Norway

Travel Guide

Leknes which includes a small town or village and a hotel
Fram Museum which includes interior views
Oslo Opera House featuring theater scenes and a city
Palace Park featuring a pond
Oslo featuring general coastal views and views

With rugged landscapes and stunning fjords, this northern Scandinavian country is perfect for outdoor enthusiasts, with active pursuits from fishing to skiing.

Norway offers fascinating Viking history, dramatic scenery and northern lights viewing. Trek across mountainous terrain and cruise through sheer-sided fjords. Re-energize with fresh seafood and locally brewed beers.

Home to orcas, reindeer, walruses and polar bears, Norway is popular with animal lovers. Spot brown bears, moose and arctic foxes in the north and look for the Eurasian lynx in Reisa National Park.

Norway has an interesting cultural heritage, as displayed in Oslo’s museums, the art nouveau architecture of the port town of Ålesund and art collections of Stavanger. Tour the Viking Ship Museum in Oslo to see two well-preserved 9th-century Viking ships and tour the Historical Museum, located in the same building.

Visit Bergen on Norway’s southwestern coast to see the colorful wooden houses of the UNESCO-listed harbor district of Bryggen. Stroll around the shops lining the waterfront, explore the local fish market and learn more about this area’s heritage at Bryggens Museum. Mount Floyen, a mountain in the heart of Bergen, offers the perfect vantage point from which to admire the cityscape. Ride the funicular to the top to reach the restaurant and children’s play area.

Norway’s fjords are rightly famous. Among the most well known is the UNESCO-protected Geirangerfjord, which encompasses deep blue water, cascading waterfalls and steep mountains. Enjoy a range of outdoor activities including rafting, canyoneering and hiking.

For yet more dramatic scenery, head to Lofoten, a cluster of islands famous for fishing, skiing and windswept beaches. Come from late September through April for the chance to glimpse the northern lights.

Most flights to Norway arrive via Oslo Airport, which features an express train to the city and its suburbs. Trains and buses are a fast, efficient method of travel around the country. Ride a ferry around the fjords for an unforgettable experience. From fjords and fresh fish to colorful harbors and museums, Norway is a country of fascinating contrasts.

Popular cities in Norway

Oslo which includes outdoor art
Oslo
Known for Shopping, Museums and Business
Come to Oslo and enjoy its museums, castle, and cafes.

Reasons to visit

  • Aker Brygge
  • Oslo Opera House
Layover spot.
Ullensaker
Known for Dining, Friendly people and Walking
Romantic Ullensaker awaits: its food, museums, and more!
Fetsund Lenser’s lumber museum shows the unique timber floating plant on the river Glomma, Norway’s longest and largest river, actually Europe’s largest inland delta.
Lillestrom
Known for Friendly people and Business
In this town near Oslo go skiing, ice skating and hiking. This well-connected spot has one of Scandinavia’s biggest climbing parks.
Ingierstrand, a popular beach 15 km or so southeast of the city centre in Oslo. You can get there by bus or by car. The highest level on this diving platform is 10 m. It's also a great place for cod fishing.
Nordre Follo
Check out the local area in Nordre Follo—home to attractions like Oslofjord and Trolldalen skisenter.
#architecture #oslo #norway This beautiful building is the head quarter of Statoil in Fornebu,Oslo. This building won the future commercial prize at the world Architecture festival in 2009. The Desing was made by a-lab and it's made in a superstructure of steel, each lamell is 140m long. Hope you like the photo folks!!
Bærum
Known for Business, Family-friendly and Mountains
Trip time! Discover the mountains, skiing, and churches in Bærum.
Lorenskog
Lorenskog
Known for Golf, Relaxing and Historical
Escape to upscale Lorenskog! Enjoy its golf, countryside, and museums.

Norway