Scandinavia Stockholm Karlstad Oslo Flamsbana 8Days 5Nights GODK9794

01:40 a.m. Departure to Arlanda Airport, Sweden on Qatar Airways flight QR169 (meals and beverages served on board)
07:20 a.m. Arrive at Arlanda Airport, Sweden. After immigration, collect your baggage, and pass through airport security (local time is approximately 6 hours behind Thailand).
Departure to Stockholm, Sweden's beautiful capital. Known as the "Queen of the Baltic," Stockholm is the most beautiful capital in all of Scandinavia, earning it the nickname "Queen of the Baltic." It is made up of 14 islands, large and small, surrounded by the Baltic Sea and Lake Mälaren, a city nestled on water. Take a souvenir photo with Stockholm City Hall, which took 12 years to build and was completed in 1923. It was designed by renowned Swedish architect Ragnar Ostberg and made of over 8 million red bricks and covered with mosaic roofs. Inspired by Italian Renaissance castles, the city hall was designed with two additional central courtyards: Borgargarden and Blue Hall. Every December 10th, a reception for Nobel Prize laureates is held. Take a tour of Gamla Stan, the oldest and most picturesque old town. Today, it still retains traces of its medieval charm, with beautiful Swedish architectural structures and charming alleyways lined with cafes and bookstores. It is also home to the Royal Palace, the official residence of the Swedish royal family and one of the most beautiful palaces in all of Europe. This Baroque building was built in 1754 and contains 608 rooms.
Lunch at a restaurant (1).
Visit the Vasa Museum, a salvaged 17th-century ship that has preserved over 95 percent of its original parts. The Vasa is a remarkable art treasure and one of the world's most important tourist attractions. The museum features nine exhibitions dedicated to the ship, making it one of the most popular museums in Scandinavia. *Admission times are subject to change. In the event of a missed visit, the company reserves the right to refuse any refunds, as all payments have been made in advance to the representative.**
Travel to Karlstad (approximately 3.5 hours), a beautiful small Swedish city located on Lake Vannern, between Stockholm, Sweden, and Oslo, Norway, as it is a transit point between these two major cities. The city was founded by King Karl IX in 1604, and is named after him.
Dinner: Dinner served at the hotel restaurant (2).
Accommodation: Scandic Karlstad City, a 3-star hotel or similar.

Morning: Breakfast at the hotel restaurant (3)
Travel to Oslo (approximately 3.5 hours). Founded approximately 70 years ago, during the time when Norway was a protectorate of Denmark, the capital was moved twice, from Trondheim to Bergen, and finally to the current Oslo city over 900 years ago. Oslo was a major Viking colony under the absolute monarchy of King Harold Herr. Located on the northern edge of the fjord, you'll encounter unique natural landscapes, a rare and abundant natural wonder. Continue to Vigeland Sculpture Park (Frogner Park) to admire the work of renowned Norwegian sculptor Gustav Vigeland, who spent 40 years carving the granite sculptures. and bronze, allowing future generations to see the cycle of human life. In the heart of the park stands his masterpiece, the "Monolith," carved from a single granite block.
Take a photo at the Holmenkollen Ski Jump, the Winter Olympic venue. Usually held in March, it hosts skiers from around the world. It can accommodate nearly 100,000 participants.
Noon: Lunch at a restaurant (4).
Travel to Geilo (approximately 3 hours), one of Norway's most popular ski resorts in the fjord region. Nestled atop a mountain amidst vibrant nature, Geilo is a fully equipped ski resort. In winter, it's packed with skiers, while in summer, it becomes a popular destination for nature lovers, hikers, fishermen, and other outdoor enthusiasts.
Evening: Dinner at the hotel restaurant (5).
Accommodation: Geilo Hotel, Geilo. 3-star hotel or equivalent (if the hotel in Al is unavailable for any reason). The company offers accommodation in Al or Gol cities for the convenience of alternative travel. The company prioritizes the benefits of its customers.)

Morning: Breakfast at the hotel restaurant (6).
Travel to Flåm (approximately 2 hours). This tourist destination is located in the western part of the Scandinavian Peninsula, bordered by Sweden, Finland, and Russia. It shares its borders with the Atlantic Ocean and connects to the Baltic Sea. Perhaps the most famous fjord in Norway, the fjords are the "Beautiful Gem of a Land that Never Sleeps" – attracting millions of visitors from around the world each year, earning the country the nickname "Land of Fjords." These fjords are narrow bays between steep cliffs, formed by natural glacial erosion over hundreds of thousands of years, and have become a famous tourist attraction today. Norway boasts four world-renowned fjords. When in Flåm, tourists often embark on a scenic cruise along the Sognefjord, the world's longest and deepest fjord, stretching 204 kilometers from the sea to the inland.
Take a Sognefjord cruise from Flåm to Gudvangen. Known as the "King of Fjords," this fjord extends deepest into the inland, stretching over 200 kilometers and making it the largest fjord in Norway. It is the second longest in the world, after Scoresby Sund in Greenland. Arrive at Gudvangen Village, a small village with a population of just a few hundred people, but it has become a major tourist stopover destination for numerous tourists each year. **Cruise itineraries are subject to change. If the cruise cannot be cancelled for any reason, the company reserves the right to not refund any portion of the cost, as all payments must be made in advance to the representative.**
Lunch at a restaurant. (7)
Take a ride on the romantic Flamsbana Railway from Flam to Myrdal, Norway's most famous railway route. Travelers will meander through Norway's beautiful valleys. The train passes through 20 tunnels, 18 of which were dug by hand. Along the way, you'll be able to admire the stunning natural scenery of the steep valleys. and the fjord glacier to Myrdal. Along the train journey, travelers will also stop to admire the beauty of Kjosfossen Waterfall, another popular and beautiful tourist attraction. The waterfall is approximately 225 meters high, and its waters flow from the alpine lakes Reinungavatnet and Seltuftvatnet. Afterward, enjoy the scenic train ride all the way to Myrdal, the final stop on the romantic train. **Train schedules are subject to change. In the event of a train failure, the company reserves the right to refuse any refunds, as all payments must be made in advance to the representative.**
Travel to Geilo (approximately 2 hours), one of the most popular ski resorts in Norway's fjord region. Nestled atop a mountain amidst vibrant natural beauty, Geilo is a well-equipped ski resort, and during the winter months, it is bustling with ski enthusiasts. In summer, it becomes a popular destination for nature lovers, hikers, fishermen, and outdoor enthusiasts.
Dinner: Dinner will be served at the hotel restaurant. (8)
Accommodation: Geilo Hotel, Geilo, a 3-star hotel or equivalent. (If the hotel in Al is unavailable for any reason, the company offers alternative accommodations in Al or Gol for your convenience. The company prioritizes customer benefits.)

Morning: Breakfast at the hotel restaurant (9).
Depart for Oslo (approximately 3.5 hours), the capital of Norway. Then, head to Karl Johan Gate Street, Norway's most famous shopping and meeting place. Located in the heart of Oslo, you'll find everything you could want for souvenirs and gifts. The most famous items include woollen products, fish oil, cheese, candles, and souvenirs like Viking ships, troll dolls, traditional Norwegian dolls, kitchenware, and key chains. The area is also home to important landmarks such as the Royal Palace Oslo, home of the current King, and the Parliament Building.
Noon: Enjoy lunch at your leisure to save time on sightseeing.
Transfer to the cruise port for the DFDS cruise from Oslo, Norway to Copenhagen, Denmark (DFDS Scandinavian Seaway from Oslo, Norway to Copenhagen, Denmark). (All guests must carry all luggage on and off the DFDS ship and prepare some for the one-night stay onboard.) The cruise ship features duty-free shops, restaurants, saunas, spas, a cinema, and observation decks, among other amenities. We will then travel to Copenhagen, Denmark, via Scandinavian waters.
Dinner will be served at the DFDS restaurant (10) on board. Special! Scandinavian-style buffet menu.
Accommodation on the DFDS cruise ship: Standard cabin (Inside Cabin, Bunk Beds) or similar.
**For bookings with a sea view cabin, please contact our staff for special room availability. This service charge is 3,500 baht per person. This service charge is payable upon confirmation of booking from overseas, even if the standard cabin (Inside Cabin) is fully booked. If the company is required to book a room at a level higher than the standard specified in the tour price (Upgrade), the company reserves the right to charge the actual expenses to the traveler. The company will take into account the benefits of the customer as the main priority.**

Breakfast served at the DFDS cruise ship restaurant (11).
Arrival in Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark. A historic city in Europe, founded around the 10th century, it is the largest city in Scandinavia and is known as "the paradise of port cities and the land of immortal fairytale love."
Departure to the Little Mermaid statue, located on the harborfront of Copenhagen Bay. Impressed by Hans Christian Andersen's ballet "The Little Mermaid," Karl Jacobsen commissioned Danish artist Edvard Eriksen to sculpt the mermaid. The face was modeled after the ballet dancer Ellen Price, and the nude female body was modeled after his wife.
Departure to The Gefion Fountain is a large, unusual fountain resembling a flowing waterfall. Legend has it that Queen Gefion was tasked by a powerful god with restoring her country. She then had her four sons transform into oxen to help plow the land, eventually becoming the land of Denmark.
Lunch is free for sightseeing.
Visit Christiansborg Palace. Formerly the residence of King Christian IX of Denmark, Christiansborg Palace is now the seat of Parliament. Visit Amalienborg Palace, also known as the Winter Palace, which is now the residence of the Danish royal family. In addition to its stunning Rococo-style exterior, the palace features a daily changing of the guard. Continue to Nyhavn Harbour in Copenhagen, a popular destination in the Danish capital. This 17th-century harbor is lined with colorful townhouses, bars, cafes, and restaurants. Built between 1670 and 1673 during the reign of King Christian V, the harbor serves as the gateway from the sea to the bustling inner city, where merchant and fishing vessels from all over the world would dock. Today, the old houses and entertainment districts have been beautifully renovated, and restaurants have taken over the harbor.
In the evening, enjoy dinner at your leisure to avoid wasting time exploring.
Accommodation: Good Morning Copenhagen, a 3-star hotel or similar.

Morning: Breakfast at the hotel restaurant (12).
Travel to Stroget Street, the longest shopping street in the world. Starting from Copenhagen City Hall, this popular pedestrian street is one of the longest in Europe, stretching 1.1 km. Located in the heart of Copenhagen's Old Town, Stroget Street has long been a famous and popular street in the city. Since 1962, Stroget Street has been a car-free zone, making it a fun and convenient place to stroll. It is lined with quality shops, offering everything from cheap goods to the world's most expensive luxury brands.
Travel to Malmö, the capital of southern Sweden, and the third largest city in Sweden after Stockholm and Gothenburg, and the sixth largest in Scandinavia. Malmö is a major city in southern Sweden. Located in the Oresund region, this city is the oldest and most industrialized in Scandinavia. Take a trip to Malmö Square, the central square of Malmö, which has been in existence since 1538. In the center of the square stands a statue of King Karl Gustav X, designed and sculpted by John Börjeson. To the left of the square is the Rådhuset, or Town Hall, a Dutch Renaissance-style town hall built in 1353, considered one of the oldest buildings in the Free City. Enjoy a tour of the city.
**Day 7 itinerary for Malmö is only valid for the period of December 5–12, 2025.**
At noon, enjoy lunch at your leisure to avoid wasting time on sightseeing.
At the appropriate time, we will depart for Kastrup Airport, Copenhagen, Denmark
04:00 p.m. Depart for Hamad Airport, Doha, Qatar on Qatar Airways flight QR160 (meals and beverages served on board)
11:00 p.m. Arrive at Hamad Airport, Doha, Qatar to await your connecting flight.