London, United Kingdom - Oslo, Norway 8 days trip

Steeped in history and royalty, the English capital is considered to be one of the most progressive and exciting cities in the world.

As well as being a leading botanical research center, these exquisite 18C gardens are home to over 30,000 of plant species.

Look for the City of London signs if you wish to explore the heart proper, but in any case you will fall in love with these streets.

Stretch 135m into the sky, this Ferris wheel features glass-enclosed pods and offers spectacular views over all of London.

Home to England's Crown Jewels, this 11C castle has served as a royal prison throughout its long and fascinating history.

Brighton is a delight with its eclectic blend of seaside relaxation, cultural activities, trendy restaurants, and homey cafes.

A town with a vibrant cultural scene, but also famous for its rich history and amazing array of ancient architecture.

Once primarily a fishing town, Blankenberge is now known for its sandy beach and elegant pier.

Spend the day relaxing, swimming, or playing sports at this beautiful sandy Belgian beach.

A seaside cycling rink where visitors can enjoy views of the ocean while riding the track.

When you need a break from the beach, explore the shops and cafes in this historic center on your way to visit the 17C town hall.

Not for the faint-hearted, this unique animal house is home to snakes and other reptiles, amphibians, and arachnids.

Once an important strategic and working port, Knokke-Heist is now known for its resort amenities, nightlife, and natural beauty.

Ostend grew from a fishing town to a harbor city. It became the seaside resort it is today when royalty began visiting in the 19C.

A unique pier, it features a 350m long pedestrian walkway jutting out into the sea, ending with a round building.

Known for its massive sandworm sculpture, which reaches 150 feet long and 30 tall and has entrances at each end for visitors to walk through.

A beautiful beach town, De Panne has a long, interesting history and a unique rich culture.

Formerly a 13C farming settlement, modern Middelkerke is a popular beach destination with great museums and restaurants.

A lovely seaside Belgian town, Koksijde is home to beautiful boardwalks and beaches, as well as excellent museums.

Visit this Dutch seaside resort, where you will find lovely beaches perfect for relaxing, nearby flower fields, and a nice atmosphere.

Take a break from the bustle of the city to walk along the sandy beaches of Noordwijk, then head to visit the local lighthouse.

Take a step on the moon, experience a rocket launch, and learn all about astronauts when you visit the oldest space exhibit in Europe.

Explore the local cafes and shops, searching for souvenirs as you roam the central streets of this lovely vacation town.

A prominent coastal resort, this lively town is known for its beaches, racing tracks, and relaxed ambiance.

This gargantuan dam features a beach and many outdoor activities, including biking, windsurfing, sunbathing, and just enjoying the scenery.

Full of old-world Dutch charm, this small fishing village is home to a lively fish market and a distinct local culture.

Riddled with streams, these sprawling wetlands comprise one of Netherlands' largest national parks, boasting rich fauna and flora.

A majestic and lively port city, with stately historical buildings, monuments, vibrant atmosphere.

Home to a remarkable collection of puppets from around the world, this museum's collection dates from the 18C-20C.

The historic center is a pleasure to explore, with its narrow, winding roads, paths to the water, and marzipan treats.

Built in the 15C, this beautiful and imposing gate with twin towers is home to a city museum.

As Germany's third largest church, this brick Gothic structure is notable for its grand steeples and the treasures it holds.

Take a relaxing boat-ride around the bay to enjoy lovely views of the surrounding area.

A loevly seaside town, known for its delicious fresh fish, great scenery, and laid-back atmosphere.

By all accounts, this old sailors' hall boasts an exceptional restaurant, made only better with much of its original decor.

This museum holds a wealth of religious antiquities, with some emphasis on statues and wooden sculptures.

There is much to admire inside and outside of this 14C brick Gothic church, which now houses a museum.

With its Baroque roof added in 1685, this Gothic gate is one of two remaining from Lubeck's original fortifications.

With refined architecture, colorful houses, and a bustling harbor, Rostock has been a major port city for centuries.

Located on the shore of Lake Pfaffenteich, Schwerin's roots go back to the Slavs and is today known for its elaborate island palace.

Dating back to the 8C, Arhus is one of the oldest cities in the country, and home to excellent cultural and historic attractions.

Enjoy a bikeride through the woods, finished with a dip in the water at the quiet beach of Aarhus.

Explore this picturesque Old Town, home to 17C-19C buildings, diverse architecture, and plenty of places to eat.

An amusement park set amidst a beautiful forest, offering an array of rides and attractions, colorful mascots, and lots of fun.

Home to thousands of plant species, the beautiful gardens originally served for research, but are now open to the public as well.

Home to several interesting cultural and historic attractions, this seaside Danish town also boasts amazing nature.

A beautiful historic fortress town, home to a large busy port, beaches, as well as cultural and historic attractions.

Dedicated to Danish prehistoric archaeology, the museum also explores local anthropology from the Stone Age to the Viking era.

In a city known for its cultural attractions, this excellent art museum is considered a "must see" by all art enthusiasts.

The city's main religious establishment, the massive 13C Gothic cathedral boasts elegant decor and several notable murals.

Dating to the 13C, this stately church was once part of an abbey, now featuring superb murals and an 11C crypt.

With a lovely medieval atmosphere, the town's streets are lined with great eateries, rich museums, and historic landmarks.

Surrounded by wooded hills, this charming town offers some historic sites, but is best-known for its shopping and cultural scene.

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

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

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.

A border town steeped in history, Helsingborg has reinvented itself as a lively destination with great shopping and a few landmarks.