Oslo

With a population of 1.5 million inhabitants, Oslo is the capital and the largest city in Norway. The city was founded in 1048 but was destroyed by a fire in 1624. This is the reason why nowadays there are very few traces of the medieval past of the town.

Oslo is a very important cultural and economic centre in the whole Scandinavia. The town is also known for being one of the most expensive in the world. So, be careful…

Stockholm

Stockholm is the capital of Sweden. With its 14 islands and 57 bridges, Stockholm is also one of the most beautiful cities in the world. Thanks to its parks, its buildings, its museum, every tourist will find this city amazing.

Spending few days in Stockholm is an incredible experience. You can visit the City Hall, Gamla Stan (the Old town), or the Royal Palace. Everything is close in Stockholm, you can visit all these places on foot or, why not, renting one of those public bikes you will find everywhere in town.

And if you want to breathe some fresh air, take a ride to the close island of Djurgården. This is an amazing place, where you can walk or visit the Vasa Museum, the world’s oldest open-air museum of Skansen and Astrid Lindgren’s park Junibacken. This will be an incredible experience for all of you!

Copenhagen

With its 1.2 million inhabitants, Copenhagen is the city capital of Danmark and the country’s largest city.

Copenhagen is an amazing city with an old history. Nowadays, thanks to its strategic location, Copenhagen is one of Scandinavia’s most important centers of culture, business and science as well.

Copenhagen is worldwide famous for its quality of life. Thanks to its parks and green areas, the city is also one of the most environmentally friend city of the world. You will notice it by yourself. The water is very fresh and a great deal of people in the city uses their bicycle to commute to work every day.