When you reserve an 8-night and 9-day Finland, Sweden, and Norway Northern Lights package with us, your arrival at Helsinki Airport marks the start of the first day. Our driver will be waiting for you outside after you have finished with customs and made any necessary announcements at the airport. You'll be picked up and driven to the hotel to complete the check-in process.

Prepare for your Helsinki sightseeing tour by eating breakfast. Once you check out of the hotel, your baggage will stay in the car. Your 8-nights, 9-days vacation to Finland, which includes sightseeing, begins today.
Before visiting Helsinki, Finland's vibrant capital, take a guided beach trip to the charming village of Porvoo. Explore the iconic structures in Porvoo and Helsinki, such as the Olympic Stadium, Sibelius Park, and Uspensky Cathedral.


You'll find a guide awaiting you at Helsinki Harbor. The next stage is to board a luxury vehicle and go to Porvoo, the second-oldest city in Finland. Watch for the lovely red homes as your tour guide takes you down the shore. Visit the Town Square, a few neighborhood shops, and the Old Church.

It's time to return to Helsinki now that the excursion to Porvoo has come to an end. Take a bus tour along Grand Mannerheim Boulevard and Esplanadi Street to see the sights. From here, one can view the Parliament building, the National Museum, the Presidential Palace, and Finlandia Concert Hall.
Visit the park that bears Jean Sibelius' name, a legendary musician from Finland. Take a look at the sculpture known as the Sibelius Monument, which was created from a variety of steel pipes.

Following the park is the Olympic Stadium, which served as the venue for the 1952 Summer Olympics. We have now arrived to the Rock Church, a stunning building that was carved right into the rock face and has a copper dome on top. View the outside of Uspensky Cathedral, the biggest Orthodox cathedral in Western Europe.

Visit the Havis Amanda Fountain and the renowned clock tower in Helsinki's Central Station. After your expedition, you'll have time to stroll through the waterfront market area and eat some regional cuisine.

Once you've completed your sightseeing in Porvoo and Helsinki, you'll be taken back to your accommodation.

In the morning, have breakfast and get ready for the pickup airport for your flight to Rovaniemi. Once you reach Rovaniemi airport, you will be picked up again for a drop to the Rovaniemi hotel.

After checking in to the hotel, have a rest and explore the surroundings on your own.

Rovaniemi became a city in 1960, and in 2006, it joined with other nearby towns to form one big city. As a consequence, its landmass expanded to 8,017 km2 (3,095 sq mi), making it the biggest metropolis in Europe. There are 63,500 people living there, making it one of the 10 most populated cities anywhere in the world. Approximately 52,000 people are city dwellers. The majority of the population (96%) speaks Finnish. There are still some Sámi in the area, but they are not a large minority because most of the original Sámi have moved away because they have become Finns. The first Sámi community is located 175 kilometers to the north.

Following a leisurely breakfast at the hotel, today of your 7-day, 6-night Finland vacation package will find you exploring Rovaniemi, the city of Lapland.

A trip to Rovaniemi wouldn't be complete without a stop at Santa Claus's home at Santa Claus Village. Begin your excursion across Rovaniemi by visiting some of the city's most well-known landmarks. Then, visit the enchanted Santa Claus Village and stop by Santa's workshop for some advice. You can write letters with a Santa Claus stamp, celebrate entering the Arctic Circle, and kill time in the gift stores, winter activities, cafés, and more located in Santa's Main Post Office.

You will be picked up from the hotel when your Rovaniemi city tour and Santa Claus tour are complete. This three-hour evening excursion will take you to one of the best spots within easy reach of Rovaniemi for gazing at the Arctic night sky in search of the Northern Lights. Cross the countryside to a secluded area by the water's edge, where a warm Finnish tent and a roaring fire await. The next step is to keep an eye out for the lights with the help of a seasoned local guide. While standing vigil, listen to fascinating stories about the lights while sipping warm fruit juice and other refreshments. You might even get a glimpse of the phenomenon itself!

In the morning, you will check out of the Rovaniemi hotel after breakfast.Today is the second day of your 9 days tour package of Finland, Sweden, and Norway. You will be dropped off at Rovaniemi international airport, from where you will take a flight to Stockholm. You will be picked up from the Stockholm airport and taken to your hotel.

You can explore the city on your own and have amazing fun on this day.

Today, you will travel to Stockholm for a narrated city tour. View the Royal Palace, the Opera House, and the home of Alfred Nobel. Visit Stockholm City Hall as well, which serves as the site of the Nobel Prize dinner. The most popular museum in Sweden, the Vasa Museum, which houses the warship Vasa, is our next stop. Later, spend some free time around Gamla Stan, the historic district.
The Vasa is a priceless work of art and the best-preserved ship from the seventeenth century in existence. The ship is more than 98 percent original, and hundreds of carved sculptures adorn it.

The 69-meter-long battleship Vasa perished in Stockholm Harbor in 1628 during her first voyage before being rescued 333 years later, in 1961. The ship has been gently, thoughtfully, and meticulously repaired for almost 50 years, bringing it close to its former magnificence. The three masts on the roof of the specially constructed museum display the original mast height of the ship.

Around the ship, there are many displays covering subjects like shipboard life and its historical setting. There are many language versions of the Vasa movie. Visitors can use an audio tour on their own mobile devices that is available in several languages. The museum offers free WiFi. There is also a well-stocked store and a charming restaurant where you may have lunch and fika. Children under the age of 18 are admitted free.

On this day of your 8 nights 9 days Finland, Sweden, and Norway tour package, you will drive to Norway's capital, Oslo. After breakfast, check out of the Stockholm hotel and start your road trip to Oslo.

Stop for pictures at Lake Vanern, the biggest lake in Sweden, on your way through the town of Karlstad, which is located on the northern beaches of the lake.

Today, after breakfast, explore Oslo on your own.
The Norwegian capital of Oslo is a city rich in diversity. One of the oldest towns in Europe, Oslo was founded in the year 1000 A.D. and sprawls in a horseshoe shape around the Oslofjord. One may easily travel through time when sight-seeing in Oslo, from the 10th century onwards at the Viking Ship Museum to the 21st century at the Oslo Opera House.

Oslo has a wide variety of attractions, ensuring that there is something for everyone. The city is home to the Munch Museum, where visitors may see "The Scream" and other works by the Norwegian master, as well as other paintings. Vigeland Sculpture Park, the Nobel Peace Centre, and the Norsk Folkemuseum, a living history museum housing a variety of old buildings from Norway's past, are all popular tourist destinations in Oslo. Café and bar scenes in Oslo are well-known for their variety.

If you and your family are planning a trip to Norway, you can satisfy everyone's interests in the city of Oslo. Oslo, the capital city of Norway, has a wide range of cultural attractions, from beautiful buildings to tasty Nordic food.

In the morning, you will have breakfast and check out of the hotel. You will be dropped off at Oslo Airport.This is the official end of your 9-day Finland, Sweden, and Norway tour package.Lestacworld would do everything possible to make your Europe tour a success.