Things to do in Scandinavia
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Aarhus: Harbour Cruise with local guide AROS CRUISES
P1,410
per adult

Aarhus Walking Tour: From Viking Village to Metropolis
P1,880
per adult

Street Art and Rooftops of Aarhus, Denmark
P3,656
per adult
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Aarhus Private Custom Walking Tour With A Guide
P7,376
per adult
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1. Santa Claus Village
Many people book a trip to Santa Claus Village to meet the real Santa Claus in the flesh, perhaps for the first time in their lives. According to Finnish tradition, Santa Claus comes to the village on Christmas Eve to take a short break on his long journey, sing Christmas carols with children and drink a glass of glögi before giving out presents and getting back on his way – he is happy to meet visitors who come to see him! Surprise your kids by organising a trip to Santa Claus Village in Rovaniemi, in the Arctic Circle.
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2. LEGOLAND® Billund
Come face to face with dragons, Han Solo’s Millenium Falcon, Mt. Rushmore and entire miniature towns at LEGOLAND® Park in Billund, the birthplace of LEGO®. As well as featuring giant LEGO® characters and creations, LEGOLAND®’s roller coasters, water rides, interactive gaming and a walk-through aquarium filled with sea creatures will keep everyone entertained.
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3. Reykjavik Harbour
Reykjavík’s Old Harbour is the perfect place to start your visit to Iceland. Wander along the quay through quaint lanes and past renovated fishermen’s sheds that now house galleries, cafés and tour operators.
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4. Tivoli Gardens
Tivoli opened its gates in 1843, according it the status of one of the oldest pleasure gardens in the world. Over the years it has become a much-loved Copenhagen institution, welcoming over four million visitors every year.
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5. Liseberg Amusement Park
Plummet towards the earth at g-force 4 on Europe’s largest freefall ride or test your nerve on the Balder roller coaster before enjoying live music at one of the park’s concert and dance halls. Liseberg Amusement Park has plenty of gentler attractions for young children and the well-tended botanical gardens give older visitors a chance to take a break away from the excited screams in the park.
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6. Blue Lagoon
The Blue Lagoon is a geothermal seawater pool complex surrounded by the rugged lava and green hills of Grindavik. Relax in a spacious outdoor spa, taking in the dramatic landscape and breathing fresh ocean air. Ease any tensions, cleanse your skin and rejuvenate your senses with the Blue Lagoon’s warm, soothing and mineral-rich water.
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