Explore Denmark on Two Wheels - Cycling Itinerary
Exploring Denmark by bicycle for one week is an amazing way to view the sights and culture of the country. Riding along the countryside and stopping at museums and local eateries will truly be a magical experience.
Day 1-2: Cycle through Charlottenlund to Raadvad. Visit some of Europe's finest museums and explore Helsingør (Elsinore’s) Kronborg Castle where Shakespeare’s Hamlet was born!
Day 3-4: Visit the Ørbæk Microbrewery, stop at the Bornholm Castle for lunch then ride your way to the next hotel. Enjoy a local chocolaterie and renowned food from Falsled Kros restaurant on Tåsinge Island.
Day 5-6: Cruise through the Danish countryside with its little villages made up of brick houses and thatched roofs. On the sixth day a shuttle will bring you back to Copenhagen for your departing flight.
Scandinavia Tour in 2 Weeks, Including Denmark
In a two week span, you will be able to witness the beautiful fjords and scenic views of Denmark, Sweden, and Norway. Two weeks is just enough time to get a taste of each of these beautiful countries and you may find that one in particular is a destination you need to revisit.
Day 1-2: Enjoy your time in Copenhagen where you will experience the hygge of the Danes. Visit the famous Little Mermaid Statue and spend your free time exploring the city and taking a relaxing canal cruise.
Day 3-4: Visit the Danish island of Funen and Odense. Make your way to Randers with its medieval streets.
Day 5-7: Island hop from stavanger to Bergen. Traveling with Trafalgar? 'Connect With Locals' for a Be My Guest dinner, visiting the Øvre-Eide farm, worked for five generations by the same family. Take in spectacular views of the fjords and islands.
Day 8-9: Stay on the shores of the Geirangerfjord to witness the beautiful glacier countryside. Use your free day to take a kayak and see the waterfalls cascade down the cliffs.
Day 10-11: Tour through Oslos Viking history and iconic sights.
Day 12-14: Finish your strip in Stockholm where you'll see the largest lake in the European Union.