Explore one of the world's happiest, most vibrant capitals. Mix with friendly Danes and diverse culture; see Gefion Fountain, the Little Mermaid, the Old Citadel, Amalienborg Palace's Rococo buildings, medieval history, fishing villages, sustainable living, and Danish pastries. Cycle across town to Nørrebro, Christiansborg Palace, and the waterfront home of Hans Christian Andersen. Genuine, vibrant, welcoming.

Skagen, Denmark's northernmost town, is famed for its beautiful light and inspiring artists. Enjoy white beaches, yellow houses, and red fishing huts, plus sights like a WWII German bunker, Voergaard Manor, a marooned church, and museums with legendary paintings. At Grenen, watch migratory birds and stand where the Baltic and North Sea meet-one of the few places to stand in two seas at once.

At the end of a UNESCO-listed Norwegian fjord, Geiranger is a perfect small Nordic village. Stand in the rainbow mist of the Seven Sisters waterfalls, then take in sweeping Geirangerfjord views from Geiranger Skywalk. Hike stone steps behind a plunging meltwater fall, e-bike over mountain ridges past lush farms, or explore the deep blue water by boat or kayak. It's a sacred landscape of peace, mountains, and fjord beauty.

Molde, the "city of roses," offers fragrant gardens, fjord views, and panoramas of 222 snow-clad mountains. Explore jazz-filled streets, folk museums, nature paths, and cycle trails. Drive the Atlantic Road or venture underground to the marble-clad Troll Church. Finish with freshly caught seafood in crisp coastal air and experience the city's heady scent.

Trondheim blends Viking history, academic city life and rich nature. Explore Bakklandet, Nidaros Cathedral, Gamle Bybro and the colorful huts along the Nidelva. Enjoy fjords, forests and wildlife by gentle sailing, fishing or RIB adventures. Ride the northernmost tram, see ski jumps, then end with a private organ concert and aquavit tasting.

Visit a pretty little town where even the ducks have homes built for them. Stroll through coastal street life taking in the bustling marina and a medieval church. Fly high to admire bobbing fishing boats and lighthouses in the shadow of rugged islands. Surprise at the bespoke duck houses and, when you sink into bed, be grateful for your own feathered nest.

Leknes offers dramatic landscapes and Viking heritage: turbulent seas, soaring mountains, deep fjords, long beaches, and rich seabird life. Hike, helicopter, or horse-ride; join RIB safaris, surf the world's northernmost waves, scuba dive among coral reefs, or explore fishing villages with colorful huts. End with smorgasbord and Norwegian lager or wild berry wine.

Spread across several islands, this is one of Norway's most beautiful cities, with fjords, mountains and spectacular nature. Paddle through the city centre by kayak or paddleboard, or stroll past Art Nouveau architecture, antiques, an open-air museum and Viking attractions. Visit nearby islands for Bronze Age Giske artefacts or surf in world-renowned Godøya. Hike, fish, birdwatch or take a RIB tour, then finish with fresh crab, crayfish or local fish soup.

Known as the "heart of the fjords," Bergen sits between seven mountains and near Hardangerfjord and Sognefjord. Take the Fløibanen funicular to Fløyen for panoramic views, hike or bike to Bryggen, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and visit Troldhaugen for piano recitals honoring Edvard Grieg. You can also raft, crab, kayak, or visit a local farm. End at the historic fish market with Bergen fish soup, fish cakes, and persetorsk.

Explore one of the world's happiest, most vibrant capitals. Mix with friendly Danes and diverse culture; see Gefion Fountain, the Little Mermaid, the Old Citadel, Amalienborg Palace's Rococo buildings, medieval history, fishing villages, sustainable living, and Danish pastries. Cycle across town to Nørrebro, Christiansborg Palace, and the waterfront home of Hans Christian Andersen. Genuine, vibrant, welcoming.