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Embark on a journey through the enchanting capitals of Scandinavia, where Stockholm's waterways, Helsinki's vibrant culture, and Copenhagen's historic charm await your exploration.

Suggested Locations
1.Stockholm
2.Helsinki
The White City of the North
3.Copenhagen
Cool Capital of Scandinavia
Dublin
Stockholm
4,682 mi
Plane
10h 24m
Stockholm
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Discover Stockholm
Stockholm, the capital of Sweden, is a stunning city spread across 14 islands. Known for its vibrant culture, innovative design, world-class museums, and historic charm. The city offers everything from the maze-like medieval Old Town, Gamla Stan, to the modern architecture of The Royal Dramatic Theatre. The city is also home to fantastic food, environmental responsibility, innovation and trend-setting.
Stockholm
Helsinki
247 mi
Plane
1h 32m
Helsinki
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Discover Helsinki
The White City of the North
Helsinki, Finland's southern capital, sits on a peninsula in the Gulf of Finland. Known for its diverse architecture, it’s a convergence of styles from the 18th-century buildings found in Senate Square to the modernist designs of Alvar Aalto's Finlandia Hall. The city offers a mix of natural beauty and urban sophistication, with serene parks, beautiful islands and a bustling city center.
Helsinki
Copenhagen
550 mi
Plane
1h 13m
Copenhagen
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Discover Copenhagen
Cool Capital of Scandinavia
Copenhagen is the capital city of Denmark. Known for its historical charm and contemporary architecture, it is rich in royal history with a distinct maritime vibe. The city boasts an array of colorful houses, Michelin-starred restaurants, and quality shopping experiences. This thriving metropolitan hub effortlessly combines old and new, preserving its 1,000-year history while also embracing modern culture.
Copenhagen
Dublin
4,604 mi
Plane
10h 13m
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Travel Tips

Currency: SEK Time Zone: Central European Standard Time (UTC +1) Language: Swedish

Hello! That sounds like an amazing trip to Stockholm, Helsinki, and Copenhagen. Here are some travel tips to help you plan.

Best Time to Visit:
The best time to visit Stockholm and Copenhagen is in the late spring or summer when temperatures are mild and the days are the longest. However, if you enjoy winter activities and can withstand the cold, a winter trip could be lovely too. Helsinki is best to visit from May to September when the weather is warm, and you can enjoy the outdoor activities and festivals.

Route and Accessibility:
The most convenient way to travel would be to take a flight to Stockholm first, then Helsinki, followed by Copenhagen. There are frequent flights and trains between these cities. Also, you may opt for ferry services which link Helsinki and Stockholm.

Accommodation and Booking:
All these cities have a wide variety of accommodation options ranging from luxury hotels, budget hostels to vacation rentals. It's recommended to book your stay in advance, particularly if planning to visit during the peak summer season. Websites like Booking.com, Airbnb, and hotels' own sites are good places to start looking.

Clothing and Essentials:
If you are visiting during the summer, lightweight clothing, a waterproof jacket and good walking shoes are essentials. For winter, thermal layers, a heavy coat, waterproof boots and gloves are a must. Don't forget your camera, sunscreen, and an adapter plug for your electronics.

Health and Safety:
These cities are generally very safe to travel. However, like anywhere, it's always wise to remain vigilant, especially in crowded places. It's good to have travel insurance. Tap water is safe to drink in all of these cities. Most people in these cities can communicate in English.

Local Etiquette and Respect:
Nordic countries are known for their politeness and respect for privacy. It's important to abide by the line rule - queuing in an orderly fashion is the norm. Tipping is not mandatory as service charges are often included in bills but is appreciated for good service.