Scandinavia Tour Package from Kolkata

The ultimate 11 Nights 12 Days Scandinavia Tour Package from Kolkata

Embark on an unforgettable Scandinavia Tour Package from Kolkata, where breathtaking fjords, vibrant Nordic cities and pristine natural landscapes come together to create a once-in-a-lifetime Europe experience. This 11 Nights/12 Days journey takes you through the best of Norway, Sweden and Denmark, offering a perfect blend of scenic beauty, rich culture and world-class comfort curated especially for travellers from Kolkata.

Planning a dream Nordic vacation from Kolkata? Our 11 nights 12 days Scandinavia tour package takes you through Sweden, Norway, and Denmark’s most stunning destinations. Perfect for Indian families, couples, and adventure seekers wanting to experience Northern Europe’s unique blend of natural beauty and urban charm.

This guide covers your complete day-by-day itinerary, accommodation options across Scandinavia, and practical travel tips tailored for Kolkata travelers. We’ll also share insider cultural insights to help you navigate Nordic customs with ease.

Day wise tour Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive in Stockholm, Sweden

Touch down in the vibrant city of Stockholm, where your Scandinavian adventure begins! After you clear customs, our friendly guide will be waiting to whisk you to your hotel. The rest of the day is yours to relax and recover from your journey. Maybe take a leisurely stroll around the neighborhood, grab a coffee at a local café, or just crash in your comfy hotel bed – your choice!

Day 2: Stockholm City Tour

Time to explore the Venice of the North! After breakfast, we’ll hit the ground running with a comprehensive city tour. You’ll be amazed by the Royal Palace, the striking City Hall where Nobel Prize banquets happen, and the charming cobblestone streets of Gamla Stan (Old Town). In the afternoon, we’ll hop on a boat for a quick cruise through Stockholm’s stunning archipelago. Trust me, those waterfront views are totally Instagram-worthy!

Day 3: Stockholm – ABBA Museum & Free Time

Morning brings a musical treat as we visit the ABBA Museum – yep, home to all things related to Sweden’s most famous pop group! Dance, sing, and even record your own music video. The afternoon is yours to explore – maybe check out the Vasa Museum with its 17th-century warship, or shop for Scandinavian design goodies on Drottninggatan street.

Day 4: Stockholm to Copenhagen (Train Journey)

Pack your bags! Today we’re catching a comfortable train to Copenhagen, Denmark’s cool capital. The journey itself is pretty spectacular, with gorgeous countryside views and even a ferry crossing. Once we arrive, settle into your hotel and then maybe grab dinner at one of the trendy restaurants in Nyhavn with its colorful waterfront buildings.

Day 5: Copenhagen City Tour

Good morning Denmark! Your guided city tour begins with the charming Little Mermaid statue, followed by Amalienborg Palace (residence of the Danish Royal Family), Christiansborg Palace, and the picturesque canals. Stroll through the artistic district of Nyhavn and explore the historic buildings that define Copenhagen’s charm.
Evening free—maybe visit the magical Tivoli Gardens theme park right in the heart of the city.

Day 6: Copenhagen to Oslo (Overnight DFDS Cruise)

Spend your morning exploring more of Copenhagen or shopping for Danish design items. In the afternoon, transfer to the port to board the luxurious DFDS Overnight Cruise to Oslo.
Sail through the North Sea with entertainment, restaurants and stunning sunset views from the deck. Sleep comfortably in your private cabin as you journey to Norway.

Day 7: Arrive in Oslo + City Tour

Wake up to spectacular fjord views as your cruise glides into Oslo. After disembarkation, join a guided tour covering the Royal Palace, Oslo Cathedral, Karl Johans Gate, and the modern waterfront area.
Visit the famous Vigeland Sculpture Park, home to over 200 fascinating sculptures, and capture some beautiful photos. Evening at leisure to enjoy Oslo’s relaxed cafes.

Day 8: Oslo to Sogndal (Fjord Region)

Today you travel deep into Norway’s fjord heartland. After breakfast, drive through scenic valleys and charming villages to reach Sogndal, located near the enchanting Sognefjord—Norway’s longest and deepest fjord.
Check into your hotel surrounded by mountains and water. Spend the evening absorbing the peaceful fjord-side atmosphere.

Day 9: Sogndal to Norheimsund (Hardangerfjord Region)

After breakfast, continue your journey to Norheimsund, a stunning village on the edge of Hardangerfjord. Along the way, enjoy waterfalls, emerald lakes, and dramatic landscapes.
Upon arrival, explore the serene town or relax by the fjord. Optional activities include visiting the Steinsdalsfossen waterfall where you can walk behind the falls—an unforgettable experience.

Day 10: Norheimsund to Geilo (Mountain Village)

Today’s drive takes you to Geilo, one of Norway’s most famous mountain towns, located between two National Parks. Enjoy breathtaking scenery as you climb through winding mountain roads and glaciers.
After checking in, spend a quiet evening taking in the crisp mountain air. Geilo is a perfect place for nature lovers and photographers.

Day 11: Geilo to Oslo → Flight to Helsinki, Finland

Bid farewell to the Norwegian countryside as you return to Oslo and catch your short flight to Helsinki.
Upon arrival, transfer to your hotel. Explore Helsinki’s modern Nordic vibe—stylish cafes, waterfront promenades and contemporary architecture.

Day 12: Helsinki City Tour + Tallink Silja Cruise to Stockholm

Discover Helsinki’s highlights: Senate Square, Helsinki Cathedral, Uspenski Orthodox Cathedral, Sibelius Monument and the vibrant Market Square.
In the afternoon, board the luxurious Tallink Silja Overnight Cruise to Stockholm. Enjoy world-class dining, live entertainment, shopping and beautiful Baltic Sea views from the deck.
Your Scandinavia tour concludes as the cruise sails toward Stockholm, marking the end of an unforgettable Nordic adventure.

Tour Highlights

Explore three stunning Scandinavian countries – Finland, Sweden, Norway & Denmark
Guided city tours of Stockholm, Copenhagen, Oslo & Helsinki
Visit iconic attractions like Royal Palace, Gamla Stan, Little Mermaid, Christiansborg Palace, Vigeland Park & Senate Square
Exclusive entry to the ABBA Museum in Stockholm
Scenic fjord-side stays in Sogndal, Norheimsund & mountain town Geilo
Enjoy two luxury overnight cruises:
- DFDS Cruise (Oslo → Copenhagen)
- Tallink Silja Cruise (Helsinki → Stockholm)
Experience Norway’s extraordinary landscapes: fjords, waterfalls, mountains & alpine villages
High-speed train journey from Stockholm to Copenhagen
Picture-perfect waterfront areas: Nyhavn, Oslo Fjord, Stockholm Archipelago
Comfortable stays throughout with seamless transfers & curated sightseeing for Indian travellers

Inclusions

11 nights accommodation in well-rated 3★/4★ Scandinavian hotels
Daily breakfast at hotels
Stockholm → Copenhagen high-speed train tickets
DFDS Overnight Cruise (Inside Cabin) – Oslo to Copenhagen
Tallink Silja Overnight Cruise (Inside Cabin) – Helsinki to Stockholm
Economy flight: Oslo → Helsinki
Guided city tours in:
- Stockholm
- Copenhagen
- Oslo
- Helsinki
Entry tickets to:
- ABBA Museum
- Guided boat cruise in Stockholm (archipelago route)
All intercity transfers by private coach/train as per itinerary
Airport transfers in all cities
English-speaking local guides
All hotel taxes & service charges

Exclusions

International air tickets from India
Schengen visa fees
Travel insurance (mandatory for Europe)
Lunches and dinners
Optional tours & activities not mentioned in inclusions
Portages, personal expenses & tips
City/local taxes payable directly at hotels
Anything not listed under the Inclusions section

Tour Cost (Per Person)

Starting from ₹2,45,000 – ₹2,85,000 per person
(Price varies based on travel date, hotel category, season & flight availability)

Includes hotels, breakfast, all intercity transfers, sightseeing tours, cruise cabins, internal flight, and guide services.

Exploring Sweden's Cultural Gems

Stockholm’s Royal Palace and Old Town

Think Stockholm isn’t royal enough? Think again. The Royal Palace sits right in the heart of the city with over 600 rooms – that’s more than Buckingham Palace! Walk through halls dripping with gold and history where the Swedish royal family still conducts official business.

But the real magic happens when you step into Gamla Stan (Old Town). Those narrow, winding cobblestone streets feel like they’re whispering secrets from the 13th century. The ochre-colored buildings lean in slightly, creating the perfect backdrop for your Instagram feed.

Don’t miss the changing of the guard ceremony at the palace – it happens daily and beats anything you’ll see on YouTube. And when you need a break, duck into one of those tiny cafés tucked between medieval buildings for some proper Swedish fika (coffee break).

ABBA Museum Experience

This isn’t just another boring museum – it’s basically ABBA fantasy camp. You’ll be singing “Dancing Queen” before you even get through the door.

The interactive exhibits let you perform on stage with holographic ABBA members, record in their studio, and even try on some of those legendary costumes. (Yes, those platform boots are as uncomfortable as they look.)

The museum’s motto? “Walk in, dance out.” And trust me, you will. There’s something ridiculously fun about belting out “Mamma Mia” in a recording booth while complete strangers cheer you on.

Swedish Culinary Delights to Sample

Swedish food isn’t just meatballs at IKEA (though they’re pretty good there too). Your taste buds are in for a serious adventure.

First, you need to try gravlax – salmon cured with dill and salt that melts in your mouth. Then there’s kanelbullar (cinnamon buns) that make Cinnabon look like amateur hour.

For the brave souls: surströmming (fermented herring). The smell might make you question your life choices, but locals swear by it. Just maybe eat it outdoors.

A typical Swedish lunch spread looks something like this:

Must-Try Foods	What Makes It Special
Köttbullar	Swedish meatballs with lingonberry jam
Smörgåstårta	Sandwich cake layered with seafood, eggs, and veggies
Prinsesstårta	Green marzipan cake with cream and jam
Räksmörgås	Open-faced shrimp sandwich

Day Trips to Uppsala and Swedish Countryside

When Stockholm starts feeling too urban, Uppsala is just a 40-minute train ride away. This university town has serious charm and way fewer tourists.

The Gothic cathedral will make your neck hurt from looking up so much. And the university library – Carolina Rediviva – holds the famous Silver Bible from the 6th century.

For countryside vibes, the Stockholm archipelago offers 30,000 islands and islets. Each one feels like stepping into a different world. Rent a kayak, find a deserted island, and pretend you’re a Viking for the day.

Shopping Opportunities in Swedish Design Districts

Swedish design isn’t just IKEA (noticing a pattern here?). The Södermalm district is where you’ll find the coolest independent boutiques selling everything from minimalist clothing to quirky home goods you never knew you needed.

SoFo (South of Folkungagatan) is packed with vintage shops where you might score a genuine 1970s Swedish find. Biblioteksgatan in Östermalm caters to the luxury crowd with high-end Swedish and international brands.

Don’t leave without checking out Svenskt Tenn for iconic Swedish textiles and NK department store – it’s been the epicenter of Swedish style since 1915.

Norway's Breathtaking Natural Wonders

Oslo’s Viking History and Museums

Ever wondered what it felt like to sail the seas as a fierce Norse warrior? Oslo lets you step right into Viking shoes. The Viking Ship Museum houses perfectly preserved vessels that once carried raiders across the Atlantic – ships so well-crafted they survived 1,200 years underground!

Beyond ships, you’ll spot everyday items that tell intimate stories of Viking life. Their intricate woodwork and jewelry showcase craftsmanship that would impress modern artisans.

Don’t miss the Historical Museum either. It’s packed with Viking treasures including weapons, coins, and religious artifacts that reveal how these seafarers shaped European history.

Fjord Cruises and Mountain Railways

Norway’s fjords aren’t just pretty pictures – they’re nature showing off. The Sognefjord stretches over 200km inland, with water so still it mirrors the sky and cliffs so steep they’ll make your neck hurt from looking up.

The Flåm Railway isn’t your average train ride. It climbs nearly 900 meters through valleys where waterfalls spray your window and tunnels cut through ancient mountains. Every curve reveals views that’ll have you glued to your camera.

For the ultimate experience, combine both with a “Norway in a Nutshell” tour. Start with a scenic railway journey, then board a cruise that takes you between towering cliffs where eagles soar and seals pop their heads up to say hello.

Northern Lights Viewing Opportunities (Seasonal)

The aurora borealis is Mother Nature’s ultimate light show. Between September and March, Norway’s northern skies dance with green, purple, and blue lights that seem almost supernatural.

Tromsø sits in the aurora belt, making it perfect for light-chasing. Local guides know exactly where to take you for optimal viewing, away from city lights. They’ll even show you how to capture those magical moments on camera.

For a truly unique experience, book a glass igloo or aurora cabin. Imagine watching those ethereal lights swirl above while you’re cozy in bed. Just remember – patience is key. The lights perform on their own schedule.

Adventure Activities for Thrill Seekers

Norway isn’t just for sightseeing – it’s an adventure playground for adrenaline junkies.

In summer, kayaking between fjord walls gives you a water-level perspective of these massive formations. Hiking to Preikestolen (Pulpit Rock) rewards you with stomach-dropping views from a flat cliff 604 meters above Lysefjord.

Winter transforms Norway into a snow-sports paradise. World-class ski resorts like Hemsedal offer slopes for all levels, while dog sledding lets you command your own team of huskies through pristine snowscapes.

Rock climbers flock to the granite faces of Romsdal Valley, while rafting enthusiasts tackle the rushing white water of rivers like the Sjoa.

Every activity comes with breathtaking backdrops that make even catching your breath between adventures worth it.

Denmark's Charming Cityscapes

Copenhagen’s Colorful Nyhavn District

Denmark’s charm hits you full force the moment you step into Nyhavn. This iconic waterfront strip lined with brightly painted 17th-century townhouses is basically Copenhagen’s postcard view. The blues, yellows, and reds pop against the water where wooden ships bob gently at their moorings.

Grab a Danish beer at one of the outdoor cafés and watch the world go by. The atmosphere here is electric yet somehow relaxed at the same time. Did you know Hans Christian Andersen lived in Nyhavn? He wrote some of his fairy tales in house number 20!

The best photos happen at sunset when the golden light makes those colorful facades absolutely glow. Don’t rush this part of your Scandinavian adventure – it’s worth lingering.

Tivoli Gardens Entertainment

Stepping into Tivoli Gardens feels like walking into a fairy tale. This isn’t just any amusement park – it’s the second-oldest operating amusement park in the world!

The vintage roller coaster creaks and rumbles alongside modern thrill rides, creating this perfect blend of nostalgia and excitement. At night, thousands of twinkling lights transform the gardens into a magical wonderland.

Between rides, catch a free pantomime show at the open-air theater or listen to live music at the bandstand. The food scene here is surprisingly impressive too – from Danish smørrebrød to gourmet restaurants.

Walt Disney actually visited Tivoli before creating Disneyland. One walk through these enchanted grounds and you’ll understand exactly why it inspired him.

Visiting the Little Mermaid and Royal Residences

Copenhagen’s famous Little Mermaid statue sits quietly by the water at Langelinie promenade. She’s smaller than most expect (only 4 feet tall!), but seeing this iconic bronze figure up close connects you directly to Denmark’s literary heritage.

Just a short walk away, Amalienborg Palace demands attention with its elegant octagonal courtyard. Time your visit right and you’ll catch the daily changing of the Royal Guard ceremony – complete with tall bearskin hats and precise marching.

For pure architectural wonder, Rosenborg Castle delivers with its Renaissance styling and home to the dazzling Crown Jewels. The surrounding King’s Garden provides a peaceful retreat with perfectly manicured lawns and flower beds.

These royal sites offer a glimpse into Denmark’s monarchical history that feels both grand and surprisingly accessible.

Practical Travel Information

Flight Details from Kolkata to Scandinavia

No direct flights connect Kolkata to Scandinavia, so you’ll need to make at least one stopover. Most travelers fly with Middle Eastern carriers like Emirates, Qatar Airways, or Etihad, stopping in Dubai, Doha, or Abu Dhabi. European carriers like Lufthansa or Air France require stops in Frankfurt or Paris.

Typical flight duration:

Kolkata to Stockholm: 12-15 hours (including layover)
Kolkata to Copenhagen: 12-16 hours (including layover)
Kolkata to Oslo: 13-16 hours (including layover)

Book your tickets 3-4 months in advance to grab deals between ₹55,000-75,000 for round trips.

Inter-Country Transportation Options

Getting around Scandinavia is surprisingly easy:

By Train: The extensive rail network connects major cities. Consider the Scandinavia Rail Pass (around €260 for 5 days) if you’re hitting multiple destinations.

By Ferry: Overnight ferries link Copenhagen-Oslo (16 hours) and Stockholm-Helsinki (overnight). They’re basically floating hotels with restaurants and entertainment.

By Bus: Budget-friendly options like Flixbus connect major cities. Tickets start from €15-30.

Internal Flights: SAS and Norwegian Air offer quick connections between capitals (around €70-150 one way).

Visa Requirements for Indian Travellers

Indians need a Schengen visa to visit Scandinavia. Apply at the embassy of your main destination country. You’ll need:

Valid passport (6+ months validity)
Completed application form
2 recent photographs
Travel insurance (minimum €30,000 coverage)
Flight itinerary
Hotel bookings
Proof of funds (approximately €75 per day)
Bank statements (last 6 months)

Processing takes 10-15 working days, so apply at least a month before travel.

Currency and Payment Tips

Scandinavian countries use different currencies:

Sweden: Swedish Krona (SEK)
Denmark: Danish Krone (DKK)
Norway: Norwegian Krone (NOK)
Finland: Euro (EUR)

Cash is almost obsolete in Scandinavia! Even small purchases like coffee can be paid by card. Some places don’t accept cash at all.

Tips:

Inform your bank about travel plans
Carry a Visa/Mastercard with no foreign transaction fees
Avoid currency exchange at airports (terrible rates)
Always choose local currency when paying by card

Weather Conditions and Packing Essentials

Scandinavia’s weather varies dramatically by season:

Summer (June-August): Temperatures range from 15-25°C with very long daylight hours (up to 20 hours in Stockholm!). Pack light clothes, but always bring a jacket and umbrella.

Winter (November-March): Temperatures plummet to -5 to -15°C. You’ll need thermal underwear, waterproof boots, thick gloves, wool socks, and a serious winter coat.

Spring/Fall: Unpredictable! Layers are your best friends.

Must-packs regardless of season:

Waterproof shoes (rain is common year-round)
Power adapter (Type C/F plugs)
Sunglasses (for summer midnight sun or winter snow glare)
Moisturizer (the air is dry!)
Swimwear (for those amazing Scandinavian saunas)

Accommodation Details

Handpicked Hotels in Each City

We’ve personally selected the finest accommodations across Scandinavia for your 11-night journey. In Stockholm, you’ll stay at the waterfront Elite Hotel with stunning Old Town views. Copenhagen offers the boutique Andersen Hotel, just steps from Tivoli Gardens. In Oslo, the Thon Hotel Opera puts you right next to the iconic Opera House.

What makes these hotels special? Location, comfort, and that unmistakable Scandinavian design sense. Think clean lines, natural materials, and spaces that actually make you feel good just being in them.

Every hotel offers free WiFi, breakfast buffets featuring local specialties, and staff who speak English fluently. No communication headaches here!

Unique Scandinavian Lodging Experiences

Ready for something different? We’ve included two specialty stays on this tour. Spend one night in a traditional Swedish red cottage in the countryside outside Stockholm. These iconic buildings are quintessentially Swedish, complete with a sauna and lake views.

In Norway, you’ll experience one night at a fjordside cabin with floor-to-ceiling windows that showcase the dramatic landscape. Fall asleep watching the northern sky (and maybe even the Northern Lights if you’re traveling September through March).

Meal Plans and Dining Arrangements

Your package includes daily breakfasts at all hotels – and these aren’t your basic continental affairs. Scandinavian breakfast spreads feature everything from smoked salmon to fresh-baked bread to pickled herring (try it before you judge!).

Five group dinners are also included, strategically planned for your arrival night in each new city plus two special cultural dining experiences:

Traditional Swedish smörgåsbord feast
Norwegian seafood dinner overlooking the fjords

For other meals, you’re free to explore on your own. We provide a curated list of restaurants ranging from Michelin-starred establishments to cozy local cafés. Our guides can help with reservations at the hard-to-book spots.

Tour Package Pricing and Value

What’s Included in the Base Package

The base package for our 11 nights 12 days Scandinavia tour is packed with incredible value. Here’s what you get:

Round-trip flights from Kolkata with taxes included
All accommodation in 3-4 star hotels (11 nights)
Daily breakfast buffet and 6 dinners
Private air-conditioned transportation
English-speaking tour guide throughout
Ferry tickets between Denmark, Sweden, and Norway
City tours in Stockholm, Copenhagen, and Oslo
Entrance to must-see attractions like the Vasa Museum and Viking Ship Museum
All hotel taxes and service charges

The current base price starts at ₹1,89,000 per person (double occupancy) – honestly a steal for what you’re getting across three amazing countries.

Optional Add-ons and Experiences

Want to take your Scandinavian adventure up a notch? These extras are worth considering:

Fjord cruise experience: ₹5,500
Northern Lights excursion (seasonal): ₹7,800
Traditional Scandinavian dinner with folk show: ₹3,200
Helsinki day trip extension: ₹12,500
Photography tour with professional guide: ₹2,800
Winter activities package (Dec-Mar): ₹8,900

You can add these when booking or up to 30 days before departure. My tip? The fjord cruise is absolutely worth every rupee – it’s the highlight for most travelers.

Group Discounts and Early Bird Offers

Traveling with friends or family? You’re in luck:

Groups of 4-6: 5% off per person
Groups of 7+: 8% off per person
Early bird booking (6+ months ahead): 7% discount
Senior citizen discount (65+): 4% off
Honeymoon special: Complimentary room upgrade + welcome package

Can these discounts be combined? You bet! Book early with a group of 6 and you could save up to 12%. That’s serious cash back in your pocket.

Comparison with Other Scandinavia Tours

Feature	Our Package	Competitor A	Competitor B
Duration	11N/12D	9N/10D	10N/11D
Countries	3 (Sweden, Norway, Denmark)	2 (Sweden, Norway)	3 (rushed itinerary)
Meals	All breakfasts + 6 dinners	All breakfasts + 3 dinners	Breakfasts only
Group Size	Max 18 people	25-30 people	22-25 people
Guide	Dedicated throughout	Different local guides	Dedicated throughout
Free Time	Balanced schedule	Overpacked itinerary	Limited free time
Price	₹1,89,000	₹1,84,000	₹2,05,000

The real difference? Our perfectly paced itinerary gives you enough time to actually enjoy each destination instead of just checking boxes. We’ve been running this route for 8 years and know exactly where to spend more time and what to skip.

Cultural Insights for Indian Travellers

Language Basics to Know

Scandinavians typically speak excellent English, so you won’t face major communication barriers. Still, learning a few local phrases shows respect and often brings smiles.

In Sweden, try:

“Hej” (hay) = Hello
“Tack” (tack) = Thank you
“Ursäkta” (oor-shek-ta) = Excuse me

In Norway:

“Takk” (tahk) = Thank you
“God morgen” (good mor-en) = Good morning
“Vær så snill” (vair so sneel) = Please

In Denmark:

“Tak” (tahk) = Thank you
“Undskyld” (un-skull) = Sorry
“Skål” (skawl) = Cheers

Cultural Etiquette and Customs

Scandinavians value personal space and punctuality. Be on time for tours and reservations – they consider lateness disrespectful.

Remove your shoes when entering someone’s home. This custom is followed religiously, especially during winter.

Scandinavians are environmentally conscious. You’ll notice excellent recycling systems everywhere and a strong focus on sustainability.

Queue-jumping is a major no-no. Scandinavians form orderly lines for everything.

The culture is quite reserved initially, so don’t mistake quietness for rudeness. They warm up after some conversation.

Indian Restaurants and Vegetarian Options

Finding vegetarian food is surprisingly easy in Scandinavian capitals:

Stockholm boasts several Indian restaurants like “Indian Garden” and “Holy Cow” with authentic flavors.

Copenhagen’s “Bindia” and “The Maharaja” serve excellent North Indian cuisine.

Oslo offers “Jaipur Indian Restaurant” and “Mother India” with vegetarian options.

Most regular restaurants mark vegetarian items clearly on menus. Even traditional Scandinavian restaurants now offer plant-based versions of local specialties.

Grocery stores like “ICA” (Sweden), “Rema 1000” (Norway), and “Netto” (Denmark) stock Indian spices and ingredients if you’re staying in apartments.

Shopping for Authentic Scandinavian Souvenirs

Skip the tourist traps and grab these authentic keepsakes:

Swedish Dalahäst (Dala horse): Hand-carved wooden horses symbolizing Swedish craftsmanship
Norwegian trolls: Quirky figurines based on folklore
Danish Royal Copenhagen porcelain: Timeless blue and white designs

For quality at reasonable prices, visit:

Design stores like “Designtorget” in Stockholm
“Norway Designs” in Oslo
“Illums Bolighus” in Copenhagen

Food souvenirs worth packing:

Swedish lingonberry jam
Norwegian brown cheese (brunost)
Danish licorice (though it’s an acquired taste!)

Wool products make practical souvenirs – look for authentic Norwegian sweaters or Swedish blankets that’ll last forever.

Scandinavia Tour from India with Mercury tour operator

Looking for the ultimate Scandinavian adventure without the headache of planning every detail? Mercury Tour Operator has your back with their incredible Scandinavia tour packages from India.

Why Choose Mercury for Your Scandinavian Journey

Mercury isn’t just another travel company. They’ve been crafting perfect Nordic experiences for Indian travelers for years. Their team knows exactly what makes a Scandinavia trip special – from the hidden gems of Stockholm to the best times to experience the Northern Lights.

What makes them different? They actually understand what Indian travelers need:

Indian food options throughout the journey (because let’s be honest, we all miss our spices after a few days)
Guides who speak Hindi and English
SIM cards that actually work in all three countries
No hidden costs that surprise you later

What Their Scandinavia Package Includes

Their 11 nights 12 days package is comprehensive without being rushed:

4 nights in Sweden exploring Stockholm’s archipelago and historic districts
4 nights in Norway with fjord cruises and the breathtaking mountains
3 nights in Denmark discovering Copenhagen’s colorful waterfront and rich history
Comfortable accommodation in centrally located hotels
All transfers between cities and countries
Daily breakfast and select meals

The best part? They handle all the complicated stuff like ferry crossings between countries and navigating the different currencies.

Many Indian travelers worry about language barriers and cultural differences in Scandinavia. Mercury’s guides bridge this gap, helping you truly connect with the Nordic culture rather than just seeing it from a distance.

FAQ's

What’s the best time to visit Scandinavia?

May through September offers the most pleasant weather. June to August brings warmer temperatures (15-25°C) and midnight sun in northern regions. For winter activities and Northern Lights, visit between November and March. September offers fewer crowds while still having decent weather.

Do I need a visa for Scandinavian countries as an Indian traveler?

Yes, you’ll need a Schengen visa since Sweden, Norway, and Denmark are all Schengen countries. Apply at the embassy of the country where you’ll spend the most time. Processing typically takes 15 days, so apply at least 3-4 weeks before your trip.

How much spending money should I budget daily?

Budget around €100-150 (₹9,000-13,500) per day for comfortable travel. This covers meals (€20-40), local transportation (€10-15), attraction entries (€15-25), and small souvenirs. Prices in Scandinavia run higher than many other European destinations, especially in Norway.

Is English widely spoken in Scandinavia?

Don’t worry about language barriers! Over 80% of Scandinavians speak excellent English. You’ll have no trouble communicating with locals in hotels, restaurants, shops, and attractions.

What power adapters do I need to bring?

Bring Type C and Type F adapters (European standard). Scandinavia uses 230V with a frequency of 50Hz. Most modern devices (phones, laptops, cameras) automatically adapt to this voltage.

How much should I tip in Scandinavian countries?

Tipping isn’t expected as service charges are included in bills. For exceptional service, rounding up or leaving 5-10% is appreciated but not mandatory. In taxis, rounding up to the nearest 10 kroner is common.

Conclusions

This comprehensive 11-night Scandinavia tour package from Kolkata offers a perfect blend of Sweden’s rich cultural heritage, Norway’s stunning fjords and landscapes, and Denmark’s picturesque urban settings. Throughout your journey, you’ll experience world-class accommodations, thoughtfully planned itineraries, and cultural experiences specifically curated for Indian travelers, all at competitive pricing that delivers exceptional value.

Ready to embark on this Nordic adventure? Mercury Tour Operator specializes in crafting memorable Scandinavian experiences for Indian travelers, handling all logistics while you focus on creating lasting memories. Whether you’re marveling at Stockholm’s historic architecture, standing in awe of Norway’s majestic fjords, or wandering through Copenhagen’s colorful streets, this 12-day journey promises to be the ultimate northern European experience you’ve been dreaming of. For Europe tour always contact Mercury Tour Operator.