Cornelius Amann
October 06, 2026
5/5
Four Nordic Capitals: Copenhagen, Oslo, Stockholm and Helsinki
10 days by train and overnight ferry: three nights in Copenhagen with Kronborg Castle, two each in Oslo and Stockholm with the archipelago, then the Baltic crossing to Helsinki.
10 days · Copenhagen to Helsinki · up to 12 guests
The neon signs over Sortedam Lake in Copenhagen at blue hour Photo: Kristoffer Trolle from Copenhagen, Denmark, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons (https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cityscape_and_skyline_by_the_Copenhagen_Lakes,_Denmark_-_(36018109956).jpg)
The facts
At a glance
- Length
- 10 days, 9 nights
- Start and end
- Copenhagen to Helsinki
- Group size
- 7 to 12 guests
- Activity level
Moderate
City walking on cobbles and pavements, about 6 to 10 km a day spread over the day, with trams, metro and boats between the far points. Two long train days of about 5.5 and 8 hours, seated, broken by lunch. You lift your own case onto three trains with your guide's help, and every walking day has an easier option.
- Meals included
- 9 breakfasts, 7 lunches, 3 dinners
- Room of your own
- + CAD 1,005 (estimated price)
- Season
- May to September
Highlights
Why this trip
- Rosenborg Castle at opening, then smørrebrød and an hour on Copenhagen's harbour by boat
- Kronborg Castle in Helsingør, Hamlet's Elsinore, looking across the strait to Sweden
- The Oslo Opera House roof early, then Munch's Scream and Vigeland's sculptures
- The Vasa Museum at opening, before the cruise groups
- A morning boat through the Stockholm archipelago to Vaxholm
- The overnight ferry to Helsinki in an outside cabin, with dinner on board
- A public sauna on the Helsinki waterfront and a dip in the Baltic
- Suomenlinna sea fortress on the last morning
What makes this trip different
Free time is part of the plan
Free time and choices are marked on the days they fall.
Solo without the penalty
A room of your own is + CAD 1,005 (estimated price).
Day by day
Itinerary
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Arrive in Copenhagen
Copenhagen Airport (CPH) to your hotel, then an evening walk to Nyhavn and the Lakes
- Dinner
- Stay in Copenhagen
- Drive about 18 min
Fly into Copenhagen Airport at Kastrup, about 8 km from the centre, and a driver meets you in arrivals for the short ride to the hotel.
Evening
Plan to land by about 3 pm to make the evening briefing; the exact time is confirmed with your final itinerary. If you land early, the city is easy on foot, and your guide can point you to a first coffee or a bike-hire shop. In the early evening your See Sight Tours guide meets the group for a short briefing on the ten days ahead: the three train days, the overnight ferry, what to pack and how the days are paced. Then we walk through the old centre to Nyhavn, the 17th-century canal lined with painted townhouses and moored wooden boats, and sit down together for a welcome dinner of Danish food. On the way back we loop past the Lakes, where the old neon signs on Sortedam Dossering, including the Irma hen, light up the water once it gets dark (late on summer evenings).
Included
- Pick-up at Copenhagen Airport (CPH)
- Welcome briefing with your guide
- Evening walk to Nyhavn and the Lakes
- Welcome dinner
Free time: Free until the evening briefing
Activity: Land by about 3 pm to reach the briefing; the exact time is confirmed with your final itinerary.
Copenhagen: Rosenborg, Christiansborg and the canals
Rosenborg Castle, then Christiansborg, the harbour by boat, Amalienborg and the Little Mermaid
- Breakfast and lunch
- Stay in Copenhagen
- By boat
We start at Rosenborg Castle when it opens, before the tour groups, for the crown jewels in the vaults and the rooms of Christian IV's 17th-century summer house, then cross the King's Garden towards the centre.
Afternoon
Lunch is smørrebrød, the open rye sandwiches Copenhagen does best, at a sit-down table. After lunch we visit the Royal Reception Rooms at Christiansborg Palace, still used by the monarch for state banquets, and walk past Børsen, the old stock exchange with its dragon-tail spire, which lost its roof and spire to fire in April 2024 and is being rebuilt. From the canal by Christiansborg we take an hour on a harbour boat, passing the Opera House, Christianshavn and the new bridges, which shows how much of this city faces the water. The boat drops us near Nyhavn, and we walk on to Amalienborg, the royal residence, and along the Langelinie promenade to the Little Mermaid.
Evening
The evening is free.
Included
- Rosenborg Castle and the crown jewels, at opening
- Smørrebrød lunch
- The Royal Reception Rooms at Christiansborg Palace
- An hour on the harbour by boat
- Amalienborg and the Little Mermaid on foot
Optional experiences
- Tivoli Gardens in the evening (open in season)
- Bike hire
Easier option: Take the boat back to Nyhavn and skip the walk to the Little Mermaid, about 2 km each way.
More active option: See the old town by bike in the morning with a local cycling guide instead of on foot, and meet the group at Rosenborg.
Free time: Evening free
Activity: About 8 to 10 km on foot over the day, on cobbles and pavements, with seat breaks at lunch and on the boat.
Kronborg Castle in Helsingør, a free Copenhagen afternoon
Copenhagen to Helsingør by train and back
- Breakfast and lunch
- Stay in Copenhagen
- By train
Morning
A local train runs from Copenhagen Central and Østerport up the coast of the Øresund to Helsingør in about 45 minutes, and we take it mid-morning, after the commuters. Kronborg Castle sits on the point where the strait narrows to about 4 km, with Sweden in plain view across the water. For centuries Denmark charged a toll on every ship passing here, and the money built the Renaissance castle you see today, which Shakespeare used as Elsinore in Hamlet. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. We walk the ramparts, the great ballroom and the dark casemates below, where the stone statue of Holger the Dane is said to sleep until Denmark needs him.
Afternoon
Lunch is in Helsingør's old town, a few streets of half-timbered merchant houses by the harbour. We are back in Copenhagen by mid-afternoon, and the rest of the day is yours: the National Museum, a swim at a harbour bath, Tivoli or the free town of Christiania.
Evening
Pack tonight: tomorrow is the first train day.
Included
- Return train to Helsingør
- Kronborg Castle with your guide: the ramparts, the ballroom and the casemates
- Lunch in Helsingør
Optional experiences
- The National Museum of Denmark
- Tivoli Gardens (open in season)
- A harbour swim at Islands Brygge
Easier option: Stop on the way back at Humlebæk for the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art and its sea-view garden, then take the train into the city on your own.
More active option: Rent a bike in the afternoon and ride out along the harbour to Refshaleøen and Reffen street food.
Free time: Afternoon and evening free in Copenhagen
Activity: Kronborg has steep stairs and uneven floors in the casemates; you can wait in the courtyard.
North by train to Oslo, lunch in Gothenburg
Copenhagen to Gothenburg by train, lunch, then on to Oslo by train
- Breakfast and lunch
- Stay in Oslo
- By train
Today is the longest travel day, and it is spent on trains, not in a coach. There is no direct train from Copenhagen to Oslo, so we cross the Øresund Bridge into Sweden and ride up the west coast to Gothenburg, about four hours, then on to Oslo, about four more. The first train leaves after 8 am, with seats reserved.
Afternoon
In Gothenburg we leave the cases in station lockers if they are free, or your guide arranges storage, and walk ten minutes into the city for a sit-down lunch of west-coast seafood, then along the canal and through Kungsparken before the afternoon train.
Evening
North of Gothenburg the line runs past Trollhättan and the lakes of Dalsland, crosses into Norway and comes down to Oslo in the early evening. Your guide handles the platforms and helps with the bags at each change. Hotel check-in is close to Oslo Central Station, and dinner is free tonight. Guests who would rather fly can ask us for a Copenhagen to Oslo flight, about an hour, at the time of booking.
Included
- Train from Copenhagen to Gothenburg, seats reserved
- Sit-down seafood lunch in Gothenburg
- Train from Gothenburg to Oslo, seats reserved
Easier option: Stay at the station café and on the train; the Gothenburg walk is short and optional.
Free time: Evening free in Oslo
Activity: About 8 hours on trains, broken by a 2-hour lunch stop. You lift your own case onto the trains, with your guide to help.
Oslo: the Opera House roof, Akershus and Munch
The Opera House and Bjørvika, Akershus Fortress, MUNCH, then Vigeland Park
- Breakfast and lunch
- Stay in Oslo
We walk up the sloping marble roof of the Oslo Opera House early, before the crowds, for the view over the inner harbour and the new Bjørvika waterfront. From there it is a short walk along the water to Akershus Fortress, a medieval castle rebuilt as a Renaissance palace, still a military base, with ramparts looking over the harbour and City Hall, where the Nobel Peace Prize is presented each December.
Afternoon
Lunch is at a waterfront table in Aker Brygge or the Vippa food hall, depending on the season. In the afternoon we visit MUNCH, the museum that holds most of Edvard Munch's work, including versions of The Scream, on a timed entry. The tram then takes us to Frogner Park for Gustav Vigeland's more than 200 sculptures in granite and bronze, free to wander in long summer light.
Evening
The evening is yours.
Included
- The Oslo Opera House roof and Bjørvika
- Akershus Fortress with your guide
- MUNCH on a timed entry
- Vigeland Park in Frogner Park
- Tram tickets for the day
Optional experiences
- The harbour ferry to Bygdøy for the Fram Museum and the Norwegian Folk Museum (summer)
- A floating sauna in the harbour
Easier option: Skip Vigeland Park and spend the late afternoon at your hotel or in a café on Karl Johans gate.
More active option: Take the metro up to Holmenkollen for the ski jump and the view over the Oslofjord, about 30 minutes each way.
Free time: Evening free
Activity: About 8 to 10 km of walking, with tram rides between the far points.
By train to Stockholm
Oslo to Stockholm by train through Värmland, then an evening walk in Gamla Stan
- Breakfast and lunch
- Stay in Stockholm
- By train
The direct train from Oslo to Stockholm takes about five and a half hours, through the forests of eastern Norway, across the border and past Karlstad on the shore of Lake Vänern, Sweden's largest lake, then through Värmland and the farmland of the Mälaren valley. It is a long day, but you sit in a reserved seat with a window and a table, not on a coach, and you can get up and walk about, with a café or bistro service where the train has one.
Afternoon
Lunch on board is included and ordered by your guide ahead of the busy hour. We leave after a relaxed breakfast, mid-morning, and arrive at Stockholm Central in the late afternoon.
Evening
After check-in we take a short walk across the bridges to Gamla Stan, the old town on its island, while the light lasts late into the evening in summer. Dinner tonight is free, and your guide will suggest places in the old town and on Södermalm. Guests who would rather fly can ask us for an Oslo to Stockholm flight, about an hour.
Included
- Train from Oslo to Stockholm, seats reserved
- Lunch on board the train
- Evening walk to Gamla Stan
Free time: Evening free
Activity: About 5.5 hours on the train, with a seat and a table. You lift your own case onto the train, with your guide to help.
Stockholm: the Vasa, City Hall and Gamla Stan
Djurgården and the Vasa Museum, then City Hall, then Gamla Stan and fika
- Breakfast
- Stay in Stockholm
- By boat
We are at the Vasa Museum on Djurgården when it opens, before the cruise groups (8:30 am in June to August, 10 am in May and September). The Vasa sank in Stockholm harbour on her maiden voyage in 1628 and was raised in 1961, and she is the most complete 17th-century ship anywhere, with most of her carved figures still in place. From there we cross the water to Kungsholmen for a guided tour of City Hall, built between 1911 and 1923, with the Blue Hall where the Nobel Prize banquet is held and the Golden Hall covered in gold mosaic. City Hall closes for official events, so the time of the tour is confirmed close to departure.
Afternoon
Lunch is on your own near City Hall, where your guide suggests places. In the afternoon your guide walks you through Gamla Stan: Stortorget, the narrow lane of Mårten Trotzigs gränd and the outside of the Royal Palace, one of the largest palaces in Europe still in use. We end with fika, coffee and a cinnamon bun, in an old-town café.
Evening
The rest of the afternoon and the evening are free.
Included
- The Vasa Museum at opening
- Stockholm City Hall on a guided tour
- Gamla Stan on foot with your guide, past the Royal Palace
- Fika in an old-town café
- Public transport tickets for the day, including the Djurgården ferry
Optional experiences
- The Royal Palace state apartments
- Skansen open-air museum
- ABBA The Museum
- The Nobel Prize Museum
Easier option: Take the Djurgården ferry back and rest at the hotel between City Hall and the old-town walk.
More active option: Walk the cliffs of Monteliusvägen on Södermalm for the view back over Gamla Stan and City Hall, about 2 km from the old town.
Free time: Late afternoon and evening free
Activity: About 7 to 9 km on foot, with ferry and metro rides between Djurgården, Kungsholmen and the old town.
The archipelago, then the night ferry to Helsinki
Stockholm by boat to Vaxholm and back, then the overnight ferry to Helsinki
- Breakfast, lunch and dinner
- Stay in Overnight ferry to Helsinki
- Drive about 18 min
Morning
Stockholm sits at the edge of an archipelago of tens of thousands of islands, and we spend the morning out in it. The boat leaves from Strömkajen, in front of the old waterfront hotels, and threads between wooded islands and red summer houses to Vaxholm, about an hour away.
Afternoon
We walk the little harbour town of wooden houses, look across to Vaxholm Fortress on its islet, and sit down to lunch by the water before the boat back. Our bags are collected from the hotel during the morning. In the afternoon a short transfer takes us to the ferry terminal for the overnight sailing to Helsinki, which leaves in the late afternoon. You have an outside cabin with a window and your own shower, and from the deck you watch the inner archipelago slide past for the first two hours or so.
Evening
The boat calls at the Åland Islands in the night. Dinner is the Scandinavian buffet on board, included.
Included
- Archipelago boat from Strömkajen to Vaxholm and back
- Lunch in Vaxholm
- Transfer to the ferry terminal with your bags
- Overnight ferry to Helsinki in an outside cabin with its own shower
- Dinner buffet on board
Easier option: Stay in Stockholm for a slow morning instead of the Vaxholm boat, and meet the group at the hotel for the transfer.
More active option: Walk out to the far side of Vaxholm island, about 3 km each way, before lunch.
Free time: Free time on deck and on board in the evening
Activity: Ferry operator, cabin grade and sailing time are confirmed with your final itinerary. Cabins are twin share; solo travellers have a cabin of their own with the single supplement.
Helsinki: the waterfront, the Rock Church and a sauna
Helsinki ferry terminal to the Market Square, Senate Square, Uspenski Cathedral and the Rock Church, then a public sauna
- Breakfast, lunch and dinner
- Stay in Helsinki
- Drive about 18 min
Morning
Breakfast is on board as the ferry threads through the islands into Helsinki, arriving at about 10 am. A short transfer takes the bags to the hotel, and we start on foot at the Market Square on the South Harbour. Your guide walks you up to Senate Square and the white Lutheran cathedral above its steps, across to the red-brick Uspenski Cathedral on its rock, the largest Orthodox church in western Europe, and along the Esplanadi park.
Afternoon
Lunch is in the Old Market Hall, open since 1889, with stalls of smoked salmon, rye bread and soups. In the afternoon we take the tram to Temppeliaukio, the Rock Church, cut into a granite outcrop in 1969 under a copper dome. Then we do what the Finns do: a session in a public sauna on the waterfront, with a dip in the Baltic Sea for those who want it.
Evening
In the evening we sit down together for a farewell dinner of Finnish food.
Included
- Breakfast on board the ferry
- Helsinki on foot with your guide: the Market Square, Senate Square, the cathedral, Uspenski Cathedral and the Esplanadi
- Lunch in the Old Market Hall
- Temppeliaukio Rock Church
- A public sauna session on the waterfront, towel included
- Farewell dinner
Optional experiences
- The Ateneum art museum
- The Oodi central library
Easier option: Skip the sauna and spend the late afternoon at the Ateneum or the hotel.
More active option: Swim in the sea between sauna rounds, or walk the shore path from the Market Square to Kaivopuisto park.
Free time: Late afternoon free before the farewell dinner
Activity: About 6 to 8 km on foot. The sauna is mixed and swimwear is worn; the sea is cold even in summer.
Suomenlinna and home
Market Square by ferry to Suomenlinna and back, then Helsinki Airport (HEL)
- Breakfast
- Drive about 30 min
The public ferry from the Market Square takes about fifteen minutes to Suomenlinna, a sea fortress built over six islands from 1748, when Finland was part of Sweden, and a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1991.
Morning
We go out after breakfast, while it is quiet, and walk the main route over the bridges between the islands, past the dry dock and the church that doubles as a lighthouse, to the King's Gate and the bastions facing the open sea. About 800 people still live on the islands. We are back on the mainland by late morning, and a driver takes you to Helsinki Airport, about 20 km north of the city, or to the station if you are staying on. Book a flight leaving after about 2 pm to see Suomenlinna. For an earlier flight we take you straight from the hotel. If you would like more time, ask us to add nights in Helsinki or a day trip by ferry to Tallinn, about two hours each way.
Included
- Ferry to Suomenlinna and back
- Suomenlinna sea fortress on foot with your guide
- Drop-off at Helsinki Airport (HEL)
Easier option: Stay on the shorter loop near the ferry pier and the church, about 2 km.
Activity: Book a flight leaving after about 2 pm to see Suomenlinna.
- Copenhagen3 nights
- Oslo2 nights
- Stockholm2 nights
- Overnight ferry to Helsinki1 night
- Helsinki1 night
- Overnight stop
- Day trip
- By boat or train
Wildlife and weather: May to September brings long light, with daylight until about 11 pm in Stockholm and Helsinki in June, and daytime temperatures of about 15 to 25 C. Rain is possible in every month, boat decks are cool even in July, and the Baltic stays cold for a swim. Some old hotel rooms lack air conditioning in a heatwave.
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Before you book
Right for you?
Good for you if you want
- First-time visitors who want all four Nordic capitals in one trip without a coach
- Travellers who like trains, boats and an overnight ferry as part of the trip
- City lovers: castles, design, museums and waterfronts
- Solo travellers who want company at lunch and freedom in the evening
Not for you if you want
- Travellers who want the Norwegian fjords; see our Scandinavia trip with Flåm and Bergen
- Anyone who cannot lift a suitcase onto a train
- Travellers who need step-free access: cobbles, castle stairs and the Opera roof slope are part of the route
- Winter trips for the northern lights
Book flights after we confirm your seat.
9 nights
Where you'll stay
Your hotels are named in your trip confirmation.
- Copenhagen3 nights
- Oslo2 nights
- Stockholm2 nights
- Overnight ferry to Helsinki1 night
- Helsinki1 night
One price
What's in the price
Included
Accommodation
- 9 nights: 3 in Copenhagen, 2 in Oslo and 2 in Stockholm in central hotels of at least a 3-star-plus standard, 1 on the overnight ferry to Helsinki in an outside cabin with its own shower, and 1 in Helsinki
- Rooms shared, or your own for a supplement
- We name each hotel and the ferry line when we confirm your dates
Transport
- Pick-up at Copenhagen Airport (CPH) and drop-off at Helsinki Airport (HEL)
- Trains from Copenhagen to Gothenburg to Oslo, and from Oslo to Stockholm, seats reserved
- Return train from Copenhagen to Helsingør
- The overnight ferry from Stockholm to Helsinki
- Transfers with your bags to and from the ferry terminals
- An hour on Copenhagen's harbour by boat, the archipelago boat to Vaxholm and back, and the ferry to Suomenlinna
- Tram, metro and local ferry tickets on city touring days
Your guide
- A See Sight Tours guide with the group for the whole trip, who handles the tickets, the trains and the ferry
- Local guides where a site runs its own tours, such as Stockholm City Hall
Activities
- Rosenborg Castle, the Royal Reception Rooms at Christiansborg, Nyhavn, Amalienborg and the Little Mermaid (Copenhagen)
- Kronborg Castle (Helsingør)
- The Opera House roof, Akershus Fortress, MUNCH and Vigeland Park (Oslo)
- The Vasa Museum, City Hall, Gamla Stan and a fika (Stockholm)
- Vaxholm in the archipelago
- The Market Square, Senate Square, Uspenski Cathedral, Temppeliaukio Rock Church and a public sauna (Helsinki)
- Suomenlinna sea fortress
Meals
- 9 breakfasts, including breakfast on the ferry
- 7 lunches: in Copenhagen, Helsingør, Gothenburg, Oslo, on the Stockholm train, in Vaxholm and in Helsinki's Old Market Hall
- 3 dinners: a welcome dinner in Copenhagen, the buffet on the ferry and a farewell dinner in Helsinki
- A fika in Stockholm
Not included
- International flights to Copenhagen and home from Helsinki
- Visas or travel authorisations, if your passport needs one
- Travel insurance
- Dinners on days 2 to 7
- Drinks
- Tips
- Optional activities: Tivoli, the Bygdøy museums, the Royal Palace state apartments, Skansen, ABBA The Museum and bike hire
- A flight in place of a train leg, if you ask for one
- Personal expenses
Extras
- Room of your own
- CAD 1,005 (estimated price)
When you can go
Dates and prices
Pick your start date when you request to book. We check that date and confirm it in your quote.
Prefer to travel without a group or guide? Ask us about arranging hotels, transport and city tours for you to travel independently.
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Questions
What does the price include?
Nine nights: eight in central hotels of at least a 3-star-plus standard and one on the overnight ferry in an outside cabin with its own shower. Breakfast daily, 7 lunches and 3 dinners, three train journeys with reserved seats, the Kronborg train, the harbour, archipelago and Suomenlinna boats, airport transfers, your See Sight Tours guide throughout and every entry in the day plan.
How big is the group?
The small-group trip runs with 7 to 12 guests. Twelve fit around one table at lunch, through a train door without a scramble and close enough to hear the guide in City Hall. The large coach versions of this route can carry several times as many.
Who leads the trip?
A See Sight Tours guide travels with the group for all ten days, from the welcome briefing in Copenhagen to the Suomenlinna morning in Helsinki, handling the trains, the ferry, the tickets and the bags at each change. Licensed local guides join where a site runs its own tours, such as Stockholm City Hall.
Why trains and not a coach or flights?
Trains run city centre to city centre, with a table, a window and room to walk, and no coach driver's hours to work around. Copenhagen to Oslo is about 8 hours with a lunch stop in Gothenburg, and Oslo to Stockholm about 5.5. If you prefer, we can book a one-hour flight for either leg instead.
What is the overnight ferry to Helsinki like?
It is a large car and passenger ferry, closer to a small cruise ship, leaving Stockholm in the late afternoon and arriving in Helsinki at about 10 am, so the Helsinki day is a full one. You have an outside cabin with a window and your own shower, with the dinner buffet and breakfast included. The operator and cabin are confirmed with your final itinerary.
How fit do I need to be?
Moderate. City days are about 6 to 10 km on foot on cobbles and pavements, with tram, metro and boat rides between the far points. You lift your own case onto three trains, with your guide to help. Each walking day has an easier option.
I am travelling solo. What does a room of my own cost?
A room of your own, and a ferry cabin of your own, is from CAD 1,005 more, shown before you book. Scandinavian single rooms are expensive, and we price them at cost rather than as a penalty. If you would like to share, ask and we will try to pair you with another solo guest of the same sex.
When is the best time to go?
May to September. Days are long, with daylight until about 11 pm in Stockholm and Helsinki in June, the archipelago boats run their summer timetables and Tivoli is open. Expect 15 to 25 C in the day, cooler on the ferry deck, and rain in any month.
Do I need a visa?
Denmark, Norway, Sweden and Finland are all in the Schengen area. Canadian, US, UK and Australian passport holders visit visa-free for up to 90 days in any 180. The EU's Entry/Exit System records your fingerprints and photo at the first border, and ETIAS is not yet in operation; the EU announces its start at least six months ahead, and we check it for your dates.
Can we travel privately or on our own dates?
Yes. Besides the small group, the trip comes as a private trip for your party only, on a date you choose, with your own guide. If you would rather travel independently on your own dates, ask us from the dates section and we will quote the same trains, ferry and hotels.
Can I add Tallinn or more time in Helsinki?
Yes. Ferries from Helsinki to Tallinn take about two hours each way, so a day trip or a night in Tallinn's old town fits well at the end. Ask when you request to book and we add the extra nights and the ferry at cost.
How does booking work?
Prices are per person sharing a room, with taxes, and the small group starts from CAD 5,575. Send your preferred dates as an enquiry. We check availability and provide the final quote, itinerary and booking terms before you accept. No payment is taken when you send the request.
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