In the late afternoon of the day, we gather at Sofia airport, where we are about to take our direct flight to the capital of Denmark - Copenhagen. We board our cars, which will take us on many tours over the next few days, and head to our hotel for our overnight stay in the city. As the summer days are long here in this part of the world, we suggest you enjoy our first impressions.

The first day of our adventure will offer us many pleasant moments in the city epitome of Scandinavian style - Copenhagen! We are going to have a day of a fabulous tour filled with a lot of history and familiar characters, streets along which we will see some of the most important and remarkable buildings and places in the city: the Christiansborg Palace, the National Library, the Marble Cathedral and the square with the winter residence of the royal family - Amalienborg! More sites, such as the Royal Theatre, Churchill Park, and Castlet Castle will be etched in our impressions from here to reach the symbol of Denmark - the Little Mermaid, the Gefion Fountain, and the Andersen Monument! For those of you who want, you can take a boat and explore on the water the colorful canal houses of Copenhagen, which are also a symbol of the city. The cultural sights on display from everywhere are rich and eclectic, from the Viking treasures in the former Prince's Palace to the iconic Danish chairs in the former Baroque hospital. Explore royal palaces crammed with jewels and artworks or the world's largest collection of Danish Golden Age paintings. And did we mention the largest collection of Islamic art in Scandinavia? So many cultural attractions waiting to be discovered by you! The weather may be a bit unpredictable here, but with so many indoor wonders, there are always plenty of opportunities! Take time to explore the culinary artistry for which Copenhagen is already quite famous. The Danish capital has no fewer than 15 Michelin-starred restaurants - more than any other Scandinavian capital. Throughout the city, there is a wave of eateries offering clean, organic produce from their own greenhouses, gardens, and farms! Take a stroll down Stroget, the longest pedestrian street in the world! Whatever you choose to fill your day with, it's sure to be impressive and filled with lots of great moments!

Today is going to be a day of many stops and varied impressions, and the end point of our journey is the Kalmar area - the eastern part of Småland on the ocean / 322 km/. We're off, and just 50km from Copenhagen is Malmö - Sweden's third largest city! On our way there we will cross the longest combined car-rail bridge in Europe, which connects the two cities. Rising high above the western harbor, the Turning Torso skyscraper symbolizes the dynamic journey this city has taken in recent years - in a few short decades, a once successful industrial city that fell on hard times is reinventing itself as a modern, young, and global knowledge hub! Here we'll stop for a stroll in the picturesque Old Town and Malmöhus Castle, where it's easy to reach the modern West Harbour - a place to create perfect subjects for photos with the Öresund Bridge in the background. Just 20 kilometers outside the city is Lund, one of Sweden's oldest cities and one of its most beautiful, surrounded by beech groves and heir to an impressive architectural heritage! At its center is a medieval town where we will stop to visit the striking cathedral. Here the streets are full of youthful spirit, lined with cafes, bars, and a host of interesting museums. The journey continues, passing by Sweden's finest beach - Sandummaren! The silky-white sand can be compared to the best beaches in the Caribbean, thanks to the dunes and the long strip of fine white sand that stretches west and east along the headland to the horizon. This is the perfect place where the sea will invite you to dip your feet in the hot summer days or take a stroll along the dunes among the pine forests. The next stop on our program is at the south-eastern tip of the country - Simrishamn - a small coastal town full of great charm! Here we will walk along cobbled streets and lanes and discover quaint backyards, half-timbered and very low houses in various pastel shades typical of Scone. Often these houses have intricately crafted wooden front doors decorated with roses, and amongst it all, we will find priceless treasures such as a sweet shop and a millinery shop that have been around for over a hundred years! We'll also pass an apple orchard and a large shop that offers everything from apple mustard to apple pie! The last stop before we arrive at our final destination is Karlskrona, a naval port in the middle of the archipelago and an outstanding example of a late 17th century European planned maritime city. The original plan and many of the buildings remain intact, along with installations that illustrate its subsequent development to the present day. Recognised by UNESCO as a biosphere reserve and as proof of this, you will see magnificent churches, large squares, parade streets, fortifications and buildings - all spread over several islands! The day is winding down, but we don't feel it because it's still light out. We check into our hotel and relax, because tomorrow will offer us many impressions too!

After breakfast today we will drive to Stockholm (422 km), but before that, we will explore Kalmar, along with a few castles along the way. Our walk in Kalmar will be full of contrasts! This is a historic town on the sea where the past and the present, tranquility and vitality meet. Interesting buildings, cobbled streets, and lovely parks give the city charm and character while offering a modern whiff of art, culture, and design, a variety of restaurants, and entertainment. Here you can get the maximum experience in a minimum of space because everything is within walking distance! We'll visit a real castle, as well as the exhibition of a warship that sank in the 1600s, and, if interested, an art museum. We will certainly feel the proximity of the sea and the presence of history here! After leaving Kalmar, we head to "the mightiest ruins in the Nordic countries" - Borgholm Castle, which is only about 40 kilometers away. This is one of those places that will impress anyone because here nature and architecture come together! Indulge in the history of the castle, which will take you back to 1806 when it was devastated by fire, and today only the ruins and the bare outlines of the limestone walls remain of its former splendor. Nearby is the beautiful Soliden Park - unique gardens with beautiful flowers and plants! Having gathered beautiful impressions, we continue on our way to Stockholm. In the middle, we will find the picturesque medieval small town surrounded by rural landscapes, nature, and archipelago - Söderköping! Of course, we can't miss such a gem, take a walk, take time for delicious food and ice cream, and take some wonderful photos! The day is coming to an end, but we don't feel it because it's still light out. We check into our hotel and relax and tomorrow will offer us many more experiences!

After breakfast today we have a day in Stockholm, the capital of Sweden! The city has been called "beauty on water" by its residents, and despite its preserved historic core, Stockholm is modern, dynamic, and constantly evolving! We head into the heart of the city - its Old Town. Here, small winding streets will lead us to Renaissance churches, Baroque palaces and romantic squares, and the stories they will tell us are of triumphant kings on horseback and bloody scenes! Naturally, here, in the streets surrounding the Royal Palace, you'll find some of Stockholm's oldest restaurants, along with small boutique shops! The palace itself is a massive building with more than 600 rooms on 11 levels. It's at once the official residence of the Swedish monarch, a government building, and an important historical site with exquisite baroque and rococo interiors and furnishings reflecting the changing tastes of its almost 400-year-old royal occupants. Our tour continues and will take us to places in the city from which you can choose which one you like best and visit. If you like to explore culture and the arts, Sweden's largest cultural and historical museum and one of the largest indoor spaces, an eclectic Renaissance-style castle - the epic Nordiska Museet. Inside is an extensive collection of everything Swedish, from sacred Sami objects to clothing and dinnerware, and the museum also boasts the world's largest collection of August Strindberg paintings! If you're a fan of ABBA's music, don't miss our next stop - the Swedish pop demigod museum. This is a place filled with belongings, photos and costumes of Benny, Björn, Frida and Agnetha! It's an open-air museum where you'll see traditional workshops, the giant painted Dala horse and a zoo where bears, wolves and moose live in their natural habitat! If you want entertainment through an amusement park, then you can spend your time is "Grona Land". To round off this nice day, we suggest you all visit the Östermalm Market Hall together, located in a beautiful old brick building, where stalls full of fresh fish, meat, sweets and traditional delicacies smell from everywhere, and numerous restaurants and bars invite you to enjoy this atmosphere! ...Or you can take a stroll along the famous shopping street "Drottninggatan", which is mostly pedestrianized, and in summer local musicians or artists often perform street shows. The day is winding down, but we don't feel it because it's still light out. Enjoy everything that impresses you because tomorrow has many more new experiences in store for you!

After breakfast, today we have a trip to the heart of Sweden - Orebro / 198 km./, until we get there - there are many interesting places to stop and visit! After about an hour's drive we stopped for a break and to see the Rademacher Blacksmiths. This place preserves the traditions of Eskilstuna's 17th-century iron working past in a series of beautiful, well-preserved historic buildings that together are an outdoor museum of sorts! Here we will walk through the workshops that support authentic ironworking and forging techniques for iron, silver, and gold. The cobbled streets will lead us to various forges, shops, and cafes. We board our cars and continue on our way, which takes us to Gripsholm Castle - home to five hundred years of history! Here you can see Sweden's finest examples of state apartments from the time of the House of Vasa and one of the best-preserved 18th-century theaters in Europe! And now here we are in the heart of the state - Orebro! This is where we'll stay for the evening, checking into our hotel and eagerly embarking on an exploration of this city, whose name means "Bridge over the shingle banks'' and was founded in the 13th century at the point where the main road through central Sweden crosses the Svarton River. We will walk through the open-air Vadköping Museum with its wooden buildings and courtyards that will take us back in time - on one side buildings and constructions from the 17th, 18th, and early 19th centuries, and on the other side the urban environment of Örebro after the great fire of 1854. We will visit the castle, which is the same age as the town in the central part, where along with many other beautiful buildings it is considered one of the most beautiful in the country, and the park by the castle is the oldest with the largest and tallest trees in Orebro. The day is at its end but we don't feel it because it is still light. Enjoy everything that impresses you, because tomorrow has many new impressions for you!

After breakfast today we will depart for Norway - one of the most beautiful countries in the world (328 km)! During this long journey, besides the extraordinary scenery that surrounds us, we have also planned interesting places to stop. The last towns we will visit in Sweden are Karlstad and Christinehamn, which will welcome us with exceptional hospitality. Karlstad is a city with sunshine in its soul, and the residents claim to be happy and sunny, which is reflected in the city's symbol - a smiling sun! This place is a pleasure to walk around thanks to the many bridges, and the sights are a short distance from each other. Enjoy the weather and smile like everyone does here! The next stop is Christinehamn, a town that Picasso chose, which is idyllically located next to Sweden's largest lake. Here the combination of stunning scenery, exciting activities, local culture, and cuisine creates an unforgettable experience. You'll see for yourself that there is so much space to explore and so many hidden places to discover that the feeling of freedom instantly overwhelms everyone! At the end of the day we arrive in Oslo, the capital of Norway, it's still light out, so we suggest you enjoy everything that surrounds you in your own way, because tomorrow we have many impressions waiting for us again!

Today we have a day just for Oslo - a city surrounded by mountains and sea, compact, cultural, fun, and with a palpable sense of reinvention! We've picked out some interesting sights for you to visit, and of course, each of you can choose the place according to your personal preference. As a first suggestion, we start with the Royal Palace, which is also the residence of the Norwegian royal family. For those of you who prefer you can go in and explore some of the rooms where visitors are allowed or we can head to the next place on our program, Akershus Fortress. It is strategically located on the east side of the harbour to protect the city from external threats in the past. Extended and reformed over the years, its outcrop of medieval stone still dominates the harbour shore. If you choose to visit, you'll be able to see permanent exhibitions telling the history of the complex, as well as facts that highlight Oslo's history! For those of you who prefer modern attractions, then the city's fast-developing waterfront area is just for them. This is also where the Opera House's bicycle-like glacier building is located, floating in the waters of Oslofjord. It is considered one of the most iconic buildings in Scandinavia! Its design is a cultural work and a unique place that deserves everyone's attention, especially the roof of the building, which is a wide luminous "carpet" of marble mosaic and offers a wonderful view of the city. Of course this masterpiece was not only created to please the eyes, but also to be the stage for first class opera and ballet performances! When it's time for a bite to eat, we head to the lively Aker Brygge promenade , a place for exciting art and fine dining! This is definitely the place to add something new to your wardrobe, grab a bite to eat and enjoy the beautiful view of Oslo's fjords. Another iconic spot in the city is the Vigeland Sculpture Park, an extraordinary outdoor showcase for the works of Norway's most beloved sculptor Gustav Vigeland. Here you can see 212 granite and bronze works by the artist. An extraordinary body of work, full of energy, which shows intertwined lovers, peaceful elderly couples, crying babies and scorned beggars! Equally interesting is the "Holmenkollen Ski Jump" located on top of a hill overlooking Oslo offering panoramic views. During the annual Oslo Ski Festival in March, the world's best ski jumpers gather here! For those of you who carry art and science in you, we suggest you visit the museum of Norway's greatest artist Edvard Munch or the Fram Museum of Exploration. You'll certainly need your time here, as the information is vast and the detailed displays are full of maps, photos and artefacts from various expeditions - from Nansen's attempt to cross the North Pole on skis to Amundsen's discovery of the Northwest Passage. Whatever your choices for the day were, they certainly evoked a lot of emotion. At dusk we get together to tour Karl Johans most famous street! This main thoroughfare stretches from Central Station to the Royal Palace. It's still daylight, so we suggest you enjoy everything that surrounds you in your own way, and tomorrow....it will be unique again!

Today we will travel back to Sweden - Gothenburg /295 km. We are about to drive through magnificent views, nature, greenery, and mystical small villages! As a great end to our Scandinavian tour, on the last day, we have prepared for you the second largest city in Sweden - Gothenburg, a city with a rich history, beautiful architecture, and picturesque canals. This place will impress us with its special liveliness, neoclassical architecture dotted with tram-lined streets, and locals enjoying the sunshine by the water canals. Gothenburg will invite us to explore its trendy neighborhoods and restaurants and definitely, as our last night in Scandinavia, we will have the opportunity to have some fun!