Nyhavn (New Harbor) was constructed in the 1600s. Colorful houses line the canal. The northern side houses the bars and restaurants. We walked the canal
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Oh, the places we'll go…
Nyhavn (New Harbor) was constructed in the 1600s. Colorful houses line the canal. The northern side houses the bars and restaurants. We walked the canal
Read moreAfter breakfast, day 2 started at the Tivoli Gardens, but we misunderstood what it was. I truly thought it was a park/garden, but it’s the second
Read moreWith some liquid sunshine in the forecast, we decided to do a few inside tours today. However, the forecasted “showers” turned to a driving
Read moreBergen, located on the southwestern coast, is Norway’s second largest city. Surrounded by 7 mountains and as many fjords, this little “town” takes quaint to
Read moreTo experience “Norway in a nutshell”, we took a local train from Bergen to Myrdal, where we switched to the Flamsbana. Flamsbana-The Flam Railway,
Read moreWith a fairly light agenda, we wrapped up our Bergen visit with a few small museums and a gondola ride to the highest of Bergen’s
Read moreNorway’s capital and most populated city. Situated at the end of the Oslofjord in the southern part of the country, Oslo is the economic and
Read moreToday we started with a trip to the Norwegian National Gallery King Charles IV…may have been the inspiration for Shrek’s Puss-n-boots! One of the 2
Read moreArrival We traveled from Oslo to Stockholm via train and were greeted by my mom’s first cousin Gerd and her daughter Erika, who were kind
Read moreFor our week in the Swedish countryside we opted to rent a van for the many little trips we’d be taking. Julie and I hopped
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