A cultural getaway to Oslo, Stockholm, and Copenhagen

Scandinavia

Explore three capital cities offering a unique blend of Old World and contemporary influences as well as a framework of sustainability and environmental sensibility.

Overview

A colorful and memorable adventure

Brand new world-class art museums, innovative cuisine, and cutting-edge architecture make these Scandinavian capitals true gems of the Continent. In Oslo, gain a deeper understanding of Edvard Munch and his paintings during a visit to his beloved coastal villa, which has been painstakingly restored. In Stockholm, a city composed of 14 islands, gain special after-hours access to beautiful royal palaces and villas, and dine al fresco on Swedish fare.

In Copenhagen, a private chartered vessel carries us through the city's historic canals and bustling harbor, providing unique vantage points on both Copenhagen's history and its sleek contemporary design. Soak in the perfect union of art and nature at Denmark’s Louisiana Museum of Modern Art.

Dates

July 14–25, 2025

Duration

12 days

Price

From $12,995 per person

Trip size

34 participants

Minimum age

18 years

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Faculty leader

A different kind of classroom

With renowned Stanford faculty and scholars leading the way, every Travel/Study trip is a one-of-a-kind educational experience.

Roberto D'Alimonte

LUISS Guido Carli University, Rome

A professor of political science and noted Italian political journalist, Roberto brings his unique understanding of modern European politics to Stanford travelers.

Learn more about Roberto

“Roberto was the highlight of the trip—personable, charming, incredibly knowledgeable and a great communicator.”

—Pamela Phillips

Learned insights

During our program, Roberto will illuminate contemporary issues related to Scandinavia and the European Union from a historical, political, and economic perspective. His lecture topics will include:

An overview of Scandinavian politics and economics
The Oslo Agreement and the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
The Rise and Fall of Sweden as a Great Power
The European Union after Brexit, Ukraine

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