Stockholm, Sweden
Stockholm offers travelers an unforgettable blend of blooming beauty and cultural riches. A couple of days' vacation includes diverse activities, such as walks in the green areas of Djurgården, visits to the Vasa and ABBA museums, Fotografiska, Skansen, and the historic area of Gamla Stan.
The bohemian atmosphere of Södermalm and the stylish Östermalm offer unforgettable experiences in shopping, dining, and nightlife. Our hotels are within walking distance of all these attractions.
Helsinki, Finland
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A domestic maritime gem. While admiring the streets of Helsinki's center, your step counters will be busy, as you'll find bohemian cafes, art galleries, and intriguing second-hand shops. The coastline stretches over 130 km! Refresh yourself with a dip in the sea at Allas Sea Pool while enjoying the stunning views at Helsinki's market square.
Design enthusiasts can explore the area's diverse offerings in the Design District, which covers several blocks full of top-notch design and shops. The cityscape also features works by renowned Finnish architects Alvar Aalto and Eliel Saarinen, such as the stunning Scandic Grand Central Helsinki hotel at the railway station.
Copenhagen, Denmark
Denmark's enchanting capital is a city of fascinating contrasts. This Nordic capital offers everything from historic canals to modern design, with various experiences in its different districts, featuring colorful canal-side houses, vintage shops, and cozy cafes.
Find yourself in Christianshavn, a unique district. Its most famous attraction is Freetown Christiania – a green, car-free area with about 1,000 residents, known as a self-governing commune for its artistic spirit, colorful buildings, and relaxed atmosphere.
Oslo, Norway
In Norway’s largest city and capital, there are naturally plenty of sights and activities for visitors and vacationers. There is lots of fun for both adults and children. How about the exciting Vigeland Park, which is one of Norway’s most visited attractions, with over a million visitors annually. Here you’ll find iconic buildings like the Opera House, the Barcode district, and new museums such as MUNCH and the National Museum. The city also has a long history that dates back to the Middle Ages.
Berlin, Germany
Berlin offers world-famous attractions and exciting activities and sights for every taste. In Berlin, history meets the present, art meets Ku'damm, and Tiergarten meets techno. Snap a holiday photo at the famous Brandenburg Gate, see the historic Berlin Wall, shop at the bustling Alexanderplatz square, or admire animals at one of the world's oldest zoos – there's plenty to see in Berlin!
If you want a truly unforgettable city trip, book accommodation at one of our Scandic hotels directly in the city center.
Gothenburg, Sweden
Gothenburg is Sweden's second-largest city and is located on the west coast, where a stunning archipelago is just around the corner. There is no shortage of things to do in Gothenburg. The coastal city also offers numerous fun water activities, attractions, and delicious food, whether you choose a fine restaurant or a sandwich with fresh seafood. If you walk along the harbor, stop by the Röda Sten art gallery or the Gothenburg opera.
Liseberg amusement park is a great choice if you're looking for fun adventures for the whole family. Also, visit Ullevi, one of the major arenas for sports events and concerts. Our hotels are conveniently located near the city center, and the tram is an excellent way to move easily from place to place.
Hamburg, Germany
Located in northern Germany, the Hanseatic city of Hamburg serves as Europe's second-largest port, receiving ships from all over the world. In Hamburg, you'll find musicals, colorful cabaret shows, secret nightclubs, and bustling port life. The old warehouse district of Speicherstadt and the harbor promenade are must-sees!
At night, the legendary bars of Reeperbahn open their doors. Scandic Hamburg Emporio is located in the heart of the city, close to shopping and attractions.
Tampere, Finland
Finland's third-largest city is known for its industrial history, beautiful lake landscapes, and vibrant urban culture. Be sure to visit the Moomin Museum, and at the highest observation tower in the Nordics, Näsinneula, you'll see stunning views over the city and Lake Näsijärvi. Today, the old Finlayson factory area is filled with restaurants, shops, museums, and galleries. Tampere's city center offers shopping for everyone, from large well-known stores to small specialty shops.
If you have time, spend an active summer day at Särkänniemi amusement park, where you'll also find the Sara Hildén Art Museum. The Sara Hildén Foundation's collection is one of Finland's largest collections of modern art. Additionally, the city's popular public saunas are also worth a visit!
Gdansk, Poland
Many consider Gdansk's old Hanseatic city to be Poland's most beautiful city. In Poland's historical gem, you'll encounter beautiful old neighborhoods and a modern atmosphere. Our hotel in Gdansk is centrally located near the beautiful old town and attractions.
Visit the seaside town of Sopot, where you can explore history and culture. If you wish, dance all night in the city's lively nightlife, and enjoy the golden sand and beach holiday atmosphere along the long coastline.