop at the Freedom Monument will give you the chance to take a memorable photo of this symbol of Latvian independence, which was erected in 1935 and was again the core of the Latvian independence movement in the late 1980s. The bus will take you across the river Daugava for a magnificent panoramic view of the Old Town &ndash; don&rsquo;t miss this postcard view for your photo album of the journey! &nbsp;

Take in views of Art Nouveau, Riga boulevards, National Opera and Freedom monument, Riga Castle and beautiful Riga panorama, from the comfort of a coach. &nbsp;

Riga at Ease

Discover the historic importance of authentic Old Riga, with its charming medieval atmosphere. The city real beauty is more and more revealed by the current renaissance of old buildings through successfully implemented restoration projects. It is estimated that Riga on the whole possesses the largest collection of Art Nouveau architecture in the world. After the short drive from the port, take a walk through the main Art Nouveau streets &ndash; Strelnieku and Alberta. Enjoy the opportunity to admire various unforgettable examples of Art Nouveau buildings. Stop for a visit at the State Latvian Museum of Art. In the new permanent display, housed in the 2nd and 3rd floor of the museum&rsquo;s historic building, around 500 art works from the museum&rsquo;s collection are set. A permanent exposition, 'Latvian Art. 19th&ndash;20th Century', presents an overview of Latvian art history over the course of two centuries. Continue your tour by coach and enjoy a short driving along the boulevards, parks and charming green sports of Riga. Discover the historical Old Riga on foot and acquaint yourself with the churches and renovated buildings. Look at the Blackheads&rsquo; House, St.Peter&rsquo;s Church, St. George Church, St. John Church. Walk to Livu Square for a chance to admire buildings such as the Theatre of Russian Drama, Big and Small Guild Houses and wonderful buildings of Art Nouveau architecture. Before returning to the port, go the the left side of the river Daugava with finest examples of wooden architecture and a photo stop with a beautiful Riga panorama. &nbsp;

Don&rsquo;t miss this unique possibility to visit the capital of Art Nouveau. Did you know that Riga has more of Art Nouveau buildings than Paris? (More than 700!) Walk the city streets and Old Town while admiring the architecture, and visit the Latvian National Museum of Art, the first building in the Baltics designed specifically for the needs of an art museum located in one of the most impressive historicist buildings in the Riga Boulevard Circle. &nbsp;

Riga: Art Nouveau Capital

After departing from the port, the bus will take you to Riga Central market. When Riga Central Market was first opened in 1930 it was the largest and the most progressive marketplace on earth. With 5 huge pavilions it is the largest market in the Baltic States and one of the biggest outdoor markets on the European continent and world-wide. In 1998, the territory of the market, being part of the historic centre of Riga, was included in UNESCO World Heritage List. In the market you will have the possibility to taste different types of local food- vegetables, pickles, bread, dairy products, local beer, soft drinks, and more.&nbsp; After the tour in the market, the bus will take you to the Town Hall Square where you will start a walk in the Old Town. You will get acquainted with the 13th century St. Peter&#39;s, St. George&#39;s and St. John&#39;s churches and walk through the medieval John&#39;s yard. In the Old Town you will also see the medieval dwelling houses known as the 'Three Brothers' and the Large and Small Guild buildings. Reach the centre of the Old Town - the Dome Square, where you will see the magnificent Dome Cathedral. End with a degustation of the famous Riga Black Balsam, a very bitter alcoholic drink made following a traditional recipe based on a composition of 24 different ingredients. Top it up with a cup of tea or coffee.

Explore the iconic Central Market, a UNESCO World Heritage site, where you&#39;ll savor diverse local treats. Stroll through the picturesque Old Town, discovering medieval churches, historic buildings, and charming squares. Conclude the adventure with a tasting of the renowned Riga Black Balsam, a unique and bitter elixir.&nbsp;

Taste of Riga

Riga, the capital of Latvia, was founded in 1201 and has now grown into the biggest city in the Baltic States, with a population of nearly 1 million. The bus will take you through the boulevards of Riga city centre with its fine examples of Art Nouveau architecture from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. You will pass by the symbol of Latvian independence &ndash; the Freedom Monument, which was erected in 1935 during Latvia&rsquo;s initial period of independence and was at the heart of the Latvian freedom movement in the late 1980s. During the tour you will also have a chance to see the architecture and lifestyle of contemporary Riga. During the city tour you will have a chance to discover the history of Riga on foot. The tour will take you to the centre of the Old Town &ndash; the Dome Square, where you will visit magnificent Dome Cathedral and enjoy the sound of the impressive pipe organ - considered to be one of the world&#39;s most valuable historic organs. You will get acquainted with the 13th century St. Peter&rsquo;s church, medieval dwelling houses known as the &ldquo;Three Brothers&rdquo; and the Large and Small Guild buildings. &nbsp;

The best way to explore Latvian capital Riga is on foot! The Old Town area is not accessible by coach, this is the only way to visit this unique UNESCO World Heritage site. &nbsp;

Charming Riga Walking Tour

Your guide will greet you on the pier before leading you to your awaiting &lsquo;retro&rsquo; tram. This remarkable small tram car stands out against the modern urban environment and is renowned for its Art Nouveau design. Hop aboard for a charming journey through Riga&rsquo;s two most beautiful boulevards; Meierovica and Aspazijas, famous Riga Central Market and towards the left side of the river. During the journey you&rsquo;ll have wonderful views of the National Opera, the Freedom Monument, Old Riga and Basteja hill, Latvian National library, grounds of ex-Soviet monument, parks and wooden architecture. Arriving back in the city centre, join your knowledgeable guide for a walking tour of the old town. Listen carefully as they bring to life the history of Latvia&rsquo;s Capital city which dates back to 1201. &nbsp;

See Riga in a sustainable way! An incredible opportunity to experience a ride of a unique Retro Tram followed by a walking tour.&nbsp;

Riga from a Retro Tram 

The bus will take you through the boulevards of Riga city centre with its fine examples of Art Nouveau architecture from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Pass by the symbol of Latvian independence - the Freedom Monument, which was erected in 1935 during Latvia&#39;s initial period of independence and was at the heart of the Latvian freedom movement in the late 1980s. During the tour you will also have a chance to see the architecture and lifestyle of contemporary Riga and to discover the history of Riga on foot while enjoying free time in the Old Town (approx. 1 hour). Now, make yourself comfortable and enjoy a 40 min. drive to Jurmala City that is located on the Gulf of Riga. Historically Jurmala has always been the most popular sea resort in the Baltics due to its natural features: healthy climate, mineral water springs and healing mud. During this tour you will have a chance to see one of the main features of Jurmala &ndash; the wooden architecture from the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th centuries. The charming wooden summer cottages live in harmony with the more recently built summerhouses and spa health centres. Take your free time (approx. 1.5 hours) to enjoy a relaxing walk along the white, sandy Blue flag beach or pedestrian Jomas street with wide choice of caf&eacute;s, restaurants and souvenir shops. This way you will get a feel of the typical Jurmala atmosphere, with the calm of the sea and joys of shopping and entertainment. &nbsp;

See Riga and Jurmala in a relaxing way with plenty of free time in both cities for self exploration. &nbsp;

Riga and Jurmala

Drive by bus for approximately 1 hour to the picturesque town of Sigulda, located about 50 km from Riga. Enjoy the beautiful forest scenery and magnificent views of the River Gauja valley. Sigulda is often called the 'Latvian Switzerland' and is well known as one of the most popular tourist destinations in Latvia. Stop for a visit to the ruins of the 13th century Sigulda castle and the 19th century Kropotkin&#39;s Manor House. Proceed to the 13th century Turaida Castle its fortification tower, where you can enjoy the picturesque landscape from a bird&#39;s-eye view. By the Turaida church, under an old linden tree, you will find the grave of a young girl - the Rose of Turaida - the heroine of a true love story from the 17th century. End with a walk in a sculpture park dedicated to Latvian folklore. After discovering this highlight of Sigulda, make your way towards a local restaurant where you will enjoy lunch.&nbsp; Returning to Riga, make a stop at the Town Hall Square and follow your guide for an approximately 1-hour walking tour of the Old Town of Riga. Wonder through cobblestoned streets and admire an abundance of architectural gems.

Visit one of the most beautiful towns of Latvia - Sigulda. Often called the &#39;Latvian Switzerland&#39; because of the beautiful mountainous region. Enjoy magnificent views of the River Gauja valley, visit castles and the village of Turida. After your return to Riga, enjoy the beauty of the Old Town with a walking tour. &nbsp;

Sigulda and Turaida Towns in Gauja National Park

Capital of the “World’s Happiest Country,” Copenhagen is known for its colorful buildings, busy canals and cozy ambience. In this charming city, you can stroll the Tivoli Gardens, visit museums or join the cycling culture by touring on two wheels.

Designed for those guests who prefer little or no walking, and want plenty of photo opportunities, this excursion offers the best of both. Sit back and relax in your motor coach, as your guide points out many of the city&rsquo;s most interesting and breathtaking attractions. Copenhagen is filled with history, fairy tales and iconic landmarks. From the imposing Christiansborg Palace, the charming Amalienborg Palace, to the modern Opera House and vibrant Tivoli Gardens. Uncover more than 850 years of history during this tour of one of the most prominent cities in the Baltics. With a local guide, you will pass City Hall Square, with its National Romantic-style namesake, the Tivoli Gardens, one of the world&rsquo;s oldest amusement and pleasure parks, and more en route to the island of Slotsholmen located in the heart of Copenhagen. Here we will enjoy magnificent vistas of the Christiansborg Palace, seat of the Danish Government, and the Old Stock Exchange, &ldquo;B&oslash;rsen&rdquo;. Continue through Christianshavn District for spectacular views of the harbor from the Opera House. From here we will be able to marvel at the perfect location for snapshots of Amalienborg Palace &ndash; the official winter residence of the Danish Monarch and Royal Family. Pass the brightly coloured houses of Nyhavn while keeping an eye out for views of the charming Rosenborg Castle. Nestled in the King&rsquo;s Gardens, this castle is home to the Danish Crown Jewels and Regalia. No visit to Copenhagen is complete with a photo opportunity with the cherished landmark of the Little Mermaid, sitting at the water&rsquo;s edge, watching over her harbour.

Designed for those guests who prefer little or no walking, and want plenty of photo opportunities, this excursion offers the best of both. Sit back and relax in your motor coach, as your guide points out many of the city&rsquo;s most interesting and breathtaking attractions.&nbsp;

Wonderful Copenhagen

Historic Copenhagen is partially built on islands and criss-crossed by many waterways and canals, allowing easy access by sea to many Copenhagen sights and offering a relaxed and scenic way of discovering the city &ndash; a particular atmospheric way to experience this is to do a canal cruise. Enjoy a relaxing and scenic canal cruise while sipping a glass of bubbles. The canal cruise will take you around the expansive Copenhagen harbour and into the picturesque canals of Christianshavn and Frederiksholm with historic buildings and national landmarks. Along the way you will sail by the most cherished landmark of the Little Mermaid statue and see many of the city&rsquo;s other famous landmarks, the Christiansborg Palace, the Old Stock Exchange, the Royal Palace of Amalienborg and the Opera House.

Explore the canals of Copenhagen while the sun is slowly setting. Enjoy your narrated cruise with a glass of cava; a wonderful end to a wonderful cruise. &nbsp;

Evening Waterways 

The area around Roskilde was once walked by Viking warriors and traders. Travel to the Viking Ship Museum in this ancient town to see the thousand-year-old remains of the five Viking Longboats excavated from the bottom of Roskilde Fjord. Outside, you&rsquo;ll find the Museum Island, an archaeology workshop and, during the summer, a working Viking boatyard where master craftsmen make replicas of Viking-age wooden boats and Longboats, using the very same techniques as their Viking ancestors. A short drive will bring us to the mighty Roskilde Cathedral &ndash; a UNESCO World Heritage Site and Scandinavia&rsquo;s earliest brick Gothic cathedral. With tall spires, the magnificent church is one of Denmark&rsquo;s most important architectural monuments. Today&rsquo;s cathedral dates from the 12th century, but many of its architectural details, such as porches and side chapels, were added in subsequent centuries. Danish monarchs are buried in Roskilde Cathedral, with very few exceptions, all in ornate tombs. It is believed that Harald Bluetooth &ndash; a mighty Viking King &ndash; is buried here too. Keep an eye out for the richly decorated bronze statues, huge frescoes and paintings, and wooden choir stalls carved with reliefs and scenes from Creation to Last Judgment &ndash; all of these bears testament to the importance of this cathedral, overlooking Roskilde Fjord where the Vikings once sailed. After our exploration here, we will journey back to the pier in Copenhagen. &nbsp;

The area around Roskilde was once walked by Viking warriors and traders. Travel to the Viking Ship Museum in this ancient town to see the thousand-year-old remains of the five Viking Longboats excavated from the bottom of Roskilde Fjord. Enjoy a visit to the mighty Roskilde Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and place of the royal tombs of Denmark. &nbsp;

Roskilde Cathedral and Viking Ship Museum

Venture out on the Danish countryside and enjoy vistas of Sweden from the coastal road. In Hiller&oslash;d, explore the massive fairy-tale castle of Frederiksborg Castle, an astonishing example of Dutch Renaissance architecture. Built in the 17th century, Frederiksborg houses the Museum of National History. See historic portraits and paintings, and visit the chapel, home of the oldest working organ in the world, the 1610 Compenius Organ. The church is also the Order Chapel of the highest Danish order &ndash; here you can explore Coat of Arms of all receivers of this order, including Nelson Mandela and Charles de Gaulle. Enjoy a photo stop at the Queen&rsquo;s favored palace, the Fredensborg Palace. This is the Majesty&rsquo;s summer residence, built in baroque style. Often used to host state visits and larger family occasions in the Royal Family. Continue the tour to the local inn for a traditional Danish lunch. Next, pay a visit to one of Denmarks UNESCO World Heritage Sites, Kronborg Castle. Enjoy sweeping views across the Sound from the ramparts and learn of the castle&rsquo;s link to Shakespeare and Hamlet. Enjoy a guided visit to the Chapel, courtyard and imposing banquet hall before returning to your coach for a leisurely return drive to Copenhagen. &nbsp;

Enjoy three royal castles north of Copenhagen and indulge in a Danish lunch at a local inn be the seaside.

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