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Learn about the residents’ indigenous roots, explore snowy terrain and gaze up at the aurora borealis in the Kingdom of Light.

Admire exotic plants from Chile, Africa and Turkey, along with a large collection of alpine and arctic flora in these beautiful public gardens.

See interactive exhibits, wander through exotic botanical gardens and learn about Norway’s polar seafaring tradition in the departments of this exceptional museum.

Take an exhilarating hike to this granite plateau, where you can experience sweeping views of the Lysefjord and photograph the famed Kjerag Boulder.

This riverside town is popular with whitewater rafters and also serves as a portal to the expansive protected spaces of Rondane National Park. 

Magnificent fjords dazzle and mountains rise high in the astonishingly beautiful UNESCO-listed landscape where this village is located. 

Magnificent fjords dazzle and mountains rise high in the astonishingly beautiful UNESCO-listed landscape where this village is located. 

Admire exotic plants from Chile, Africa and Turkey, along with a large collection of alpine and arctic flora in these beautiful public gardens.

Aircraft museums, golf and drag car racing make this an interesting place to visit and it’s just a short drive from Oslo city center. 

Norway’s City of Seven Mountains is known for its 12th-century wharfs, lively fish markets and hiking and cross-country skiing in scenic wilderness.

Admire exotic plants from Chile, Africa and Turkey, along with a large collection of alpine and arctic flora in these beautiful public gardens.

Experience the rush of adrenalin as you swoop down runs and go cross-country skiing through the fjord landscape of this west Norwegian resort.

One of the world’s northernmost churches has presided over the waters of Vågsfjord and housed treasured religious artworks since medieval times.

Visit this northern Norwegian city for outdoor adventures and breathtaking mountain scenery, art galleries and spectacular sightings of the northern lights.

This former shipyard is now a popular entertainment, shopping and restaurant district on the shores of the Oslo Fjord.

One of the world’s northernmost churches has presided over the waters of Vågsfjord and housed treasured religious artworks since medieval times.

This 19th-century wooden Protestant cathedral is highly regarded for its Gothic Revival architecture, imposing bell tower and striking interior artwork.