Visit Scandinavia this Summer!

Denmark, Norway, and Sweden are three European destinations that—when combined—make for one fantastic vacation. Explore what each country has to offer by clicking on the tabs above, or learn more about Scandinavia below.

	Discover the Perfect Scandinavian Blend Scandinavia has something for just about everybody. From the cosmopolitan and contemporary capitals of Denmark, Sweden, and Norway—Copenhagen, Stockholm, and Oslo—to the region’s stunning natural beauty and charming countryside, Scandinavia is brimming with sights, sounds, tastes, and experiences found nowhere else.
	Authentic, Unspoiled Nature and Green Living Here, spectacular natural settings are yours to explore, from stunning and serene fjords to Arctic wilds, rolling farms, and fertile fields. All three countries are also forerunners in green thinking, with ecologically-aware Danes, Norwegians, and Swedes living in harmony with nature. Enjoy the good life in communities that are green in every sense: clean, close to nature, packed with parks, bike-able, walk-able, and ecologically responsible.
	World-Class Attractions and Culture In Scandinavia, you can dive into fascinating culture and history all the way back to the Viking Ages, while at the same time enjoying modern innovations in lifestyle, fashion, and design. World-class attractions can be found throughout Scandinavia, from Sami sites and royal castles to contemporary galleries and cutting-edge museums. Plus, get to know the shapes and colors in furniture, interiors, fashion, architecture, glass, and textiles that make Scandinavian design world-famous.
	Exploration is Easier than Ever Norway, Sweden, and Denmark are great destinations on their own—but together they make an unbeatable vacation. The three countries are conveniently connected by air, ferry, bus, and rail, and easily accessible via SAS Scandinavian Airlines. SAS offers the most frequent connections to Scandinavia with daily or frequent non-stop flights from three U.S. gateway cities: Chicago, New York (Newark), and Washington, D.C.

Photo credit: Niclas Jessen, Per Eide, Johan Berge, SAS Scandinavian Airlines