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Hike plateaus with endless views, conquer colossal glaciers and experience the breathtaking Hardangerfjord in this region of cliffs and waterfalls.

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.

Hike plateaus with endless views, conquer colossal glaciers and experience the breathtaking Hardangerfjord in this region of cliffs and waterfalls.

Geiranger is one of Norway\'s main nature attractions, and visitors come from all around the world to see its deep-blue fjord, snowy mountain peaks and wild waterfalls.

Geiranger is one of Norway\'s main nature attractions, and visitors come from all around the world to see its deep-blue fjord, snowy mountain peaks and wild waterfalls.

With its deep fjords, high mountains, glaciers and old-fashioned stave churches, Sogn and Fjordane is one of Norway\'s most unique counties, and offers nature experiences that are almost guaranteed to take your breath away.

With its deep fjords, high mountains, glaciers and old-fashioned stave churches, Sogn and Fjordane is one of Norway\'s most unique counties, and offers nature experiences that are almost guaranteed to take your breath away.

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.

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.

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.

Geiranger is one of Norway\'s main nature attractions, and visitors come from all around the world to see its deep-blue fjord, snowy mountain peaks and wild waterfalls.

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.

Steinkjer is the administrative centre of Nord-Trøndelag. It has a long history and can offer lots to its visitors, from interesting stone carvings and burial mounds, to stunning bunads (Norwegian traditional clothing) made with traditional methods. With its many rivers and lakes, the Steinkjer area is known for its great fishing, and the city is a good starting point for travel further north via the beautiful Kystriksveien coastal highway.

Geiranger is one of Norway\'s main nature attractions, and visitors come from all around the world to see its deep-blue fjord, snowy mountain peaks and wild waterfalls.

Indoor and outdoor displays bring you face to face with six centuries of urban and rural life in Norway.

Eat local specialties such as fresh caviar, pickled herring and fish soup at this lively outdoor market that dates back to the 12th century.

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.

Geiranger is one of Norway\'s main nature attractions, and visitors come from all around the world to see its deep-blue fjord, snowy mountain peaks and wild waterfalls.

Eat local specialties such as fresh caviar, pickled herring and fish soup at this lively outdoor market that dates back to the 12th century.

Eat local specialties such as fresh caviar, pickled herring and fish soup at this lively outdoor market that dates back to the 12th century.

Geiranger is one of Norway\'s main nature attractions, and visitors come from all around the world to see its deep-blue fjord, snowy mountain peaks and wild waterfalls.

With its deep fjords, high mountains, glaciers and old-fashioned stave churches, Sogn and Fjordane is one of Norway\'s most unique counties, and offers nature experiences that are almost guaranteed to take your breath away.

Geiranger is one of Norway\'s main nature attractions, and visitors come from all around the world to see its deep-blue fjord, snowy mountain peaks and wild waterfalls.

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