Tur keliling Norwegia

Norway offers many interesting and beautiful places to see. Here are some suggestions:

1. Fjords: Norway is famous for its fjords, such as the Sognefjord and Geirangerfjord, which offer impressive views of mountains and waterfalls.

2.Bergen: A beautiful port city located at the foot of Mount Fløyen, from which you can enjoy panoramic views of the city and the surrounding area.

3. Tromsø: A city located in northern Norway, known for its exceptional views of the Aurora Borealis (Aurora Borealis).

4. Trollstigen: a popular tourist route, offering unforgettable views of mountains and waterfalls.

5.Preikestolen (Pulpit Rock): an impressive 600-meter high cliff with panoramic views of the fjords and the surrounding area.

6.Ålesund: a beautiful city by the sea, known for its colorful architecture and panoramic views.

7. Rondane National Park: a national park offering beautiful views of mountains, lakes and wildlife.

8. Lofoten Islands: an archipelago of islands located in northern Norway, known for beautiful views of the fjords, mountains and sea.

I traveled around Norway for 5 seasons, I visited maybe 10% of what is worth seeing. Norway is a beautiful country, almost everywhere is beautiful, from VERSDENS ENDE to Skrsvag. Don't forget Jotunheimen. If you want to fish, buy a permit, sea waters are free of charge, watch out for toll sections of private roads, pay always because you can eat embarrassment and get in trouble.

1. Preikestolen (Apology Cape) - a piece of sparkling limestone rock surrounded by mountains, considered one of Norway's greatest attractions.

2. Fjords - one of the world's most beautiful natural areas of Norway is a fjord valley that comes from a glacier and offers a beautiful panorama and viewpoints.

3. Lofoten - an amazing archipelago of uplifted rocks, with old fishing buildings and charming chernozem beaches. This place is especially appreciated by lovers of waterfowl.

4. Trolle fjell - a very characteristic Norwegian attraction - Trolle Fjellet allows you to enjoy the beauty of the tundra covered with deciduous forest and caves of rocky passages.

5. Bergen- 2-thousand old city by the sea and the Continental Shelf. For centuries, Norway has been the destination of sea merchant ships and artists who have sought inspiration for their creations in the old town charm of Bergen.

I lived 10 years in Norway. On the north. It is definitely worth going to NORDKap. I recommend. However, remember that a trip to the nord is only in the summer. From June to August. Lots of beautiful places along the way. Prices a bit high but worth it. Good luck

All of Norway is beautiful. Avoiding big cities, you can focus on visiting the fjords and see the views that every mortal should see on the Troll Trail. I recommend the north and the islands. In winter it is windy and cold, but from May to September it is beautiful. And those days... that last until 3 am. I recommend it to any adventurer.

Norway road trip: Day 1: Arrive in Oslo and explore the city, including the famous Vigeland Park. Day 2: Train ride through the picturesque fjord landscape to Bergen. Day 3: Explore Bergen, including the historic port of Bryggen, the cathedral and the Edvard Grieg Museum. Day 4: Drive through the fjords west of Bergen, including a visit to a fishing village and accommodation at a holiday resort. Day 5: Speedboat trip to the famous Geiranger Fjord, with stunning views of the surrounding mountains and waterfalls. Day 6: Travel to the capital of Sogn og Fjordane, along the promenade along the tourist road famously named "Serpentine". Day 7: Walk through the picturesque villages and fjord surroundings, including a visit to the national museum. Day 8: Return to Oslo, visit the Open Air Museum and free evening before departure.