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Oslo
Oslo is tucked away at the end of one of Norway's most spectacular fjords offering history, culture, and adventure set against one of the world's most scenic backdrops. The Scandinavian capital city is refined and laid-back with numerous museums, a diverse world-renowned music scene, spectacular parks, urban districts, and a well-developed array of shops, restaurants, and bars.
Explore Vigeland Park, National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design, Kon-Tiki Museum, Munch Museum, Akershus Castle and Fortress, Aker Brygge, Akershus Fortress, Akershus Castle and Fortress, and so much more!
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Bergen
Considered 'the town of all towns in Norway', Bergen is a UNESCO World Heritage City and an important economic center in Norway. The fjords of Hardangerfjorden, Sognefjorden, and Geirangerfjorden invite you on a breathtaking journey while the famous hanseatic wharf of Bryggen greets visitors coming by sea. Bergen's natural landscape, including seven surrounding mountains, offer scenic views and are accessible either by cable car of funicular railway.
Visit Bryggen, Floibanen Funicular, Edvard Grieg's House, the Fish Market, Bergenhus Fortress, Hardangerfjorden, Sognefjorden, Geirangerfjorden, and more!
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Tromso
Tromsø is famous for being one of the best places in the world to see the Northern Lights. It offers a modern mix of outdoor activities, vibrant nightlife, and delicious eateries serving local cuisine. In this modern city in the Arctic visitors will find many opportunities for adventure, from an aquarium and several fantastic museums to the world's northernmost botanical garden.
Explore the Arctic Cathedral, Fjellheisen Cable Car, Polaria, Tromso Bridge and Arctic-Alpine Botanic Garden, the University Museum, and more!
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Alesund
Situated in the fjord country, Alesund is spread over seven islands on the western coast with the picturesque Sunnmore Alps as a backdrop. It is definitely a unique city to see and one of Norway's most popular tourist destinations. It's famous for its fantastic Art Nouveau, known as Jugendstil, featuring medieval romantic facades that include specific elements from Nordic mythology.
Visit Alesund Town Center, Aksla Viewpoint, the Art Nouveau Center, the Atlantic Sea Park, embark on hikes or scenic drives in the Sunnmore region, and so much more!
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Alesund
Situated in the fjord country, Alesund is spread over seven islands on the western coast with the picturesque Sunnmore Alps as a backdrop. It is definitely a unique city to see and one of Norway's most popular tourist destinations. It's famous for its fantastic Art Nouveau, known as Jugendstil, featuring medieval romantic facades that include specific elements from Nordic mythology.
Visit Alesund Town Center, Aksla Viewpoint, the Art Nouveau Center, the Atlantic Sea Park, embark on hikes or scenic drives in the Sunnmore region, and so much more!
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Alta
Alta is the central town of the largest and least populated Norwegian region - the extreme northeast Finnmark. The local culture and traditions are a mixture of Norwegian and Sami culture. For many years the town belonged only to the Northern Scandinavian indigenous people and was under Finland's administration. Alta is well known as 'the city of the Northern Lights' and given the climate and minimal light pollution (particularly when heading out into the surrounding wilderness), the Aurora has been known to be seen here for up to 200 nights a year.
Visit Alta Museum - World Heritage Rock Art Centre, the Northern Lights Cathedral, Alta Canyon (Sautso), Alta Wildlife Sanctuary, and so much more!
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Andalsnes
The small town of Andalsnes sits at the mouth of the river Rauma by the Romsalsfjord. It is the starting point of Trollstigen, a motorway through a splendid mountain pass that heads south, then is continued by another scenic route, named Ornevegen (Eagle's Road), on the way to Geiranger fjord. Boasting some of the world's most popular hiking trails and paths, Andalsnes is a mecca for nature enthusiasts and professional climbers. From the challenging Trollveggen, Europe's tallest vertical rock face, to family-friendly mountain hikes, this little but exceptionally beautiful town offers a wide variety of hikes for all difficulty levels.
Explore Trollstigen, Romsdalseggen Ridge, Trollveggen, Rauma Railway, visit the Norwegian Mountaineering Center, and so much more!
