Scandinavia is the land of legends! Vikings
continue to be important to the national heritage and history of Scandinavia
even today. When you discuss the history of Scandinavia, Vikings are an
integral part of it. Even the history of this region thousand years back, you
cannot miss out on the Vikings expansion. To explore the heritage and
importance of Vikings, take Scandinavian tours and understand how the Viking Age turned out to be a turning point
for the countries in Scandinavia. Did you aware
that the Viking Settlement of Scandinavia had caught the global attention of their unique history and
genealogy? Well, find out more much
interesting facts about the region with a trip to Scandinavia. You should take
a Legend of the North Voyage to Scandinavia to explore this region up.And personal a memorable experience
is awaiting you!
The Legend of the North Voyage to Scandinavia
covers Finland, Estonia, Norway, Sweden,
and Denmark. From the Gaular Mountains National Park to Lake Varnern, there are endlessplaces that will captivate your attention. You will also
witness the UNESCO World Heritage site, Naeroy Fjord and the longest fjord in
the region.
Your North Voyage to Scandinavia trip should
consist of the following –
·
Tallinn –
When your North Voyage trip starts from the Finnish Capital city, Helsinki your
nest destination is the Tallinn line. While in Helsinki, you should visit the neoclassical Senate Square, the Church in the Rock, the Cathedral and colorful market
at the harbor. Take a ferry or cruise to Tallinn, the Estonian capital city. Do
not miss out on the 14th century Castle, Dome Church, and other tourist attractions. Walk
through the cobbled stone streets and explore the other historical architectures in the area.
·
Stockholm
- A North Voyage tour is not complete without exploring the Stockholm
archipelago. To get a view of the 14 islands of theinner city connected by bridges, go to Fjallgatan. While in the
city, visit the Royal Palace and Cathedral. You can also take a tour of the City Hall and the Vasa Museum.
·
Hamar–Located
by Norway’s largest lake, Hamar is a lively city with a rich history. From
Stockholm to Hamar, you will come across open landscapes, glittering lakes, dense
forests and more. Make sure to stop in the capital of the province of Värmland,
the city of Karlstad.Thistown is located
on the shores of Lake Värnern and is exceptionally beautiful.
·
Geiranger
– The Geiranger Fjord is a UNESCO World
Heritage site, so start your day with a trip to this picturesque location. The
“Seven Sisters” and “Bridal Veil” waterfall are simply amazing. From Geiranger,
go ahead to Briksdal Glacier. Take an open troll car to get a picturesque view
of the entire glacier.
·
Balestrand
– The next part of your trip covers another UNESCO World Heritage site, the
Naeroy Fjord. The snow clad mountains
and cascading waterfalls will take your breath away. Before reaching
Balestrand, you will also take a cruise along the deepest and longest fjord in
the world –Sogne Fjord.
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