Scandinavia Northern Lights

Today we explore city of Tromso, we visit Polaria – an Arctic aquarium to see the interesting knowledge based exhibits, a panoramic cinema and feeding of the seals, Tromso University Museum – the oldest scientific institution in Northern-Norway, and the Polar Museum – known as Gateway to the Arctic here we discover exiting stories of risky arctic trapping and sea mammal hunting as well as courageous Polar explorers. In the evening we will experience the phenomenal magical lights famously known as Northern lights in the sky in different shades right from luminous green, often with a hint of pink along the edge, and occasionally with a deep violet centre. To enjoy these amazing phenomena we proceed to Risvika. Upon arrival we enjoy a Reindeer sledging ride and further proceed to the northern part of Kvaloya, which offers amazing chances of seeing the Northern Lights. Here we enjoy the guided tour which takes through the Sami Culture and their lifestyle. Sami camp is something to remember forever

Today we board the Cruise from Tromso and travel to Harstad - The cultural capital of the north, a region with unforgettable nature experiences, local food with excellent chefs, genuine shops, music festivals, an untouched archipelago and much more

Today we proceed to Narvik – an ideal winter holiday destination and a gateway to Arctic experiences. The exceptionally clear sky over this region gives perfect conditions for observing the northern lights. Today evening we visit Narvik Cable car station to experience Northern Lights, We take a beautiful cable car ride up to the station, and enjoy guided tour.

Today we proceed to Gällivare– a small mining town in Swedish Lapland. En route we visit Kiruna – a small mining town in Swedish Lapland. Upon arrival we explore Kiruna town, we visit Jukkasjärvi church - the oldest preserved church in Swedish Lapland, known for its altar painting inspired by the Sami culture. Later we visit an Ice hotel - world’s first Ice Hotel and the famous `Absolut Ice Bar'. Ice hotel has been reincarnated in a new rendition every year for the last three decades, with brand new art to experience.

Today we proceed to Rovaniemi – an urban oasis amidst the Arctic wilderness, where culture, wild activities and fairy tales come together. Upon arrival we explore Rovaniemi city we see, Lappia House, Library and Town Hall – the most famous of architect Alvar Aalto’s works in Lapland. City Library of Rovaniemi was the first building to be completed, in 1966, followed by the Lappia House, functioning as a theatre and congress hall, in 1975 and the Town Hall, finished after Aalto’s death, in 1988. Together, these three buildings form a composition enclosing a spacious plaza, highlighting the individuality and purpose of each building. Further we see Arctic Center-Finland’s national institute for Arctic expertise. Later cross the Arctic Circle (66°31'N) to enter incomparable unspoiled Lapland and stop at the Santa Claus Village with a chance to meet Father Christmas himself. Further we proceed to Kemi- a town on Bothnian Bay in Lapland, Finland.

Today we visit Ranua Zoo – specializes in arctic and northern animal species, with a history of almost 40 years.

Today we fly to Helsinki - capital city of Finland and a vibrant seaside city. Upon arrival we explore Helsinki City, we see Modern Finlandia Hall- a dynamic, multipurpose venue located in the centre of Helsinki, City Hall- a central administrative building of Helsinki, Parliament House- the official location of the governing body of Finland, Presidential Palace- the official residence of the President, although today it is used primarily for presidential functions and receptions, the Monumental railroad station- one of the most visited and well-known site in the city. There are over two hundred thousand passengers that pass through this place every day, Lutheran Cathedral- the symbol of Helsinki. The church was originally built from 1830-1852 as a tribute to the Grand Duke of Finland, Olympic Stadium- built in 1938. Olympic Games were held here in 1952. Today it hosts both national and international sporting events and outdoor concerts, Sibelius monument- dedicated to the Finnish composer Jean Sibelius, the abstract monument resembles a soundwave made of clusters of organ pipes. The jagged monument consists of over 600 steel pipes, Market Square- the most famous market in Finland, it has been a centre of trade for hundreds of years. Even today, it still hosts some of Finland’s most well-known events and is a major shopping location for both locals and visitors.