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Beitostølen in Valdres is best known as one of Norway\'s most popular winter sports havens, but did you know that this quaint little mountain village also has many more exciting things to offer?

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

Visit a polar museum and learn about Norway’s hunting heritage, watch whales and enjoy a range of outdoor activities in this historic fishing port village.

Surrounded by Arctic nature, this town lies amid the fascinating land of the northernmost indigenous group in all of Europe.

Stay in a Norwegian village that has slopes for all skiing levels, hundreds of miles of cross-country ski tracks and a huge toboggan trail.

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

Lillestrøm is known as Norway\'s cycling capital – in other words, it is the perfect place to explore on two wheels. Its proximity to Oslo also offers several possibilities.

A traditional and charming village of northern Norway, this spot has significant ethnic history dating back to the Viking Age. 

Beitostølen in Valdres is best known as one of Norway\'s most popular winter sports havens, but did you know that this quaint little mountain village also has many more exciting things to offer?

Beitostølen in Valdres is best known as one of Norway\'s most popular winter sports havens, but did you know that this quaint little mountain village also has many more exciting things to offer?

See the skeleton of a sperm whale, learn about marine mammal biology and join a boat trip for close-range viewings of migrating whales.

Surrounded by Arctic nature, this town lies amid the fascinating land of the northernmost indigenous group in all of Europe.

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

Lillestrøm is known as Norway\'s cycling capital – in other words, it is the perfect place to explore on two wheels. Its proximity to Oslo also offers several possibilities.

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

Surrounded by Arctic nature, this town lies amid the fascinating land of the northernmost indigenous group in all of Europe.

The region offers outdoor experiences all year round. You will find rich wildlife, stunning hiking and unique natural phenomena.