[2025 Stockholm Attraction] Travel Guide for Baltic Sea (Updated Apr)

#Cruise #Finland #Sweden This year, Northern Europe has been a favorite tourist destination for Hong Kong people. Modern cities, simple architecture, and stunning natural scenery are all Northern Europe’s advantages. Among them, Norway, Sweden and Finland are all Nordic places that Hong Kong people want to visit. Today, I would like to recommend a cruise route that connects the Swedish capital of Stockholm and the Finnish capital of Helsinki. This is because through this cruise route, you can travel between the two cities overnight, which can save both transportation time and the cost of a night's hotel room. It really kills two birds with one stone. The ship departs from the port of Stockholm in the afternoon and sails eastwards across the Baltic Sea. The cruise ship we took was not a super-large one, but it still had everything you need including a buffet restaurant, casino, game room, etc. for an overnight stay of more than 10 hours. For a cruise ship, it is definitely more than enough. After dinner, we went to bed. Although there were big waves from time to time, overall the sleep quality was still very good and I did not feel uncomfortable. Finally, we arrived in Helsinki, Finland at around eight o'clock in the morning of the second day, and the approximately 15-hour journey ended. Although it is not a luxurious cruise experience, being able to travel between two cities on a cruise ship is indeed a quick and frugal option.

🌊🚢✨ Luxury Nordic Cruise Discovery: Regent Seven Seas Navigator Overview 🍁📸 🚢 Cruise introduction: 🚢Name: Seven Seas Navigator 🏢Number of decks: 12 ⚖Tonnage: 28,803 tons 👥Number of passengers: 490 people 🌈 Highlights of the trip: 🔸Norway: Nurfjord and Kristiansund, the fjords are spectacular and the air is fresh. 🔸Sweden: Helsingborg and Stockholm, the charm of Sweden intertwined with history and modernity. 🔸 Pearls of the Baltic Sea: Klaipeda and Tallinn, the beauty of the city and the natural scenery. 🔸Finland: A city where technology and nature merge—Helsinki. 🔸Denmark: The fairy tale world of Copenhagen, from the Town Hall Square to the Mermaid Statue. 📅 Travel date: June 13, 2024 Day 1: Depart from Beijing and arrive in Amsterdam. Day 2: Art tour of Rijksmuseum and Van Gogh Museum. Day 3-4: Enjoy cruise life at sea. Day 5: Explore Nurfjordfjord. Day 6: Kristiansund, Norway’s Old Opera House. Day 7: Alesund, Art Nouveau architecture. Day 8: Stavanger, Lysefjord nature. Day 9: Kristiansand, the cultural beauty of Norway. Day 10: Oslo Opera House, a blend of modernity and history. Day 11: Helsingborg Castle, maritime history. Day 12: Kiel Canal, a paradise for sailing enthusiasts. Day 13: Bornholm Island Round Church, unique architectural aesthetics. Day 14: Gdansk, historical market and churches. Day 15: Klaipeda Maritime Museum, Baltic Sea Ecology. Day 16: Tallinn Old Town, medieval style. Day 17: Helsinki Cathedral, harmony between modernity and nature. Day 18: Vasa Museum, Stockholm, secrets of shipwrecks. Day 19: Maritime cruise, looking back on the wonderful journey. Day 20: Copenhagen, Mermaid Statue. Day 21: Return home, full of memories. 🌍Every stop is a new story, and every day is an unforgettable experience. Come join us and write your own Nordic legend together on the Regent Seven Seas Navigator! 💖

The famous Baltic Sea is located between the Swedish part of Scandinavia, the European continent and the Finnish islands. Among them, the most commonly heard are the three Baltic countries - Estonia, Latnia and Lithuania. Summer is the most popular time for local tourism, and many people go to seaside towns for vacation, but I chose autumn to visit these three countries. I traveled from the coast of Lithuania to Estonia, and I really think their beaches are beautiful. The sand is smooth, the water is clear, and in autumn, there are red leaves everywhere. Under the beautiful scenery of these red leaves, the Baltic Sea becomes more romantic and freehand. #Europe #Baltic Sea #Estonia #Lithuania #Latvia #Travel #Overseas Travel #Walk by the Sea #Backpacker #Wandering #Romantic #Autumn #Red Leaves

Millegarden is a space that combines sculpture art, art collection, artist studios, beautiful sea views, and coffee tasting. The art museum building is perfectly integrated with the old pine forest and the huge rocks of the Baltic Sea cliffs. In the garden full of poetic and picturesque scenery, you can enjoy the breeze of the Baltic Sea, breathe the fragrance of various trees and flowers, and slowly appreciate the sculptures of artists distributed in different spaces. It is a rare spiritual enjoyment. The rich collection of indoor displays is even more surprising. It seems to be in Italy and ancient Greece... What is even more surprising is that there are collections of Chinese Guo Moruo's ink treasures. Guo Lao wrote: "I have been to the Mi Garden three times, and the charm is new and strange. The Pegasus is flying across the sky, and the mermaid is spraying mist and the stone is growing moss..." It is very touching to read. The garden is an oasis on Lidingo Island, only 20 minutes away from the center of Stockholm. It is the home of the famous sculptor Carl Milles and his wife Olga. The tranquil park, the rippling sculpture fountain and the terrace dotted with flowers, the unique environment of the Millegarden, provide relaxation and excellent cultural experience for those who seek it. Transportation: Stockholm City transfer to T-Centralen13 to Rosten transfer to T21 to Torsvik, walk for 10 minutes to arrive.

Sweden (Swedish: Sverige) is a country located on the Scandinavian Peninsula and is one of the five Nordic countries. The capital is Stockholm. It is bordered by Norway to the west, and shares a northeastern border with Finland. It is also bordered by the Skagerrak Strait and the Kattegat Strait to the southwest, and the Baltic Sea and Gulf of Bothnia to the east. Sweden faces Denmark, Germany, Poland, Russia, Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia across the sea, with a coastline of 2,181 kilometers and a total area of 449,964 square kilometers, making it the largest country in northern Europe. Sweden is located in the eastern part of the Scandinavian Peninsula in northern Europe, bordering Finland to the northeast with a border length of 586 kilometers; neighboring Norway to the west with a border length of 1619 kilometers; facing the Baltic Sea and the Gulf of Bothnia to the east, across the sea from Russia, and facing the North Sea to the southwest, across the sea from Denmark and the United Kingdom. The territory covers an area of 449,964 square kilometers (excluding territorial waters). The territorial waters extend 12 nautical miles, with a coastline of approximately 2,181 kilometers, and about 15% of the land is within the Arctic Circle.