Oslo - Bergen 9 day trip

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.

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.

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

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

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

Trace Norwegian scientific history at this fascinating museum, with exhibits ranging from transport to medicine and more.

The world’s largest sculpture park made by a single artist, Vigeland Park is a unique city landmark that simply can’t be missed.

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

This majestic 13C castle is not only a fascinating historic landmark, but it also offers stunning views of the surrounding area.

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

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

Beach volleyball is very popular here, and just off the beach one can find a number of excellent restaurants.

A museum dedicated to the Norwegian polar explorations. It boasts a historic ship which is on display and visitors can go inside.

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

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

One of Norway's deepest and largest lakes, Mjosa is home to over 20 fish species and is a popular fishing location.

The whole family will enjoy a day on the farm, with many different animals ready to be pet, fun activities, and lots of fresh air.

A small seaside resort town, famous for its active ferry port, great yachting opportunities, and amazing fresh seafood.

Walk along the shore, go for a swim, or just relax on the idyllic beaches, where the lovely scenery awaits you.

Enjoy the fast-paced bustling town center as you roam its winding streets, visiting the local shops and enjoying the harbor views.

Favored by locals and travelers alike, this lovely archipelago is a great spot for some seaside fun, great seafood, and nature outings.

A rich national marine park, spanning the Skagerrak Sea off the shores of the Koster Islands, where over 6,000 aquatic species reside.

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

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.

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

Learn about Gothenburg's maritime history, through artwork and models, before visiting the aquarium and enjoying its colorful array.

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

A sprawling expanse of natural woodland, featuring several reserves, gorgeous lakes, and various endangered vegetation.

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

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

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

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

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

A picturesque seaside town, known for its colorful houses, cobbled streets, and a quaint small-town atmosphere.

Dating to the 15C, this formidable fortress is superbly-preserved, boasting marvelous medieval architecture and a lovely history museum.

One of the nicest beaches in Sweden, this shoreline boasts beautiful beaches that are known for their fine white sand.

Roam the central streets, enjoying the colorful old buildings, sampling some of the local cuisine, and getting to know the locals.

An extensive automobile exhibit with over 200 vehicles, including two race cars, as well as an array of historic technological curios.

This national park is home to the Stenshuvud Hill, which faces the Baltic Sea, offering great hiking and beautiful views.

The largest burial site in Sweden, the "King's Grave" dates to the 15C BC and is a magnificent relic of the Nordic Bronze Age.

A world-class winery, where visitors can sample excellent local vintages and learn about the unique Swedish wine-making process.

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

Once the summer residence of a Swedish diplomat, this farm hosts a museum dedicated to him, and is surrounded with great hiking paths.

Historically a market town, today Svendborg has a developed sailing culture, and acts as a major Danish naval center.

A beautiful beach with plenty to offer, including sports and playgrounds, as well as sparkling clear water.

Explore this interesting town center with its historic buildings, head out to wander around the marina, or hunt for souvenirs in the shops.

One of Svendborg's notable landmarks, this 16C half-timbered house now serves as a museum tracing the town's interesting history.

An educational and interactive museum which features an impressive collection of stuffed sea animals, mammals, and birds.

Built in the 16C, this castle looks like it is straight out of a fairy tale, complete with a moat and surrounding woods.

Spend the day exploring this beautiful national park, enjoying its exquisite nature and excellent hiking trails.

Catch a ferry to visit this 17C castle from May to October, and you'll enjoy historic decor, toy exhibit, maritime museum, and other curios.