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386-734-7245 Roseborough www.roseboroughtravel.com Travel Agency Where you can travel the world and fulfill your dreams one destination at a time. Scenic Scandinavia & Early Savings! its Fjords Preview Pricing June 4 - 17, 2020 14 Days • 3 countries Copenhagen • Bergen • Sognefjord • Oslo • Stockholm Your Roseborough Exclusive The Icons Vacation Includes: CITY TOUR in Copenhagen, Oslo and Stockholm. • Round trip transfers on deluxe motorcoach from Roseborough Travel ORIENTATION of Bergen. Agency. (Get 10 or more friends from your community to join us and we’ll VISIT Odense, Stavanger, the Sognefjord, Geiranger, the pick you up.) Stave Church at Lom, the Olympic Town of Lillehammer, • 13-Nights Hotel Accomodations. Vigeland Sculpture Park in Oslo and Stockholm’s City Hall. • 21 meals: 13 Breakfasts and 8 Dinners. VIEW The Little Mermaid in Copenhagen, Haakon’s Hall in • Connect with Locals Experience (1) Bergen, the Geirangerfjord and the Olympic Ski Jump in • Stays with Stories Experiences (3) Lillehammer. • Dive into Culture Experience (1) • VIP entry to many sights. SEE Hamar Olympic ice arena and Oslo’s Royal Palace. • Optional experiences and free time. • All porterage and restaurant gratuities. • All hotel tips, charges and local taxes. • An expert Travel Director and professional Driver. • Baggage handling. • Luggage tags. • Document handling. • Air-conditioned coach or alternative transportation. Sognefjord Stockholm • Group Leader: Amanda Vallone. NOT INCLUDED: • Does not include travel insurance.* • Does not include airfare. • Does not include some meals. • Does not include gratuities for guides. *Travel insurance is highly recommended. Bergen Copenhagen June 4, 2020: Arrive Copenhagen (2 Nights) — Depart Roseborough Travel to transfer to the airport for our Flight to Copenhagen - the enchanting Danish capital that inspired Hans Christian Andersen to share tales of mermaids, queens and ugly ducklings with the world. Once there, we’ll spend the day embracing its quintessential hygge found throughout its charming streets before enjoying a late afternoon orientation drive and Welcome Reception with your Travel Director and travel companions. (Welcome Reception) June 5, 2020: Copenhagen Sightseeing and Free Time — Join a Local Specialist today for a fascinating sightseeing and walking tour of the iconic sights of Copenhagen. The Amalienborg Palace Quarter takes centre stage as you admire its 18th-century façades and equine statue of King Frederik V at its centre. We’ll see the 17th-century Stock Exchange, Christianborg Palace and the Neo-Classical Cathedral before paying tribute to the tragic Little Mermaid who was willing to give up her life in the sea to become human. Spend the rest of the day on your own, strolling through the streets, or embrace your inner child in Europe’s oldest amusement park, the Tivoli Gardens. Later, consider taking to Copenhagen’s waters and enjoying a canal cruise with stunning city views. (B) June 6, 2020: Copenhagen - Odense - Randers — We leave the fairy tales behind for the Danish island of Funen, and Odense, the city where Hans Christian Andersen was born. Continuing across the pastoral landscapes of the Jutland Peninsula, we arrive in Randers, with its cosy half-timbered merchant houses and narrow medieval streets. Tonight, we stay at one of Trafalgar’s ‘Stays with Stories’ - the Hotel Randers, one of the oldest hotels in the area with original artwork and a VIP-rich guestbook. (B) June 7, 2020: Randers - Stavanger — Set sail from Hirtshals across the Skagerrak to the port of Kristiansand in Norway. Drive north past fjords, lakes and forests to the port city of Stavanger, one of Norway’s oldest settlements - its heritage still evident in the beautifully preserved wooden buildings that date back to the 18th century. (B, D) June 8, 2020: Stavanger - Bergen (2 nights) — Norway’s spellbinding natural landscapes provide an inspiring backdrop for our island hop from Stavanger. Arriving in Bergen this afternoon, we delve into the city’s Hanseatic heritage, enjoying an orientation tour past the 13th-century Haakon’s Hall, the bustling fish market and colourfulBryggen Quarter. This evening, we ‘Connect With Locals’ for a Be My Guest dinner, visiting the Øvre-Eide farm, worked for five generations by the same family. (B, D) June 9, 2020: Bergen Free Day — Enjoy a full free day in the cultural centre of Bergen or ascend its funicular for spectacular views of the fjords and islands. Consider an Optional Experience to Telavåg, which played a significant role in the secret North Sea boat traffic between Norway and Great Britain during World War II. (B) June 10, 2020: Bergen - Flåm Railway - Sognefjord — We drive east to the popular ski resort of Voss, where we’ll board a train ascending over 860 metres above sea level. ‘Dive Into Culture’ on one of the world’s most exciting train journeys in the world, through the Flåm Valley past the Kjosfossen and legendary forest spirit who dances in front of the waterfall to lure men into the mountains. Later, arrive in Sognefjord, the King of the Fjords, where we will stay overnight at one of Trafalgar’s ‘Stays With Stories’. (B, D) June 11, 2020: Sognefjord - Geiranger (2 Nights) — Norway’s incredible glacier countryside surrounds us as we follow the spectacular Sognefjord to Geirangerfjord - its deep blue waters surrounded by majestic snow-capped peaks and lush green landscapes, which we will have an opportunity to explore. Tonight, we stay on the shores of the fjord at one of Trafalgar’s ‘Stays With Stories’ - Hotel Geiranger. (B, D) June 12, 2020: Geiranger Free Day — Spend a full day admiring this spectacular natural wonder. Cascading waterfalls tumble down sheer cliffs into the glacial waters below, which you can explore by kayak or boat, soaking up the crisp, clean mountain air. Consider an Optional Experience to the Trollstigen and see Norway’s most famous mountain road, travelling past steep mountain slopes, tumbling cascades and fertile valleys. After a day in intoxicating natural surrounds, we dine in our hotel this evening. (B, D) June 13, 2020: Geiranger - Lom - Lillehammer — A scenic drive from Geiranger through high peaks brings us to Lom, the gateway to the Jotunheimen Mountains. Here we will visit a 12th-century wooden Stave church, adorned with Runic inscriptions, paintings and carved dragon figures that are said to protect it against evil. We continue through the Gudbrandsdalen Valley, the inspiration for Ibsen’s ‘Peer Gynt’, before arriving in Lillehammer, the proud host of the 1994 Winter Olympics. This evening before dinner, consider a walk along Storgata or visit the open-air museum at Maihaugan. (B, D) June 14, 2020: Lillehammer - Oslo Sightseeing and Free Time — See the unusual Olympic ice arena beside the lake at Hamar as we travel to Norway’s cultural capital, Oslo. Join a Local Specialist who will share the city’s iconic sights, including views of the medieval fortress of Akershus, the Opera and 19th-century Royal Palace. We visit the fascinating Vigeland Sculpture Park, before spending the rest of the day at leisure. Enjoy a leisurely coffee in the Akker Bryge District or explore the nation’s rich seafaring heritage. Consider a visit to the Fram Polar Ship Museum and Viking Ship Museum to see the world’s best- preserved Viking ships and finds from Viking tombs found around the fjord. (B) June 15, 2020: Osl0 - Stockholm (2 Nights) — We cross the border into Sweden today and continue via Karlstad on Lake Vänern, the largest lake in the European Union. Passing Örebro, we arrive in the island-ringed capital of Stockholm for a two-night stay. (B) June 16, 2020: Stockholm Sightseeing and Free Time — We meet our Local Specialist this morning for a sightseeing tour of the waterside City Hall and see the medieval Storkyrkan, Riddasholm Church and the Royal Palace at the heart of Stockholm’s quaint Old Town. The rest of the day is free to explore as you wish. Join your fellow travellers and Travel Director for a Farewell Dinner this evening to toast to an unforgettable Scandinavian adventure. (B, Farewell Dinner) June 17, 2020: Depart Stockholm — Our epic journey has come to an end. Bid Stockholm a fond farewell. There is one group transfer to the airport after breakfast to return home with fond memories of our trip. (B) CANCELLATION PENALTY SCHEDULE: DOUBLE OCCUPANCY: SINGLE OCCUPANCY: 45 days and over — Deposit Base Price: $6,399 44 - 22 days — 25% Base Price: $4,999 pp (Until September 12, 2019) 21 - 8 days — 50% Deposit is $400 per person 7 - 1 days — 100% Departure Day/No Show — 100% Deposit is $400 per person Ask for Other pricing on Triples, Quads and *All pricing subject to change and based on availability. Final Payment Date: February 15, 2020 **Book Early and Save pricing ends September 12, 2019. young travelers. Thank You for Voting Us Best Travel Agency! Share your explorations with us! 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    SO MANY WINNERS “We did not expect anything. as the glue which wasn’t BORN IN A SIMPLE If only we could have a waterproof. The vessels fell BASEMENT tolerable livelihood, we were apart quickly when they were satisfied,” Svend Helge launched,” Gerhard Kobberup stated. Sørensen said in an interview. The smiles were those of The two friends – and now indulgence. The reactions partners – had for several The reason for their were those of disbelief. The years, whilst working at collective interest was that words were rather comforting Bang & Olufsen, where they the couple at one time had than encouraging. installed radios in cabinets, come to the locale kayak used their spare time on club in Struer. Peter "You can always come back their hobby in Kobberup’s Sørensen, who is son of here if things doesn’t work kitchen. The very first kayak Gerhard Sørensen, explains: out," Gerhard Sørensen and was built in 1933, during "They had heard so much Svend Helge Kobberup were their apprentice time at N.P. about the club that they told, as they left Bang & Lundøre, in the attic of the enrolled. At the same time, Olufsen for the last time. carpentry. Subsequently, they expressed a desire to they started building small They didn’t just leave a good, build their own kayaks. At kayak models in Kobberup’s permanent job - they left that time there were only kitchen. Struer's leading company kayaks made of canvas built B&O. It was nothing but a hobby around the hull of the kayak, They were cabinetmakers, back then.