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The Fjords
History and lush landscapes are found along the fjords. Bergen is the largest city in the fjord region of Norway, spanning the country’s southern west coast. Here you’ll find a fantastically preserved old town that harkens back to the establishment of the Hanseatic League in the area in the year 1360.
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Most popular attractions along the fjords
Flåm
One of Norway’s most celebrated fjord destinations, the tiny village of Flåm is nestled...
Loen
Loen, a small village tucked away in the inner part of the Nordfjord region, offers some...
Eagle Road
Eagle Road (“Ørnevegen”) is a steep mountain route located above Geiranger, and takes...
Trondheim
This is a city with a long and interesting history, but the first thing you’ll notice...
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Bergen
The country’s second largest city with a population of about 270,000, Bergen is known as...
Bryggen
Bryggen, Bergen’s lively harbour district, is home to postcard-perfect colourful...
Pulpit Rock
Even the most casual online searches of Norway’s best bits will bring up a photo of...
Nærøyfjord
Nærøyfjord is one of Norway’s narrowest and most striking fjords, stretching 18...
Lysefjord
You can take a day trip from Stavanger to the beautiful Lysefjord. The name translates...
Stavanger
Stavanger lies on Norway’s southwest coast, where fjords meet the North Sea. The city...
Old Town of Stavanger
On Stavanger’s west side, just a short walk from the harbour, lies Gamle Stavanger, the...
Fløibanen Funicular
In the heart of Bergen, you’ll find the Fløibanen Funicular, a much-loved ride that...
Bergen Museum
Located in Bergen’s city centre is a cluster of museums belonging to the Bergen Museum —...
KODE Art Museums of Bergen
The KODE Art Museums stretch along Bergen’s Lille Lungegård lake, forming one of the...
Gamlehaugen Mansion
Gamlehaugen sits on the outskirts of Bergen, by Lake Nordås. The white manor, complete...
Voss
Known as Norway’s adventure capital, the small town of Voss draws thrill-seekers from...
Ulvik
The small hamlet of Ulvik lies on the shores of the beautiful Hardangerfjord, surrounded...
Lofthus
The village of Lofthus is at the heart of Norway’s fruit-growing region. Apple, cherry...
Eidfjord
With its unique natural environment, Eidfjord is among Norway’s hidden gems. This area...
Vøringfossen
Vøringfossen is one of Norway’s most famous waterfalls, plunging 182 metres (597 feet)...
Hardangervidda National Park
Designated as a national park in 1981, Hardangervidda is the largest in Norway. It spans...
Stalheimskleiva
Norway has a reputation for dramatic winding mountain roads, but one in particular...
Ålesund
Ålesund is a coastal town spread across several islands in western Norway, with views of...
Gudvangen
Gudvangen, which roughly translates to “field of the gods by the water”, has been...
Flåm Railway
The Flåm Railway, or “the little green train,” is one of the world’s most scenic rail...
Flåm Church
Flåm Church sits in a quiet valley approximately 3 kilometres (1.9 miles) away from the...
Fretheim
Fretheim Hotel stands in the centre of Flåm, looking out towards the Aurlandsfjord and...
Ægir Microbrewery
Ægir Microbrewery sits in Flåm, nestled near the fjord and mountains, in a timber...
Myrdal
Myrdal is a small mountain railway station perched 867 metres (2,844 feet) above sea...
Aurlandsfjord
Aurlandsfjord is a breathtaking branch of the Sognefjord, stretching 29 kilometres...
Aurland
Aurland sits at the head of Aurlandsfjord, surrounded by steep mountains and reflective...
Sognefjord
Sognefjord, Norway’s longest and deepest fjord, stretches 205 kilometres (127 miles)...
Sogndal
Sogndalsfjøra, often simply called Sogndal by locals, is the lively town centre of...
Jostedal Glacier
The Jostedal Glacier (“Jostedalsbreen”) is mainland Europe’s largest glacier. It covers...
Geirangerfjord
Geirangerfjord is one of Norway’s most iconic fjords, stretching 15 kilometres (9 miles)...
Seven Sisters & Bridal Veil
The Seven Sisters waterfall is one of the most photographed sights in Geirangerfjord. 7...
Åndalsnes
Åndalsnes is a small town at the end of Romsdalsfjord, framed by dramatic peaks and...
Nidaros Cathedral and Archbishop's Palace
Formally known as Nidaros, Trondheim was historically the religious centre of Norway....
Bakklandet
This is the area of Trondheim you’re most likely to recognise from postcards and travel...
The Church of Our Lady
The Church of Our Lady (“Vår Frue Church”) stands in Trondheim’s city centre, near the...
Trondheim Art Museum
The Trondheim Art Museum sits on the southern edge of the city, near the scenic Marinen...
Trondheim Maritime Museum
The Trondheim Maritime Museum sits near the Nidelva river in the city centre,...
Trøndelag Folk Museum
Located on the west side of Trondheim is the Trøndelag Folk Museum (“Trøndelag...
Ringve
The Ringve Music Museum sits on Trondheim’s Lade peninsula, with sweeping views over the...
Stiftsgården
Stiftsgården is the official residence of the Norwegian royal family in Trondheim. This...
Atlantic Ocean Road
The Atlantic Ocean Road (“Atlanterhavsveien”) is an 8.3-kilometre (approximately 5.2...
Trollstigen
Trollstigen (“The Troll Ladder”) is the northernmost section of Road 63 between...
Molde
The small city of Molde was originally a trading post in the Middle Ages and by the late...
Kristiansund
A scenic drive on the Atlantic Ocean Road brings you to Kristiansund, a bustling harbour...
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