Because of the size and diversity that the region of Scandinavia can offer a traveler, there are some very unique destinations that you might normally not include in your travel plans. Our favorite unusual places to visit are:
Imagine taking a bath outside when it's 10 degrees below zero. Thankfully, the water is heated by Mother Nature - at least at the famous Blue Lagoon in Iceland.
In these pictures you'll see how other travelers enjoy Iceland's wondrous and unique Blue Lagoon in all seasons and all weather conditions. Likely one of the world's most unusual destinations, and very close to the Arctic Circle.More »
Nothing can beat the uniqueness of Scandinavia's best ice hotels. There are several ice hotels in Scandinavia - adventurous visitors can find them in Norway, Finland, and Sweden each winter from December through April. Sub-zero sleeping bags keep travelers warm at night.
You can choose between glittering 'ice-only' bedrooms in Norway and Sweden and individually built igloos in Finland. Definitely the most unique way to spend a memorable night.More »
On Denmark's west coast of Jutland, there is a unusual sight: An Elvis museum.
The Elvis Presley Museum (now called the Rock 'N' Roll Museum) is a gem no Denmark visitor or Elvis fan should miss. Still known (and loved) as "The only Elvis Museum in Scandinavia", this unusual destination in southern Scandinavia shows you Janis Joplin's ring, Marilyn Monroe's watch, and even Elton John's tie and Elvis' first record and guitar are kept here.
If you're in the mood for more, also visit the Danish version of Graceland, Graceland Randers!More »
1. The Warm Lagoon Inside the Arctic Circle
Imagine taking a bath outside when it's 10 degrees below zero. Thankfully, the water is heated by Mother Nature - at least at the famous Blue Lagoon in Iceland.
In these pictures you'll see how other travelers enjoy Iceland's wondrous and unique Blue Lagoon in all seasons and all weather conditions. Likely one of the world's most unusual destinations, and very close to the Arctic Circle.More »
2. The Ice Hotels of Scandinavia
Nothing can beat the uniqueness of Scandinavia's best ice hotels. There are several ice hotels in Scandinavia - adventurous visitors can find them in Norway, Finland, and Sweden each winter from December through April. Sub-zero sleeping bags keep travelers warm at night.
You can choose between glittering 'ice-only' bedrooms in Norway and Sweden and individually built igloos in Finland. Definitely the most unique way to spend a memorable night.More »
3. Denmark's Tiny Rock'n'Roll Museum
On Denmark's west coast of Jutland, there is a unusual sight: An Elvis museum.
The Elvis Presley Museum (now called the Rock 'N' Roll Museum) is a gem no Denmark visitor or Elvis fan should miss. Still known (and loved) as "The only Elvis Museum in Scandinavia", this unusual destination in southern Scandinavia shows you Janis Joplin's ring, Marilyn Monroe's watch, and even Elton John's tie and Elvis' first record and guitar are kept here.
If you're in the mood for more, also visit the Danish version of Graceland, Graceland Randers!More »
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