Nordic Andersen Travel
Starting with Hans Christian Andersen's lifelong travels
We believe that a journey should not just be about arriving in a country.
Instead, we should be like the masters.
Let's see the world anew with curiosity, kindness, and a fairytale-like perspective.
Hans Christian Andersen traveled all over Europe
Every path became an inspiration in his life.
Here, you are not a tourist, but a traveler in the story.
You will stand by the window where Andersen wrote his letter
He would walk down the street he wrote about in his diary.
In the scene he deeply loved
Encounter your own fairy tale
We'll take you through the world where the masters have walked.
It also helps you meet yourself on your journey.
Let the journey ≠ itinerary
This is a fairytale journey just for you.
It's the kind of trip you'll remember for a lifetime.
Iceland
ICELAND
This legendary land, the setting for "A Song of Ice and Fire," is an island of stark contrasts nestled in the North Atlantic. One-eighth of its landmass is covered by glaciers, yet it also boasts hundreds of volcanoes. It boasts Europe's largest glacier, Vatnajökull, and the world-renowned Blue Lagoon geothermal spa. You can step into the crevasses of two continents and experience the awe-inspiring landscape of the Eurasian and American tectonic plates at Thingvellir National Park. In winter, the flickering aurora borealis illuminates the long nights, while in summer, the perpetual midnight sun ignites a passion for exploration. From the roaring Gullfoss waterfall to the erupting geysers, Iceland's natural wonders are pure, pristine, and powerful.
- The End of the World: A Must-Visit Place in Your Lifetime
- The most alien landscape that looks nothing like Earth
Norway
NORWAY
The kingdom of fjords and auroras is world-famous for its magnificent and deep coastline and pristine natural scenery. This land, known as the "Road to the North," has a winding coastline and numerous islands, earning it the nickname "The Land of Ten Thousand Islands." You can take a boat through the Sognefjord, the longest and deepest fjord in the world, a World Heritage Site, and gaze up at the thousand-meter cliffs and waterfalls on both sides. You can also chase the dancing northern lights on winter nights in Tromsø or the Lofoten Islands in the north, or experience the sleepless vitality under the "midnight sun" in summer. The capital, Oslo, is the intersection of modern design and maritime culture, while Bergen's colorful wooden houses are full of medieval charm. Whether you visit the "world's most beautiful" Pulpit Rock or explore the magnificent Geirangerfjord, Norway will present you with a visual feast of the ultimate mountains and seas.
- An epic journey through the magnificent fjords
- Chasing the Northern Lights and the Midnight Sun
Finland
FINLAND
Finland, hailed as the "Land of a Thousand Lakes," is the home of Santa Claus and the Northern Lights. Visit Santa Claus Village in Rovaniemi, receive a certificate for crossing the Arctic Circle, and experience pure fairytale magic. In winter, stay in a unique glass igloo and watch the dazzling aurora display unfold from the warmth of a cozy cabin. Or, explore the vast expanses of Lapland on a snowmobile. The capital, Helsinki, blends design with natural beauty. The Temppeliaukio Church (Rock Church), carved from a massive rock, boasts excellent acoustics and a simple yet striking architecture that epitomizes the country's design spirit. Every corner of Finland exudes a tranquil, minimalist, and imaginative aesthetic.
- Visit the real Santa Claus
- Waiting for the Aurora under the Glass House
Denmark
DENMARK
Denmark is a fairytale kingdom shrouded in happiness. It's the home of Hans Christian Andersen's Little Mermaid and a world design capital. In the capital, Copenhagen, you can admire the reflections of colorful houses along the Nyhavn canal, pose for photos with the Little Mermaid statue in the harbor, and witness the solemn changing of the guard ceremony at Amalienborg Palace. Tivoli Gardens, the world's second-oldest amusement park, has embodied the joy and fantasy of countless Danes. Beyond vibrant cities, Denmark boasts idyllic countryside and historic castles. The Danish lifestyle of "Hygge" teaches people to discover the warmth and happiness of life in a cup of coffee or a candle, making every trip a heartwarming and healing experience.
- The Secret Code of Happiness in the Fairy Tale Kingdom (Hygge)
- The source of inspiration for Nordic design
Sweden
SWEDEN
Sweden seamlessly blends the vibrant energy of a modern city with the tranquil splendor of pristine nature. Stockholm, the capital, is known as the "Venice of the North." Its medieval alleyways, the City Hall, home to the Nobel Banquet, and the Vasa Museum, home to a complete 17th-century warship, are all captivating attractions. Stockholm's metro station is even known as the "world's longest art gallery." Nature lovers and the outdoors shouldn't miss the country's vast forests, pristine lakes, and archipelagos off its west coast. Whether strolling through Stockholm's Old Town or experiencing the unique adventure of staying in an ice hotel and gazing at the midnight sun in Kiruna in the north, Sweden offers every Nordic culinary delight.
- The perfect balance of fashionable design and natural wildness
- Nobel Prize Hall and Arctic Circle Adventure
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The fjords of Norway are nature's epic, with glaciers carving miracles that reflect the heavens; Finland's glass huts hold the romance of sleeping under the stars, while Santa's sleigh bells whisper in the wind; Sweden's old town streets wind with medieval poetry, where design and natural beauty coexist in harmony; and in Iceland, volcanoes and hot springs perform a symphony of ice and fire.