80hrs from London to Lapland by Arctic Sleeper Train

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A traveler documents an eighty hour journey from London to Lapland, crossing eight different countries via a combination of high-speed rail, sleeper trains, and a ferry. The trip begins at London St Pancras Station, traveling through France and Switzerland via high-speed TGV trains. After a stop in Zurich to experience a Christmas market and cheese fondue, the journey continues on a Nightjet sleeper train through Germany to Hamburg. From there, the route proceeds through Denmark and Sweden, utilizing the Great Belt Fixed Link and the Oresund Bridge. In Stockholm, the traveler stays overnight before boarding a hybrid ferry cruise to Helsinki, Finland. The ferry experience includes a stay in a luxury owner suite on the MS Silja Symphony. The final leg involves the Santa Claus Express sleeper train from Helsinki to Rovaniemi. The adventure concludes in the Arctic Circle at Santa Claus Village, where the creator stays in a treehouse. The total cost for the multi-day expedition is noted as 4,900 dollars.
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I would wholeheartedly recommend taking this Ferry it's been a fantastic experience
I slept wonderfully I can't believe how smooth the ride is it's got to be the most undisturbed night's sleep I've ever had on board a train
What an adventure that was have you all had a good time it's been so good hasn't it
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