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Explore Scandinavia in 10 to 14 Days: An Adventurous Itinerary of Norway, Sweden, and More!

So you plan on going to Scandinavia but are unsure exactly what countries to see and how much time to spend there. Furthermore, you're also unclear on how to get from point A to point B? Bubbly Tourist has a recommended 10 to 14 day itinerary of Scandinavia that includes an adventure of planes, trains, automobiles, ferries and cruise ships. This itinerary takes you through the Nordic countries of Norway, Sweden and Finland and lets you explore the best each country has to offer. It includes each of these capital cities and lets you explore Norway, the land of a thousand waterfalls and majestic fjords, Sweden and its beautiful city of Stockholm, and Helsinki, Finland which technically is not Scandinavian but is still considered Nordic.

Scandinavia; Bubbly Tourist 7 - 10 day Scandinavian itinerary
The capital cities of our Scandinavian Itinerary

An Itinerary to Explore Scandinavia in 10 to 14 Days






Nordic Bubbly Tips

Rain

It rains frequently in these countries, so be prepared for it! Bring plenty of rain gear including coats, shoes and umbrellas. If you'd prefer to wait, buy some snazzy rain gear in Norway. They're quite stylish and chic.


Temperature

Bring layers, even in the summer. They joke about four seasons in a day, so your layers will allow you to strip down or layer up according to the temperatures of the moment.


Cashless Societies

No need to convert your money to local currency. The countries operate completely on credit or debit card. Just make sure you have a card that doesn't charge you fees for currency exchange and per transaction.


Expensive

The cost of living is very high in the Nordic countries, especially Norway and Finland. Dining is especially expensive so just expect it. The good news for dining, like in most European countries, tip is at your discretion and generally no more than 5 - 10%. Car rentals and hotels are also expensive. Budget more for your spend prior to traveling.


Taxis

In Norway, there is no taxi regulation and in Finland, there is some regulation. Either way, taxis will be outrageously expensive in these two countries. If you have to use a tax, negotiate the fare first or through your hotel. The exception is Sweden where taxis are regulated. In any case, use the train from the airport to city center and walk while you're in city center. No need for a rental car.



Bubbly Tourist Bon Voyage!


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