The Traveling Professor small group tours to Copenhagen, Norway and Iceland is one of our most popular small group tours. Personally, The Professor loves Norway, and especially Oslo, as a destination. In the last few years, prices have moderated in Norway putting it on par price-wise, with most other European cities. There is so much to see and do in Oslo that it would take several blog posts to describe. In today's blog post, The Professor will tell you about just a few of his favorite things to do when on a small group tour to Norway.
One of the more popular Traveling Professor tours is his small group tour to Norway and Denmark. No matter how one travels to these countries, they will see some of the best natural beauty to be found anywhere. But if traveling by train and ferry, it offers special sights that can be found no other way. Read The Traveling Professor's blog post and find out why you need to travel to Denmark and Norway by ferry and rail.
After my initial visit to Norway, it quickly became one of my favorite travel destinations. Oh yes, everyone thinks it is outrageously expensive, but it is a lot less expensive than Iceland and only a little bit more expensive than Italy or France. In any case, Norway is full of natural beauty, cultural richness, good food and wonderful people. We now regularly offer a small group tour to Norway. Read my blog post and find out my favorite cities in Norway.
We have been on several small group tours to Norway - it is one of The Traveling Professor's favorite destinations. It cannot be beat for natural beauty. It is also rich in culture and history. We love the food there too. In our travels on our small group tours, we've found some great hotels and developed exciting itineraries. Check out today's blog post to learn more about traveling to Norway.
13 hearty travelers joined The Traveling Professor on a small group tour to Denmark, Norway and Iceland earlier this month. This group was a little different from The Professor's other groups in that it was almost evenly split between Baby Boomers and Millenials. It was surprising how the two groups fit in so well with each other to enjoy a wonderful trip to Scandinavia. Read about it in this travel blog post.
We just got back from a small group tour to Copenhagen, Norway, and Iceland. Six of our days were spent in Oslo, Flam, and Bergen. Norway has plenty to offer travelers and in this blog post, I'll tell you what they liked the best. By the way, we will be offering another small group tour to Norway (plus Denmark and Iceland) in 2017. If not on our mailing list, sign up to get first notice of the tour.
The Traveling Professor inaugurated a small group tour to Norway and Iceland on June 11. We took 12 adult travelers from all over the Americas including Atlanta, Philadelphia, Northern Virginia, Chicago, Los Angeles, the New York area and even Uruguay. We embarked on a 9-night, 10 day tour to Oslo, Flam, Bergen, and Iceland. See my blog post report on the Oslo portion of The Traveling Professor's small group tour to Norway and Iceland.
The travel landscape is going to change in 2015 perhaps more than in any year in memory. There are changes in currency, airfare issues, security issues, problems with crowds and prices. Norway is emerging as a favored destination on The Traveling Professor's small group tours and we are going to tell you why you should consider a tour to Norway in 2015.
After leading a small group tour to Paris, last week I flew from Paris to Bergen, Norway to begin a short journey in Norway. I was so absolutely impressed by the natural beauty, culture, cleanliness, and cuisine that I knew I needed to add a tour to Norway to The Traveling Professor's schedule for 2015. Although I am still in the planning stage, read the blog post to see why you should be going to Norway in 2015.