Copenhagen, Denmark - Stockholm, Sweden 10 day trip

Originating as a 10C Viking fishing village, the capital now offers amazing culture, historic sites, restaurants, and nightlife.

Denmark's largest museum of cultural history houses artifacts from all over the world, and covers 14,000 years of Danish history.

Explore this incredible city center, rife with wonderful historic and cultural sites, or head out to grab a bite and visit the local pubs.

Boasting fine Dutch Renaissance architecture, this 17C castle features gorgeous gardens and various exhibits, including the Crown Jewels.

Lined with colorful houses, the largest port in Denmark offers restaurants and cafes where you can relax and watch the boats.

The grounds of the palace are among the largest historic gardens in Denmark, and are a lovely example of Baroque landscaping.

Housed in a gem of Danish architecture, this art museum exhibits works from the WWII period, as well as contemporary art exhibits.

The amusement park that inspired the creation of Disneyland is still a must for all ages, offering fun activities day and night.

Based on a private collection, this superb museum is home to a wealth of antique sculptures, as well as many renowned modern artworks.

The national gallery is home to superb collections of Danish, Flemish, Nordic, and other European art, spanning from the 14C onward.

Housed in a Neoclassical manor, this museum boasts a superb collection of Islamic art along exhibits of fine art and applied arts.

One of the world's oldest open-air museum is an enormous complex featuring over 100 17C-20C rural buildings from all over Denmark.

These cliffs of white chalk and the adjacent park are part of a nature reserve strewn with meadows, ponds, and traditional villages.

Established in the 17C, this remarkably preserved star-fortress retains some of its original structures and boasts a wealth of greenery.

Incorporating principles of English garden landscaping, this 18C sprawling parkland also features cultural and historic landmarks.

Treat yourself to a journey through interstellar space, viewing over 10,000 stars at the planetarium's excellent IMAX theater.

A historic landmark dating to the 17C, this tower serves as an astronomical observatory and offers superb views of the city.

One of the largest lakes in Denmark, Esrum is home to a rich array of fish and birds, including the iconic goldeneye.

This sprawling deer park is home to ancient oaks, various herds of deer, an open-air theater, and occasional cultural events.

Originally part of Denmark, Halmstad's proximity to some of Sweden's best beaches makes it a great summer getaway.

Indulge yourself in pubs, cafes and restaurants as you wander through the center of this 700 year-old town.

Historically, these woods were a place of execution. Today, the forest is home to some historic buildings, as well as nice hiking trails.

Home to a variety of rides for both adults and children, this amusement park offers a world of fun activities.

Spend the day sunbathing and swimming at this popular beach, which often offers live performances in the summer months.

Home to diverse vegetation, breathtaking views, enormous gorges, and beautiful lakes, this national park is a natural gem.

Marvel at the royal family's former summer palace and beautiful gardens, home to a wide range of flowers and plants.

The nation's second largest metropolis is vibrant, cosmopolitan, and packed with world class attractions.

Marvel at the historic buildings and picturesque streets of the city center, now full of boutiques, eateries, and monuments.

The extensive collection hosted in this gallery features Nordic and international art dating to the 16C, making it a must for art lovers.

Everything from an old Apple computer to clothes and handicrafts can be found in this museum, exploring fashion, design, and applied arts.

The interactive exhibitions at this science center bring learning to life, making it a great museum for kids and fun-loving adults.

A small cluster of islands connected via bridges and ferries. Admire the stunning landscape, go sailing, swim, or roam about.

Venture out to explore the island, where a picturesque scenery awaits, full of charming and colorful seaside fishing villages.

Escape from the city, among the roses, lawns, and cafes of these beautiful protected gardens.

Created from natural woodland, the city's largest park is a great place for a stroll or a picnic, featuring a small zoo and aviary as well.

Let loose at one of Scandinavia's best-loved amusement parks, with a vast array of rides and activities for both adults and kids.

Bursting with the colorful thousands of plants and flowers, this oasis in the city invites you to wander and relax.

Set on the Getteron peninsula, this vast nature reserve is known as one of northern Europe's best bird-watching sites.

The capital of Norway, this easy-going city boasts world-class museums, buzzing nightlife, and several fun outdoor activities.

Walk around Oslo's cosmopolitan streets, discovering this unique place where urban life and an easy-going rural atmosphere meet.

This exquisite art gallery houses Norway's largest collection of paintings, drawings, and sculptures.

A picturesque peninsula, home to many of Oslo’s top attractions including plenty of museums, beautiful parks, and beaches.

Escape the bustle of the city and explore this expansive park, featuring several cultural monuments and the Vigeland sculpture park.

Learn about the history of this impressive fortress, and check out the cultural attractions it now holds in a beautiful natural setting.

A wide range of international and national contemporary and modern art is on display at this magnificent art museum.

A museum with a large open-air area showcasing over 100 traditional houses, and an indoor museum displaying traditional artifacts.

Dedicated to the Viking Age in Norway, this museum showcases several ships as well as wood carvings, sledges, and other items.

Dedicated to Norwegian artist Edvard Munch, this museum contains over 1,200 paintings, 18,000 prints, and various other items.

Dedicated to the history of the Nobel Prize and its recipients, the museum houses an interesting mix of temporary and permanent exhibits.

Just a short drive from the city center is this 10,000 year old gorge with hiking trails, ropes, ladders, and a picturesque waterfall.

Head to this small island, just off the coast of Oslo, to enjoy breathtaking scenery, lush greenery, and beautiful nature.

A museum dedicated to the expeditions of the 20C explorer, Thor Heyerdahl, housing several vessels, maps, and an extensive library.

Featuring a contemporary architectural style, this majestic opera house hosts several ballet, opera, and theater shows year round.

Make sure to visit during the summer when the palace is open for guided tours, which lead you through the palace's gorgeous rooms.

Enjoy an afternoon of swimming, sunbathing, volleyball, and other sports at this beautiful Norwegian beach.

Dating back to the 12C, this medieval church is considered to be one of Norway's most interesting relics of that time.

From roller coasters to water rides, this exciting amusement park promises a day of fun for all ages.

One of Sweden's largest cities and home to several historic and cultural attractions, Orebro is most famous for its iconic castle.

Stroll through the city's central streets, enjoying the youthful atmosphere, the colorful cafes, and the plethora of historic sites.

A lovely 18C manor house, featuring a museum, original decor, gorgeous sprawling gardens, and parks.

Established in the 13C, this riverside castle retains its 14C fortifications and regales visitors with art and historic exhibits.

Considered to be among Europe's nicest parks, Stadsparken invites admiration of its lovely flower gardens, green lawns, and lush nature.

The national park boasts extensive forests and beautiful scenery, perfect for hiking and a bit of camping.

Sweden's largest burial mound dates at least to the 3C, featuring impressive stone-ship formations and Viking rune carvings.

A locally favored attraction, this unique water tower offers access to its top where amazing views of the surrounding area await.

An excellent open air museum made up of old local houses, designed to give visitors a feel of the 17C-19C Orebro.

One of Sweden's most popular water parks boasts a range of rides and slides for all ages, promising fun for the whole family.

A nice museum depicting local culture and history through artwork, documents, occasional performances, and interactive exhibits.

Dating to the 15C, this lovely 17C palace boasts Baroque architecture and early-20C decor, serving as a historic museum.

Located on an airbase, the museum features a variety of artifacts, including aircraft, engines, instruments, and historic uniforms.