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Make the journey up Bergen’s highest mountain to hike, dine and enjoy incredible panoramas across the mountains, fjords and sea.

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

This town and region of the same name share exciting northern Norway experiences, from Viking heritage to coastal islets and rugged mountains.

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

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

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.

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

A rich cultural heritage meets a wealth of natural beauty and fantastic outdoor activity opportunities in this region’s heavily forested reaches. 

This town and region of the same name share exciting northern Norway experiences, from Viking heritage to coastal islets and rugged mountains.

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

This university city with historic wooden houses, museums, islets and snow-capped mountains still attracts pilgrims to its medieval cathedral.

Make the journey up Bergen’s highest mountain to hike, dine and enjoy incredible panoramas across the mountains, fjords and sea.

Gaze in awe at natural marvels, discover ancient rock art, go dogsledding and sleep in an ice hotel at this town in northern Norway.

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

Traditional wooden houses once occupied by merchants line alleyways by the waterfront, where you’ll find hand-made souvenirs, seafood restaurants and museums.

This university city with historic wooden houses, museums, islets and snow-capped mountains still attracts pilgrims to its medieval cathedral.

Gaze in awe at natural marvels, discover ancient rock art, go dogsledding and sleep in an ice hotel at this town in northern Norway.

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