After breakfast, the tour proceeds to explore Norway's cosmopolitan capital, Oslo. The city is situated at the head of a more than 60-mile-long fjord. Wander through Vigeland Park, famous for the sculpture that depicts 121 human figures clinging and floating together designed by native artist Gustav Vigeland. We then enjoy lunch at a local restaurant before going to the Bygdøy Peninsula. This is a peninsula near the city centre with some of Oslo's most popular museums, hiking trails and beaches. We then see some of the world’s best-preserved Viking longships at the famous Viking Ship Museum. Ever since the museum opened in 1926, the Viking Ship Museum has been a national symbol and gathering place for Norway's most important cultural heritage. At the Kon-Tiki Museum, enjoy a specially arranged meeting with a family member or biographer of Thor Heyerdahl and learn about his family’s scientific seafaring adventures, chronicled in the pages of a magazine. It houses vessels and maps from the Kon-Tiki expedition. We view the famous Kon-Tiki raft, the papyrus boat Ra II, and other artefacts of famous seafaring history.
Stay the night in the comfortable Grand Hotel Oslo.
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Today, after breakfast, we catch a train to Myrdal and then board the Flåm Railway. It is named by Traveler as one of the top ten train journeys in Europe. It offers views of spectacular nature, historical-cultural landscapes and extreme engineering skills. Take an unforgettable ride along one of the steepest normal-gauge railroads in the world. Descend a steep valley through 20 tunnels and past thundering waterfalls to the fjord village of Flåm on the incredible train ride.
Settle into your hotel overlooking Aurlandsfjord, which was formed by a glacier. We then visit a shoe factory in Aurland village, which is the birthplace of the penny loafer. Get awesome views of Aurlandsfjord from the nearby Stegastein’s viewing platform, which floats 2,000 feet above the fjord. We then this evening, sample beers at a local brewery before dinner.
Overnight stay at the Fretheim Hotel.
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Begin the day with breakfast, then take a stroll through the picturesque village of Undredal. Sample the town’s world-famous brown goat cheese and visit Scandinavia’s smallest stave church. The church is only 12 by 4 metres (39 by 13 ft) and has only 40 seats, making it the smallest stave church. Meet with members of a local choir and enjoy a performance before returning to Flåm for lunch.
Board a boat for a cruise across two spectacular fjords—Aurlandsfjord and Naerøyfjord —which, together with Geirangerfjorden, form a World Heritage site. Embrace the beauty of the magnificent views of towering cliff faces sprinkled with waterfalls. We then disembark in charming Gudvangen before returning to our hotel in Flåm.
Overnight stay at the Fretheim Hotel.
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After a delicious breakfast, the tour travels overland to Geiranger, winding through the mountains and stopping en route at the Norwegian Glacier Museum and at the newly opened Geiranger Skywalk. Perched 4,900 feet above sea level, breathe the fresh mountain air, and the lookout is the highest scenic viewpoint overlooking a fjord in Europe. From here, you get to see spectacular views of Geirangerfjorden and the surrounding mountain peaks, where you spot the Blåbreen glacier. Upon arrival in Geiranger, settle into your pre-booked hotel overlooking Geirangerfjorden.
Overnight stay at the Hotel Union.
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After breakfast, begin the day with a special private visit to the Norwegian Fjord Centre before it opens to the public. Explore fascinating exhibits showcasing the region’s natural and cultural history, and learn how the dramatic fjord landscape was formed and how people adapted to living in this rugged terrain.

Later, board a ferry for an unforgettable cruise through the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Geirangerfjord, widely regarded as one of the most beautiful fjords in the world. Surrounded by towering cliffs and spectacular waterfalls, the ten-mile journey offers breathtaking scenery at every turn.

Disembark in Hellesylt and continue with a scenic drive along the famous Trollstigen, also known as the Troll’s Path. This thrilling mountain road features 11 dramatic hairpin bends and stunning panoramic views, with troll statues inspired by Norwegian folklore along the way.

Overnight stay at the Hotel Union.
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After a tasty breakfast, transfer to Andalsnes and board the Rauma Railway. The Rauma Railway takes you through some of the most dramatic of Norway's landscapes. Take in stunning scenery through panoramic windows on a journey past craggy alpine peaks, glacier-fed waterfalls, and the emerald waters of the Rauma River. This is a unique opportunity to experience one of the most spectacular scenic areas in Norway. Cross the historic Kylling Bridge and marvel at the 3300-foot Trollveggen, Europe’s tallest vertical rock face. In Dombås, switch trains for the ride to Trondheim, a city and municipality in Trøndelag county. Check in to your hotel and enjoy an evening at leisure.
Overnight stay at the Britannia Hotel.
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Enjoy breakfast at your hotel in Trondheim, once Norway’s capital until the early 1200s. Founded in the 10th century by Viking King Olaf I Tryggvason, Trondheim today blends a vibrant high-tech culture with beautifully preserved medieval architecture in this lively university city.

Embark on a guided city tour, including a visit to the iconic Nidaros Cathedral, the world’s northernmost medieval cathedral and Norway’s national sanctuary. Built over the burial site of Norway’s patron saint, the cathedral is renowned for its magnificent stained-glass windows and rich history. Experience an exclusive “secret tour” through its hidden chambers, concealed rooms, and medieval tombstones.

Continue across the Nidelva River to the charming district of Bakklandet, where colorful wooden houses line the streets and a delightful lunch awaits. Spend the afternoon at leisure before gathering for dinner at a local restaurant.

Overnight stay at the Britannia Hotel.
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After breakfast and check out the tour flies you to the coastal city of Bergen. It was once an important trading centre of the Hanseatic League, and a commercial hub in northern Europe in the Late Middle Ages. Discover the city’s maritime history on a tour of Bryggen, a historic harbour district and a designated World Heritage site. Dine on your own tonight.
Overnight stay at the Hotel Havnekontoret.
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After breakfast, continue exploring Bergen on a guided city tour. Visit the former home of renowned Norwegian composer Edvard Grieg, beautifully nestled in the hills above the city. Stroll through the villa’s elegant gardens and see the studio where many of Grieg’s most celebrated works were composed.

The tour then continues to the historic Fantoft Stave Church, a striking black wooden church originally built during the Middle Ages. After being destroyed in a suspicious fire in 1992, the church was carefully reconstructed to preserve its remarkable heritage and architecture.

Enjoy your final afternoon at leisure before gathering for a festive farewell dinner at a local restaurant serving traditional Norwegian cuisine.

Overnight stay at the Hotel Havnekontoret.
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After breakfast, transfer to Bergen Airport for your onward flight home, taking with you unforgettable memories to cherish for a lifetime.
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