Scandinavia Denmark Finland Norway Sweden 9 Days 6 Nights GOSE9232

10:00 PM Meet the staff and guide at the check-in counter, row D, entrance 3-4, Thai Airways Departure Terminal at Suvarnabhumi Airport.

01.20 am. Depart from Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK) to Copenhagen Airport (CPH), Denmark by Thai Airways Flight TG950. Dinner and breakfast are served on the plane (approximately 11.30 hrs.)
07.40 am. Arrive at Copenhagen Airport, Denmark. Go through immigration and customs.
Travel to Helsingor (approximately 1 hr.), a city located on the coast between the Denmark-Sweden Strait. Visit Frederiksborg Castle, a beautiful castle in the Renaissance style built by King Frederick II. It was also the residence of the Christian kings in the 17th century. In the past, this palace was used for important religious ceremonies and other important ceremonies of the kings, such as the coronation ceremony. It was also a place to store collections and artworks of the royal family. The interior is decorated with exquisite gold in the Renaissance style and there are more than 70 exhibition rooms open for viewing. Almost the entire ceiling of the palace is a painting by a famous painter, depicting the story of Jesus Christ. The palace is surrounded by lush gardens in the Baroque style.
Lunch: Have lunch at a local restaurant.
Afternoon: Visit Kornborg Castle. This castle was built almost 500 years ago and is well known to Europeans for playing Hamlet, a masterpiece by William Shakespeare. Kornborg Castle is an important piece of Renaissance architecture in northern Europe, which led to its inclusion as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2000. It is time to visit Strøget, Copenhagen's largest shopping street and located in the heart of the city. It is the longest pedestrian street in the world, packed with shops, from cheap goods to the world's most expensive brands. This pedestrian street is 1.1 kilometers long and extends from the City Hall to Kongens Nytorv Strøget, so it has been nicknamed the pedestrian street since the 18th century and covers 4 streets: Frederiksberggade, Nygade, Vimmelskaftet and Østergade. Free time for you to shop at your leisure.
Dinner at a local restaurant
Note: Please prepare a small bag, pack your belongings for an overnight stay on the boat for 1 night.
Check in to your hotel, Scandic CPH Strandpark Hotel **** or equivalent.

Morning Have breakfast at the hotel
Take you to see Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark, another beautiful city in the Nordic countries. Copenhagen is both the capital and a coastal city located on the east coast of the island of Zealand. It can be said that it is another city with a romantic atmosphere and many fairy tales and legends. Take you to see the Little Mermaid, a bronze statue of the Little Mermaid princess on a rock, a character from the famous fairy tale by Danish author Hans Christian Anderson. This little mermaid statue is like a symbol of Copenhagen, which is the work of Edv. Eiriksen, built as a monument to Anderson's imagination. It is another fairy tale that many people have heard. Even Disney has made this story into a cartoon movie. Then take you to see the Gefion Fountain, which was built in 1908. The name Gefion is the name of a god in Scandinavian mythology. It's time to take you to visit the exterior of Amalienborg Palace, the palace where Queen Margrethe II of Denmark resides and has been the residence of the Danish royal family since 1794. It is a Rococo architecture. In the middle of the square, there is an equestrian statue of King Frederick IV. In addition, starting at 11.30 am, the royal soldiers will march from Rosenborg Palace and move to change the guard in front of Amalienborg Palace every day. Then take you to Nyhavn or the entertainment area on the waterfront of Copenhagen, which is an important commercial and tourist area because there are shops, restaurants, souvenir shops stretching along both sides of the river. The architecture of the houses is colorful and beautiful. There are both old and new architectural styles that blend perfectly. You are free to take pictures as you wish.
Lunch Have lunch at a Thai restaurant.
Afternoon Take you to visit Rosenborg Castle, located in the heart of Copenhagen. And it is another castle during the reign of King Christian IV since the 17th century, which was originally built as a summer house. Later, it was used as a residence for the king and the Danish royal family in an emergency, when Christianborg Palace was burned in 1794 and the second time in 1801 when Copenhagen was attacked by the English. The architecture of Rosenborg Palace is Renaissance. The interior is decorated with valuable art and objects. There are many rooms, which are now open as a museum for interested tourists to visit. There are chairs used in the coronation ceremony of the king, thrones, crowns, weapons and armor of knights, all of which are valuable items in the 17th century. (Caution: Do not bring handbags into the palace. Money and valuables can be brought in, but bags and backpacks are not allowed.) 2:30 p.m. Travel to the pier To check in to the Scandinavian Sea Way or DFDS, a large cruise ship, take you to a room with Sea Views windows (2 people per room) to enjoy the beautiful atmosphere of the North Baltic Sea. Take a walk and explore the various facilities on the ship, such as Duty Free shops, restaurants, bars, discotheques.
16.30 The cruise ship departs from Copenhagen Port (Denmark) to Oslo Port (Norway).
Dinner Buffet Dinner on the ship.
Free time to relax on the DFDS cruise ship (OUTSIDE CABIN- SEA VIEW room).

Morning Have breakfast on the ship
09.30 The ship docks at Oslo Pier (Norway) Take you to visit Oslo (Oslo) or the former Christiania, the capital city that was established about 60 years ago. But behind this civilization is full of history dating back more than 900 years. In the past, Oslo was a large colony of the ancient Viking emperors. Which was under the rule of King Harrow Fairey using the absolute monarchy system Take you to see and take pictures with old architectural buildings that are more than 100 years old. Which are lined up around Oslo, such as Akurshus Castle, an ancient Renaissance architecture built in 1648, Government House, National Theater, Parliament Building and Old Town Hall, which is a symbol of Oslo. Take you to Frogner Park, also known as VIGELAND SCULPTURE PARK, is a place to exhibit art works, sculptures and granite sculptures, as well as bronze castings of people. The works of the famous sculptor 'Gustav Vigeland' have presented stories about the cycle of human life. He was allowed to permanently display his works in this park. Take a photo in the park with outstanding architecture such as The Main Gate, an iron fence gate built in 1926, The Bridge, a 100-meter long bridge filled with 58 bronze sculptures, The Fountain, a sculpture of 20 people and trees, representing the life of humans and nature, The Monolith, a 17-meter high column of 121 people, the top of which is an innocent child, like a spiral staircase that people climb on to reach the highest point of life, and The Wheel of Life, a wheel of life that symbolizes the endless cycle of rebirth and death of humans. Free time for you to take pictures of famous artworks in Frogner Park as you wish. Then take a photo with Oslo's Holmenkollen Ski Resort, the venue for the Winter Olympics
Lunch Lunch at a local restaurant
Afternoon Visit the Viking Ships Museum, which exhibits ancient Viking ships from different eras, which were excavated since the 9th century. The museum also exhibits the history and lifestyle of the ancient Vikings, as the ancient ships on display are over a thousand years old. Enjoy the large ancient ships standing tall in the large hall. Stop to take photos at the Oslo Opera House, which looks like an iceberg from the outside. The roof is made of a slope, resembling a sheet of ice. It is made of white granite, which blends in with the winter environment of the inner Oslo Fjord, where the Opera House is located, which is covered in snow and ice. Importantly, the roof, which is a slope and the path connecting to the sea in the bay, can be used as a public space for city dwellers and tourists to climb up and see a high-angle view of Oslo and the open fjord. Or go to relax, have a picnic, get some sun and wind, exercise, meet friends, meet your lover, use it as an open space, etc. It can be said that the exterior architecture is designed to be a space for everyone. Enjoy the beautiful scenery. It's time to take you to KARL JOHANS Street, which is the SHOPPING STREET of Oslo. There are various shops that have been built for at least 100 years. On this street, there is also a large department store, PALEET SHOPPING CENTER. You are free to enjoy shopping for souvenirs as you wish. Or walk around the city and take pictures of old buildings and parks that have been planned in an interesting way.
Evening, have dinner at a Chinese restaurant.
Take you to the hotel, Radisson Blu Hotel, Alna Oslo **** or equivalent.

Morning Have breakfast at the hotel
Take you to Oslo Airport to check in.
Depart for Helsinki, Finland by domestic flight.
Arrive at Helsinki Airport.
Lunch Have lunch at a local restaurant
Afternoon Take you to the shopping area of ​​Helsinki In a modern department store such as Stockmann Department Store, or brand name shops such as Louis Vuitton / Chanel or Verkkokauppa, the largest department store in Europe with an area of ​​over 20,000 square meters, there are many shops such as Angry Birds shop, Lego World and Teddy Workshop
Evening Have dinner at a Thai restaurant
Note: Please prepare a small bag, pack your luggage to stay overnight on the boat for 1 night
Take you to the hotel GLO Hotel Art **** or equivalent

Morning Have breakfast at the hotel.
Take you to see Helsinki, the capital of Finland. Then take you to visit Uspenski Cathedral, the largest Russian Orthodox cathedral in Western Europe. Built between 1862 and 1868, visit Temppeliaukio Church, also known as the "Rock Church" or "Church of Love". It was built on February 14, 1968 and completed on February 14 of the following year. Visit the Sibelius Monument, located in Sibelius Park, built to honor the world-famous Finnish classical composer Jean Sibelius (1865-1957), who composed Finlandia. A song to motivate the Finns to rise up and demand independence from Russia.
Lunch: Have lunch at a local restaurant.
Afternoon: Take a photo of Helsinki Cathedral, which was formerly known as Nicholas Church. It is a beautiful pure white cathedral that stands out so much that it is considered a landmark of Helsinki. Many tourists like to take photos here. Take a tour of Senate Square, a city square used for large events and the historical center of Helsinki. In the center of the square is a monument to King Alexander II, which stands out prominently. Free time for you to shop as you wish.
15.00: Take you to the pier to check in to board the SILJA LINE, a large cruise ship. Take you to a room with Sea Views (2 people per room) so that you can enjoy the comfortable atmosphere. The beautiful North Baltic Sea. Take a walk and explore the facilities on the ship, including Duty Free shops, restaurants, and dining rooms.
16:30 The cruise ship departs from Helsinki (Finland) to Stockholm (Sweden).
Dinner: Buffet dinner on the ship.
Free time to relax on the SILJA LINE cruise ship (OUTSIDE CABIN- SEA VIEW room).

Morning Have breakfast on the ship
09.30 The ship docks at the Stockholm pier (Sweden). Visit the city hall (CITY HALL), which is famous worldwide for hosting banquets in honor of Nobel Prize winners. You will see the Blue Hall, as well as the dance hall decorated with over 18 million gold mosaics. The city hall took over 12 years to build and was designed by the famous Swedish architect Ragnar Ostberg. It was built with over 8 million red bricks and covered with mosaics. It was completed in 1911.
Lunch Have lunch at a local restaurant.
Afternoon Visit the Vasar Warship Museum, which was salvaged after being submerged in water for 333 years. You will see the items inside the ship. As well as the real Vasar ship, almost perfect as in 1625, when King Gustav Adolphus II ordered to build this warship to expand military power throughout Europe. Then, take you to see Stockholm, which is located on a large and small island surrounded by Lake Malar, giving rise to a beautiful city along many canals. Pass by the theater, the government house, take you to the viewpoint on FJALLGATAN hill to record images of Stockholm from the most beautiful angle. The city is nicknamed "Venice of Northern Europe" and has been selected as the "Capital of Culture of Europe". Free for you to see the beautiful view of the city located and surrounded by 14 large islands. Then go back in time by visiting the old town area that is more than 700 years old, "Gamla Stan", which has houses on this island since the 13th century and has been perfectly preserved. Take you to visit the old city, Old City. You will experience many colorful buildings lined up waiting for tourists from all over the world to take impressive pictures. Then take you to see the Royal Palace on Staden Island. See the magnificent palace with Renaissance architecture. It is currently the venue for hosting Nobel Prize winners. It is time to take you to NK Department Store, the largest department store in Northern Europe. Free time for you to shop at your leisure.
Dinner at a local restaurant
Check in to Best Western Plus Sthlm Brormma Hotel **** or equivalent

Morning Have breakfast at the hotel
10.00 AM Take you to Stockholm airport to check in and do Tax Refund
13.50 PM Depart for Bangkok by flight TG 961 (Flight time approximately 11 hours)

05.50 am. Arrived safely at Suvarnabhumi Airport.