A private art and design journey through the three Scandinavian capitals, where the museum is rarely only a museum but a work of architecture set in landscape. Three nights in Stockholm, spread across its islands, are followed by two in Oslo on its fjord, reached by a scenic train across Sweden, and three in Copenhagen, the design capital on the Øresund. The route threads together the institutions that have made the Nordic countries one of the most rewarding places in the world to look at art: Moderna Museet in Stockholm, the twisting Bjarke Ingels gallery of Kistefos above its river and the new National Museum in Oslo, and the seaside pavilions of Louisiana and the Zaha Hadid and Snøhetta wings of Ordrupgaard near Copenhagen, alongside the living design culture of Josef Frank, Finn Juhl, and Arne Jacobsen. Every transfer, guide, and admission is arranged on a private basis and tailored to the traveller's interests.
| Day | Destination | Highlights |
|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | Stockholm, Sweden | Arrival and private transfer to the hotel |
| Day 2 | Stockholm, Sweden | Moderna Museet, the Nationalmuseum, and Swedish design |
| Day 3 | Stockholm archipelago | Artipelag and the Woodland Cemetery |
| Day 4 | Stockholm → Oslo | Scenic train; the National Museum and the waterfront |
| Day 5 | Oslo & Kistefos | The Twist and the sculpture park at Kistefos |
| Day 6 | Oslo → Copenhagen | Flight; the Designmuseum and the harbour |
| Day 7 | North of Copenhagen | Ordrupgaard and the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art |
| Day 8 | Copenhagen, Denmark | The Glyptotek, the galleries, and Cisternerne |
| Day 9 | Copenhagen, Denmark | Departure transfer to the airport |