Welcome to Norway

Norway, the land of beautiful fjords that are cutting their way from the sea through the country, carved out by ice. Home of the Vikings, famed for their boat building and navigation skills. The North Cape, Europe’s northernmost point, a must do for the people travel in Norway. And of course, the endless nature and landscapes will take your breath away. Almost the half of the population lives in the far south, in the area around the capital Oslo. About two-thirds of the country is covered by mountains and in a big part of the coastline you can see deep glacial fjords. Norway’s economy is mostly based on oil and gas production and that makes her one of the world’s most prosperous countries.

Cool Facts

Activities – Highlights

Briksdal Glacier and Troll Cars

Admire the famous Briksdal Glacier, with a trip by troll cars that will take you to the stand about 700 m away from the glacier, where you can have a nice walk.

Flåm railway

The Flåm Railway is the most stunning train journey in the world and one of the top attractions in Norway. The journey presents the finest aspects of Western Norway’s breathtaking landscape.

Geiranger Fjord Cruise

Take a cruise to Geiranger Fjord, which is listed on UNESCO’s World Heritage List. Presents the iconic Norwegian geographical feature.

Munch Museum

Visit this art museum in Oslo, dedicated to the life and work of the Norwegian Edvard Munch. Admire “The Scream” painting up-close.

North Cape

The North Cape in Nordkapp, is the northernmost point of Europe. Here, the Salbard archipelago is the last dry land between you and the North Pole. In the summer months, sun doesn’t set at all.

Viking Ship Museum

This museum presents the world's best preserved Viking ships and finds from Viking tombs around Oslo fjord.

King Crab Safari

The Norwegian King crab is not only the biggest, but mostly the most delicious shellfish you will ever taste. And the most fun part is that you have to catch your own meal.

Bergen

Despite the fact that Bergen is the second largest city in Norway, it has the vibe of a small town. Also know as “the heart of fjords”.

Floibanen Cable Car

The Foibanen Cable Car is the most famous attraction in Bergen. The journey up to Floyen takes about 5-8 minutes, and on the top you will be enchanted by the magnificent view.

Northern Lights Hunting

Chace the Northern Lights, the spectacular phenomenon that natural light displays in the Earth’s sky. Join this your and you will have the best chance to see it.

Lofoten Islands

Visit this traditional district in the country of Nordland, Norway, known for the excellent fish, nature landscapes and the famous Midnight Sun. Live the most of it with the Lofoten Trollfjorrden Cruise.

Alta Museum

Visit this museum to walk along pathways around the rock carving area. Also offers a magnificent view over the Alta Fjord. The old rock carvings present life of hunters and fisherman.

Trollstigen

Trollstigen is a part of the route that leads to Geiranger and offers a scenic view. Be ready for a true joy ride full of majestic natural landscapes.

Holmekollen Ski Museum

This museum, situated underneath the iconic ski jump , is the world’s oldest of its kind. The museum exhibits the history of skiing and the observation deck above the jump tower has a magnificent view to Oslo.

Sognefjord Cruise

A fjord cruise through this narrow and beautiful fjord will give you the memory of a lifetime! Regardless of the season, a cruise on the the spectacular UNESCO-listed fjord landscape will be an unforgettable experience. The trip takes around two hours one way.

Hiking in Stavanger

The Stavanger & Ryfylke regions offers a great network of varied, well-marked hiking trails. Enjoy a day excursion for the entire family, or take an extended trek from lodge to lodge, hiking up the peaks as you go.