I want to travel to the four Nordic countries during the Nordic summer vacation in August. Are there any similar routes?

Yes.

Please refer to the guide for August: /i/1029002.html

Traveling in Northern Europe is mainly about viewing natural scenery and European architecture. The scenery is very good. The characteristics of Northern Europe are that it is more green, has more vegetation, and has more lakes. Lakes are everywhere. Nordic chocolate is not expensive, there are many varieties, the taste is good at low prices, and it is worth buying. At the last stop in Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark, you have more than 3 hours to visit the pedestrian streets. In addition to famous stores, there are also large shopping malls. Some people bought several pairs of shoes at ECCO shoe store; there is a brand of knives in Denmark. It’s not bad (it’s sold in Wangfujing Department Store in Beijing). It’s sold in the big shopping mall on this street. It’s on the 5th floor, where the home sales are. (You have to ask the waiter for a tax refund, and she’ll politely give it to you. tax refund form), the price here is much cheaper than in Beijing.

You can basically spend the entire trip in euros, but in some places, the change you get back is local currency. For example, when you buy a knife in Denmark, you give them euros, but what they change for you is Danish kroner. The tax refund can be refunded at Copenhagen Airport in Denmark when you return to your home country. In some places, US dollars can also be used, but the money you get back is still the local currency. Generally, UnionPay cards cannot be swiped, but VISA cards, MasterCard, etc. can be swiped.

You don’t have to worry about hotels in Northern Europe. No matter how small they are, they are clean and comfortable. The bed is very narrow, but it is absolutely comfortable, and the quilt is soft and warm. The hot water in the bathroom is also good, but there is nothing except towels, bath towels, body soap, toilet paper, and cups. Some places have hair dryers. But the standard of breakfast is the same, no matter where it is, 9 days, 7 breakfasts, every meal is almost the same standard, very rich, ranging from milk, juice, cheese, all kinds of dried fruits, all kinds of sausages, all kinds of bread , various salads, eggs, baked potatoes, grilled tomatoes, fruits, several flavors of yogurt, fresh vegetables, biscuits... For those who love Western food, the breakfast in the Nordic Trip Hotel is really enjoy.

Tips: Nordic Travel Guide

1. Countries included: Northern Europe includes Denmark, Sweden, Norway, and Finland (the four commonly known countries do not include Iceland). It is closely related to Western Europe and Eastern Europe. It has a completely different taste, with a long history, splendid culture, rich tourism resources, high welfare life and highly developed industry and agriculture, and is known as a country of design.

2. Culture: Due to the differences in national culture, Eastern and Western countries have many different etiquette and customs. Do not scare river birds in Norway, because river birds are the national birds of Norway, and government regulations prohibit the capture or Harmful to river birds.

3. Dressing habits: Do not wear vests, shorts, or slippers in and out of public places in Europe. Please do not make loud noises in public places to avoid disturbing the people around you; please do not leave the room in pajamas or leave the hotel to go shopping. Please bring the hotel business card with you in case you get lost; European hotels generally do not provide toothpaste, toothbrushes, Slippers, the voltage is 220 volts; drinks in hotel rooms are very expensive. If you don't drink, please don't move to avoid automatic accounting by the hotel computer. The tap water in Europe is drinkable directly. In the room, if you use electrical appliances to cook food and cause damage to the furniture, you will have to pay for it. You must be careful when taking a bath. If you get the carpet in the room wet, you will have to pay for it. Do not hang laundry outside the window. Or in the balcony. Long distance calls are available within the hotel.

4. Catering: Due to factors such as region, materials, equipment, and consumer targets, the food styles of Chinese restaurants in Europe are many different from those in China. Please do not "sit in the same seats"; do not cross your legs when eating, as it is unreliable. Eat on the back of a chair; if you use a knife and fork, do not move it while talking. If you have taboos on certain foods, please be sure to inform the group before departure so that proper arrangements can be made in advance. When dining at a hotel buffet, please choose in moderation and do not leave too much on the plate or pack it away. This is extremely impolite. Sometimes during the itinerary, it is inevitable that the meal time will be delayed due to special reasons such as traffic jams. You can bring some biscuits, chocolates and other snacks.

5. Toilets: Most cities in Europe do not have public toilets, and toilets on the roadside require payment.

Therefore, please prepare yourself before taking to the streets; spitting, littering, disobeying traffic rules and other behaviors will be severely fined! Please protect your image and interests; speaking in a low voice in public places is a sign of good manners.

6. Temperature: Northern Europe is seven hours slower than China in summer, and eight hours slower than China in winter. Since the weather in Europe is a continental climate, the temperature is hotter at noon in summer, cooler in the morning and evening, and changes rapidly. , it is best to prepare jackets and raincoats for emergencies.

The average temperature in Finland in December, January, February and March is around -3 degrees; the average temperature in April, May, October and November is around 10 degrees; the average temperature in June, July, August and September is around Around 20 degrees.

The average temperature in Sweden in December, January, February and March is around -2 degrees; the average temperature in April, May, October and November is around 5 degrees; the average temperature in June, July, August and September is around -2 degrees. Around 14 degrees.

The average temperature in Norway in December, January, February and March is around -3 degrees; the average temperature in April, May, October and November is around 6 degrees; the average temperature in June, July, August and September is around -3 degrees. Around 15 degrees.

The average temperature in Denmark in December, January, February and March is around 1 degree; the average temperature in April, May, October and November is around 8 degrees; the average temperature in June, July, August and September is around 15 degree or so.

7. Local customs: It is prohibited to use mobile phones, video games, and game consoles on airplanes; according to the law, using mobile phones during a flight will be fined and may be investigated for criminal liability; in the cabin Smoking is prohibited on tour buses and in some restaurants. Please obey instructions and respect the rights of others. For environmental reasons, drivers are not allowed to turn on the air conditioner when parking, otherwise they will be fined. They are also not allowed to eat food with the skin on in the car, and ice cream is not allowed.