Scandinavian Capitals & Fjords

Arrival and we start our panoramic city tour of Copenhagen. Copenhagen, which was a fishing town during the Vikings' time, was discovered in 1167 and soon turned into an important commercial port city. The city was named "Copenhagen", meaning "trading port". Following our arrival, in our panoramic city tour; Christianborg Castle, Nyhavn, Amelienborg Palace, Opera House, Langelinie Wharf and Little Mermaid Statue, where the Danish Royal Family spend the winter season and have the famous balcony scenes, are among the places to see. The famous Mermaid Statue was created by sculptor Edvard Eriksen in 1913 and is visited by millions of people each year. The sculpture, which is 1.25 meters high and consists of a bare-breasted and tailed mermaid sitting on a rock, becomes even more realistic with the image that emerges when the waves crash against the rock on which it sits on windy days. Edvard Eriksen; He designed the face of the statue by modeling the ballerina Ellen Price, and since the ballerina did not want to pose nude, he completed the body with his own wife modeling. Then Strøget Street, 3.2 kilometers long, which is the shopping center of Copenhagen, is the largest pedestrian sidewalk in the world. This pavement, which is quite long; It includes the streets Frederiksberg, Nygade, Vimmelskaftet and Øster, as well as the squares Nytorv, Gammeltorv and Amagertorv. After the tour, transfer to our hotel and settling in the rooms. Overnight at our hotel.

Malmö-Dragor Tour after breakfast. Our tour starts with the crossing of the Øresund Bridge over the Øresund Strait, the longest bridge in Europe where train and road are used together, and we reach the city of Malmö in Sweden. We are exploring Stortorget and Lilla Torg Squares, St. Peter's Cathedral and Södergatan, the main shopping street, in Malmö, which is Sweden's 3rd largest city and 6th largest city in Nordic Countries. Malmö, which was the second largest city in Denmark after Copenhagen for many years, was connected to Sweden with the Roskilde Treaty signed in 1658 and is one of the most cosmopolitan cities of today's Scandinavian geography. In Malmö, where 174 different languages ​​are spoken, nearly 27% of the city's population was born outside of Sweden. Malmö, which has the status of a sister city with Antalya, is a young and dynamic city as 48% of the total population is under the age of 35. The Øresund Bridge, which we will use again later to return to Denmark from Sweden, will surprise us by ending in the middle of the sea, with a bridge length of 7845 m; With a project length of 15.9 km, its construction cost 4 billion USD, and its design was crowned with the ABSE Extraordinary Architectural Building Award in 2002. In the continuation of our tour, we will have the chance to taste local fish varieties in Dragør, a fishing town loved by Copenhageners. In Dragør, where we can discover their unique, single-storey houses on the cobblestone streets, descendants of 24 families who settled in the Netherlands in the 16th century still live here. Carrot has been a vegetable introduced by these farmer families to the Danes in the 16th century. Transfer to our hotel. Overnight at our hotel.

Malmö-Dragor Tour after breakfast. Our tour starts with the crossing of the Øresund Bridge over the Øresund Strait, the longest bridge in Europe where train and road are used together, and we reach the city of Malmö in Sweden. We are exploring Stortorget and Lilla Torg Squares, St. Peter's Cathedral and Södergatan, the main shopping street, in Malmö, which is Sweden's 3rd largest city and 6th largest city in Nordic Countries. Malmö, which was the second largest city in Denmark after Copenhagen for many years, was connected to Sweden with the Roskilde Treaty signed in 1658 and is one of the most cosmopolitan cities of today's Scandinavian geography. In Malmö, where 174 different languages ​​are spoken, nearly 27% of the city's population was born outside of Sweden. Malmö, which has the status of a sister city with Antalya, is a young and dynamic city as 48% of the total population is under the age of 35. The Øresund Bridge, which we will use again later to return to Denmark from Sweden, will surprise us by ending in the middle of the sea, with a bridge length of 7845 m; With a project length of 15.9 km, its construction cost 4 billion USD, and its design was crowned with the ABSE Extraordinary Architectural Building Award in 2002. In the continuation of our tour, we will have the chance to taste local fish varieties in Dragør, a fishing town loved by Copenhageners. In Dragør, where we can discover their unique, single-storey houses on the cobblestone streets, descendants of 24 families who settled in the Netherlands in the 16th century still live here. Carrot has been a vegetable introduced by these farmer families to the Danes in the 16th century. Transfer to our hotel. Overnight at our hotel.