27/04/2017
Famous as the land of the midnight sun, unique culture, and great city life, Scandinavia is truly a unique part of Europe. From dog sledding with the Sami in the east to island-hopping in the south, from off-piste skiing in the north to visiting manor houses and castles in the south, Scandinavia offers a diverse smorgasbord to any visitor. Denmark is a small country made up of the Jutland Peninsula and over 500 islands with an abundance of places to visit. Denmark's 'feel good' city, the capital, Copenhagen, is located in Sjaelland, an island bejeweled with ancient castles associated with the northern royal family. Danish spirit provides the visitors with feelings of relaxation and tranquility in the happy atmosphere. Norway, the land of beautiful fjords and unique nature, offers visitors plenty to do. Oslo, Norway's capital and home to the Nobel Peace Prize Award, is a bustling city guaranteed to charm any visitor. Bergen is the gateway for touring fjords. It is Norway's second largest city and home to a world heritage city and was Norway's capital city between the 12th and 13th century. Sweden, the land of forests and lakes, also boasts bustling cities where cutting edge design mixes with rich cultural heritage.
