Individual arrival in Oslo. Depending on your arrival time, you will have some time to explore the Norwegian capital. 2 nights in Oslo. Several travel options are available for the trip. These include flying from an airport near your home and picking up a rental car at your destination airport (Oslo or Stockholm). Driving your own car is also an option. Alternatively, you can take a ferry to Oslo, where you can bring your own car.

Oslo is ideal for a day trip. Many famous sights, such as the Royal Palace and the Opera House, are within easy walking distance of each other. The Munch Museum is another worthwhile destination. Located right on the waterfront, a visit can easily be combined with a stroll through the nearby Aker Brygge district.

On your way to Geilo, you can visit the Hadeland Glassworks. The Flå Wildlife Park is also worth a visit. A worthwhile detour takes you through Hardangervidda National Park, the largest in Norway.

Today's short leg to Flåm takes you past the Stegastein viewpoint – a stop you shouldn't miss. This afternoon, a boat trip through the Nærøyfjord is booked for you. Experience rugged mountains and sparkling water from a different perspective.

Right at the start, a detour to Borgund is recommended to see the stave church there. Afterwards, drive the route over the Aurlandsfjell mountain pass and plan a drive along the Tindevegen road. This beautiful private mountain pass (toll road) between Øvre Årdal and Turtagrø offers magnificent views of the mountain landscapes and the imposing peaks of Jotunheimen.

The first leg of your journey takes you to Geiranger. A fantastic experience is the boat trip through the narrow and world-famous Geirangerfjord. The panorama of waterfalls and remote farms clinging to the steep slopes is sure to stay with you long after you leave. Your destination for the day, Ålesund, has a rich history. After a fire in 1904, the city was completely rebuilt in the Art Nouveau style – a unique feature in Norway to this day.

Use your rest day for sightseeing in Ålesund. A side trip to Molde is worthwhile, with its cathedral and Romsdal Museum. The city is known as the Rose City because roses still grow here despite its northerly location, thanks to the relatively mild climate. Beautiful viewpoints nearby include the 407-meter-high Varden and Tusten. You can reach the summit of this almost 700-meter-high mountain after a 3-hour climb.

A dream route takes you today along the Atlantic Road from Bud to Kristiansund. The road is a testament to the highest level of engineering. Your destination for the day is Trondheim.

Trondheim was once the capital of Norway. Here you will find not only the largest and most important cathedral in the country, but also a lively city center with large and small wooden houses from bygone eras.

Today we return to Sweden. Östersund, known for its many biathlon competitions, lies on Lake Storsjön, Sweden's fifth largest lake. The city center is located on the island of Frösön and offers the opportunity to visit the Jamtli open-air museum or the Frösön church with its distinctive wooden bell tower.

You leave the Swedish interior and travel to Sundsvall on the Gulf of Bothnia, one of Sweden's most beautiful cities. Besides the city center, the open-air museum is well worth a visit.

Our tip for today is a trip towards Härnösand. The region is known as the High Coast (Höga Kusten), a UNESCO World Heritage Site. A boat trip through the archipelago to the High Coast Bridge is highly recommended.

To get to Gävle, take the Kustvägen. This coastal road leads you through small fishing villages by the sea, along fine sandy beaches and through abundant nature – experience picture-perfect Sweden up close.

Continue your journey to Stockholm. Sweden's capital is surrounded by water. The metropolis lies on both Lake Mälaren and the Baltic Sea. Its architectural and cultural diversity delights every visitor to Stockholm.

Today we recommend a boat trip through the Stockholm archipelago. But the city itself also has a lot to offer. Depending on the weather, a visit to one of the many museums is a great option. Our favorites include the ABBA Museum and the Vasa Museum. The Royal Palace is also worth seeing.

Today's leg of your journey takes you past the impressive Gripsholm Castle on Lake Mälaren. A stop there is worthwhile, as is a relaxing stroll along the shore. Your destination for the day is Örebro, a charming town with an imposing castle, a vibrant city center, a beautiful city park, and a diverse open-air museum.

You travel along the picturesque Vänern, Sweden's largest lake, until you reach Karlstad, located directly on the shores of Lake Vänern.

We recommend a trip to the nearby Glaskogen Nature Reserve. Enjoy the unique nature and tranquility of Sweden.

The final leg takes you back to Oslo. Individual onward journey home.