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8 night norway sweden and denmark nordic flavors and scenic landscapes

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Ship: National Geographic Explorer (details)
Cruise line: Lindblad Expeditions

Departure date: Monday, May 17, 2027
Return date: Tuesday, May 25, 2027
Departure port: Edinburgh
Ports of call: Mandal, Arendal
Return port: Copenhagen

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Suite $12,128

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Edinburgh
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Edinburgh
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Mandal
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Arendal
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Copenhagen
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Copenhagen

The Parliament Building in Copenhagen originally was built as the third Christiansborg Palace in 1928.

In Copenhagen, the Gefion Fountain is a popular meeting place on the harbor.

Late dining in Nyhavn is the perfect way to spend time on those long summer days.

The grounds of Rosenborg Castle feature the lovely Kongens Have (The King's Garden).

The Royal Danish Playhouse (Skuespilhuset in Danish) hosts performances for the Royal Danish Theatre.

Take a romantic carriage ride through the streets of Copenhagen, Denmark.

Take a moment to enjoy the fountain at the Amaliehaven garden while you tour the Amalienborg Palace.

Stroll the grounds of Parliament in Copenhagen, Denmark.

Relax as you stroll along the many canals of Copenhagen.

Copenhagen's largest shopping area is centered around Strøget in the heart of the city. Strøget is one of Europe's longest pedestrian streets with a wealth of shops.

The dramatic Black Diamond is actually an extension of the Danish Royal Library in Copenhagen.

Amalienborg in Copenhagen is the winter home of the Danish Royal Family, with its four royal palaces.

Take a canal tour of Copenhagen to view the sights from a different vantage point.

The greenhouse of the Botanical Garden of the Natural History Museum of Copenhagen is divided into departments, each of which features different climates.

City Hall Square, part of the capital's city center, is one of the main squares in Copenhagen. Danes gather here for demonstrations, to pay tribute to sports heroes, for big concerts and for exhibitions.

If you find yourself in Nyhavn, a district in Copenhagen, think about buying a beer at a market, then sitting by the quay and watch all the people go by.

Frederik's Church in Copenhagen is also known as The Marble Church, an example of Danish Rococo architecture.

Nyhavn is the 17th century waterfront area of Copenhagen, Denmark, known for its cafes and charm.

Nyhavn (literally New Harbor) is a waterfront, canal and entertainment district in Copenhagen, dating to the 1600s.

Inside the Thorvaldsen Museum in Copenhagen, dedicated to 19th century Danish sculptor Bertel Thorvaldsen.