Norway Attractions

Sognefjord is the largest and deepest fjord in Norway, about...

The Flåm Railway (Flåmsbana) is one of the world's steepest ...

Vigeland Sculpture Park is Oslo's most famous open-air art v...

The Munch Museum, branded simply as MUNCH, occupies a striki...

Geirangerfjord is one of Norway's most famous fjords, inscri...

The Oslo Opera House rises from the water in the Bjørvika di...

Bryggen is Bergen's iconic UNESCO World Heritage wooden whar...

Mount Fløyen rises 320 metres just north of Bergen's centre;...

Bergen Fish Market (Fisketorget) is the city's lively seafoo...

Aksla Viewpoint atop Mount Aksla (or 418 steps up) offers th...

Atlanterhavsparken sits on the coast at Tueneset, a former n...

Alnes Lighthouse stands at the western tip of the fishing vi...

The Fram Museum on Oslo's Bygdøy peninsula was built around ...

Stavanger Cathedral, located in STAVANGER, Norway, is among ...

The Norwegian Petroleum Museum in Stavanger tells the story ...

The Arctic Cathedral (Ishavskatedralen) is Tromsø's modern l...

Housed in a handsome 1830s customs warehouse on Tromsø's wat...

Polaria is Tromsø's Arctic aquarium and museum with a seal p...

The Seven Sisters Waterfall is Geirangerfjord's most famous ...

Gamle Stavanger is one of Europe's best-preserved wooden hou...

The Eagle Road (Ørnesvingen) is a famous mountain road on th...

Nidaros Cathedral is the largest Gothic cathedral in Norther...

Reine is the postcard village of the Lofoten Islands, with r...

Flåm Railway, located in FLÅM, 挪威, is among the city's most ...