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10 Day Highlights of Stockholm – a Captivating Port City 7 -10 Day Highlights Of Stockholm – A Captivating Port City CUSTOM ITINERARY – YOUR FLEXIBLE INCLUSIONS DATES – 7-10 DAY ITINERARY www.celebrationescapes.com 678-500-9548 7-10 Day Sweden Itinerary: Stockholm Day 0 United States: US - Stockholm International Flight US to Stockholm, Sweden TBD www.celebrationescapes.com 678-500-9548 Day 1 Arrival Sweden: US - Stockholm Upon arrival at Stockholm Airport, you will meet your private English-speaking Guest Relations Expert in the customs area. You will be escorted through immigration and customs and forward through the airport to the baggage claim area. There, you will be joined by your private English-speaking driver who will manage your luggage and then transfer you to your hotel (TBD). Upon reaching the hotel, you will be met by the concierge who will welcome you with a VIP check-in experience. Your luggage will be managed and delivered to your accommodation. This morning, while you await your accommodations to be available, you will have a wonderful relaxing and rejuvenating experience in the Spa. Your reservation in the spa includes massage treatments, facial treatments and relaxation time in the sanctuary area of the spa. You are free to enjoy the pool, exercise facilities or just relax and enjoy refreshing beverages and nibble on some morning delights. After your spa morning, you will be escorted to your accommodations where you can settle in and relax in your suite. www.celebrationescapes.com 678-500-9548 Lunch is on your own today. See Celebration Escapes’ Restaurant Collection for recommendations for dining in Stockholm. The remainder of the day is at leisure to relax in the hotel or do a little exploring on your own. Dinner is on your own tonight. You have reservations in the hotel restaurant which will end your day in a relaxed and beautiful way. Overnight in Stockholm. Day 2 Sweden: Stockholm Breakfast in the hotel. After breakfast, meet your Private English-speaking Driver & Professional Local Guide in the lobby of the hotel for your private Full day City Tour of Stockholm. Lunch will be en-route today during your tour. Your guide will offer recommendations for dining in the area. (Payment is direct to the restaurant at the time of service.) 09:30-17:00 Local English speaking guide and driver for full day city tour of Stockholm including all major highlight as well as a walking tour of the charming Gamla Stan. The tour also includes a visit to the City Hall, the Vasa Museum and the Royal Palace. www.celebrationescapes.com 678-500-9548 This morning you will be guided on a tour of Stockholm to visit some of its most famous sites. Some of the sites you will visit on the tour include the Royal Palace, the Parliament Buildings, the island of Djurgården and the Old Town (Gamla Stan), with its narrow, cobbled streets and numerous antique shops. Stadshuset (City Hall): The City hall is one of the best known land marks of Stockholm and the city´s administrative and representative center. In the Blue Hall, the world famous Nobel Prize banquet takes place every year, followed by a ball in the Golden Hall. www.celebrationescapes.com 678-500-9548 www.celebrationescapes.com 678-500-9548 Vasa Museum: The impressive warship Vasa sank on her maiden voyage in 1628 but was salvaged 333 years later in 1961. She has since been restored and can now be seen with her complete rigging at the Vasa Museum. www.celebrationescapes.com 678-500-9548 Royal Palace: The Royal Palace of Stockholm is His Majesty The King's official residence and is also the setting for most of the monarchy's official receptions. The entrance ticket includes visit to the Royal Apartments, the Treasury and the Tre Kronor Museum (three crowns museum). You will be returned to your hotel and the rest of the day is at leisure to continue to explore on your own or relax in your hotel. Dinner is on your own. See Celebration Escapes’ Restaurant Collection for recommendations for dining in Stockholm. Overnight in Stockholm. Day 3 Sweden: Stockholm Breakfast in the hotel. After breakfast, you will have a day at leisure to relax in the hotel, enjoy the spa, or explore a little on your own. Lunch & Dinner are on your own today. See Celebration Escapes’ Restaurant Collection for recommendations for dining in Stockholm. Overnight in Stockholm. Day 4 Sweden: Stockholm - Nordic Museum and the Skansen Openair Museum www.celebrationescapes.com 678-500-9548 Breakfast in the hotel. After breakfast, you will meet your private English-speaking driver & professional local guide in the lobby of the hotel for your private Half day Tour of The Nordic Museum and Skansen Open-air Museum. 10:00-14:00 half day for visits to Nordiska Museet (The Nordic Museum) and Skansen Openair Museum. Rest of the day free Nordiska Museet (the Nordic Museum): The Nordiska Museet is the largest museum of cultural history in Sweden. Skansen Openair Museum: Skansen, the world´s oldest open air museum, was founded in 1891 and features some 150 cultural-historic buildings from all over Sweden. Including a zoo with wild and domestic Nordic animals, Skansen is the venue for traditional annual festivities, markets, folk dance displays and other celebrations. Here you can learn about traditional Swedish handicraft and folklore. Lunch is on your own today. After the sightseeing tour the guide will suggest a local restaurant for lunch. (payment direct to the restaurant at time of service). You will be returned to your hotel at the end of your tours and the rest of the day is at leisure to relax in your hotel or explore on your own. www.celebrationescapes.com 678-500-9548 Dinner 18:45: Make your way (5 minute walk) to the Stadshuskallaren Restaurant to meet your Dinner reservation at 19:00 where you will enjoy the Nobel Menu, served on the classic Nobel dinner ware. The sample menu is: • Guinea hen mosaic, carrot variation with Gotland truffle and chanterelle duxelle with truffle mayonnaise - Champagne Gaston Chiquet Cuvée Tradition • Turbot cupola stuffed with Norwegian lobster, tartelette with lobster on a bed of cream cheese and spinach, pointed cabbage terrine, lobster sauce and almond potato purée - Château L’Hospitalet La Reserve Rouge 2011, Coteaux du Langedoc La Clape Chocolate silhouette with nougat and sea buckthorn explosion - Nivole Moscato d’Asti 2012, Michele Chiarlo • including wine package, mineral water, coffee and a unique numbered menu as a souvenir. (Payment to be paid direct to the restaurant at time of service) You will make your own way back to your hotel and the rest of the evening is at leisure to relax in your hotel. Overnight in Stockholm. Day 5 Sweden: Stockholm - Breakfast in the hotel. After breakfast, you will be at leisure to relax in the hotel or explore on your own. 12:00pm: you will meet your private English-speaking professional local guide in the lobby of the hotel for your Private 4 Hr. Food Tasting Tour. www.celebrationescapes.com 678-500-9548 4 hours Food Tasting tour: This in-depth 4-hour tour is a new and fascinating way to experience Stockholm through its culinary delights. Nordic food might be the most innovative cuisine in the world - and did you know it has its own manifesto? • On the guided food and cultural city walking tours you will enjoy deliciously fresh food brought to you in true Scandinavian style, grown in the cold North and sustainable for the planet. • The tour combines this with intriguing stories and insights into Stockholm’s history and food culture from the foundation of the city to modern times. • You walk through the oldest parts of Stockholm, Gamla Stan, the new market halls and you visit some of the trendiest dining places in town. • The walking distance is 4 km, at a very leisurely pace and you sit down several times. This tour is a perfect combination of sightseeing with carefully selected tastings and makes up to a full meal. • Tasting locations and samples during this tour (samples may vary): • Assortment of Swedish cheeses • selection of game meats • seasonal fruit & local honey • 3 seafood canapés & a glass of white wine • Svenska fisksoppa - saffron fish soup www.celebrationescapes.com 678-500-9548 • a hot chocolate and a seasalt choc cloudberry jam, licorice, truffle 1 piece of Polkagris (Swedish candy) • Fika - a coffee/tea and a cinnamon roll • Water No tours on Sundays. Food tastings may vary according to season and supply. The tour terminates at in Gamla Stan, approx. 1 km from your hotel. Walk back to your hotel or enjoy more time on your own in the charming Gamla Stan. The rest of the day is at leisure. Dinner is on your own in tonight. See Celebration Escapes’ Restaurant Collection for recommendations for dining in Stockholm. Overnight in Stockholm. Day 6 Sweden: Stockholm – Museums – Dinner Cruise through the archipelagoes of Stockholm Breakfast in the hotel. 11:00-19:00: After breakfast, you will Meet your Private English-speaking professional local guide in the lobby of the hotel for your private Half day Tour of The Milles Garden, Thielska Gallery and Hallwylska Museum (11:00-16:00 Car and Driver Service – this service ends 300 meters from your hotel) www.celebrationescapes.com 678-500-9548 • Millesgården: An oasis just 15 minutes from downtown Stockholm. Millesgården is a museum with an artist home, antique collection, sculpture garden, art gallery and restaurant • Thielska Galleriet: Thielska Galleriet is recognized as one of the finest art museums in Sweden and is beautifully set in walled grounds at Blockhusudden in the royal pak of Djurgården.
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