10 nights · 28. August - 7. September 2026 · Kopenhagen → Kopenhagen
Aboard Silver Dawn this ten-night round trip from Copenhagen follows the central Norwegian coast and loops back via Skagen. Bergen with the Hanseatic quarter of Bryggen and Art Nouveau Ålesund open the voyage, before Trondheim presents its cathedral. Åndalsnes sits below the Trolltindane peaks, Olden opens the way to the Briksdal glacier and Vik captivates with its stave church on the Sognefjord. Skagen at Denmark's northern tip leads into the final stretch. Silversea looks after you with butler service in every suite, premium wines, Wi-Fi and gratuities included as standard.
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Nyhavn - the colourful harbour row - Christiansborg Palace, and the kitchen that brought New Nordic Cuisine to the world: Copenhagen is one of the most liveable cities anywhere. Kronborg, the model for Shakespeare's Hamlet residence, lies one hour away.
Bergen is the gateway to Norway's fjords. The colourful wooden houses of Bryggen on the harbour (UNESCO) tell of the Hanseatic era; Mount Fløyen with its funicular offers panoramic views over the seven-hill city.
Ålesund on Norway's west coast is the Art Nouveau city par excellence. Completely rebuilt in just three years after a great fire in 1904, Ålesund is regarded today as a unique architectural ensemble - with views from Aksla Hill over the tangle of islands.
Trondheim sits on the Trondheim Fjord and is Norway's third-largest city, with around 210,000 inhabitants. The Gothic Nidaros Cathedral above the tomb of Saint Olav is regarded as the national shrine.
Åndalsnes sits at the head of the Romsdalsfjord in Norway's Romsdal region. The small town is the starting point for hikes to the 1,100-metre sheer Troll Wall and the winding Trollstigen mountain road.
Olden lies at the inner end of the Nordfjord in western Norway, framed by tall mountains and the glacier tongues of the Jostedalsbreen, the largest glacier on mainland Europe. It is a popular starting point for excursions to the turquoise Briksdalsbreen glacier lake, which has retreated significantly in recent decades due to global warming.
Vik i Myrdal is the southernmost village on the Icelandic mainland and lies on a black volcanic sand beach. The striking Reynisdrangar sea stacks and the nearby Reynisfjara beach define the dramatic landscape.
Skagen lies at the northern tip of Jutland, where the North Sea and the Baltic visibly meet. The fishing and artists' town with its yellow houses became world-famous in the 19th century thanks to the Skagen Painters.
Nyhavn - the colourful harbour row - Christiansborg Palace, and the kitchen that brought New Nordic Cuisine to the world: Copenhagen is one of the most liveable cities anywhere. Kronborg, the model for Shakespeare's Hamlet residence, lies one hour away.
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