10 Day Nordic Wild Card Adventure. Destination: Rovaniemi

>>1275101
I'm going to ignore your motivations for this trip.
Look for busses, they are always cheaper

Personally I'd skip most of Norway, but if you're there traveling by air is the cheapest route cross-country. Norwegian air is based in Gardermoen (Oslo Airport)

Cars are expensive and petrol is ridiculously expensive. No idea about busses but trains can add up if you aren't careful.

DFDS Seaways had an overnight trip between Copenhagen and Oslo.

Biking in Denmark is reccomendable.

Also, if the weather is good it's really great in scandinavia. If it's bad it's almost as boring as England.

Sweden - kinda boring. Bornholm is the tourist magnet. Big cities are just big cities but the Norwegian fields are very special, and the wilderness found some places can be memorable for life. Denmark practically is the safest bet distance wise. Almost only 1 hour transport in any direction to a small town or supermarket. Norwar is the most deserted, but got field spat and is very old. Moraine land Denmark is practially flat as a pancake. Sweden got som hills but Norway got mountains. Finland in the summer is kinda an scandinavian jungle with mosquitoes, pines, birch trees and more lakes than you can count. Sweden is kinda neat too but the most fucked up society in Europe because of political correctness. Norwegians probably are the nicest people in the world, next to Islandics and the Finns down the line. Danish people are the most free spirited but degenerate, Finns are conservative along with the Norwegians and Swedes are radically and progressively, socialist marxists. Alcohol is very hard to get in Norway, Sweden and perhaps not Finland. Denmark, as said is very free spirited and kinda Americanized, so only half libtardly degenerate and crazy like that on the east side, and more like national socialists and conservativies on the west side.

Don't go to stockholm unless you want the pure turist nippon kasawa picture guided tours and don't go to Norway if you don't like rough weather.

There's the trains if you wanna go cheap.

Walk if you dare. There's really nothing to be afraid of there. But my best advice is get the hell out of the boring cities. Copenhagen got some nice museums, like the archeology one, the national art gallery and the glyptotek, with national and a good deal world artifacts.

Get out there. Find some turist guide stations found in every 40k+ city and explore.

>cheapest way to get to Rovaniemi

Swim across the channel, then walk.

>>1277858
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