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

Experience the otherworldly splendor of the Lysefjord as you hike to this peculiar viewing platform, photographing sheer cliffs and stunning vistas along the way.

This historic, oil-rich city in southwestern Norway is renowned for its culture and sardines, and for being a gateway to the spectacular Norwegian fjords

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

This hands-on museum tells the inspirational stories of famous recipients of the prestigious peace prize.

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.

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

This former staple port, north of Moss, has played an important role in Norwegian trade history and offers today beautiful wooden buildings, a rich cultural history, a distinctly coastal culture and a strong local identity.

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

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

This historic, oil-rich city in southwestern Norway is renowned for its culture and sardines, and for being a gateway to the spectacular Norwegian fjords

This former staple port, north of Moss, has played an important role in Norwegian trade history and offers today beautiful wooden buildings, a rich cultural history, a distinctly coastal culture and a strong local identity.

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.

This historic, oil-rich city in southwestern Norway is renowned for its culture and sardines, and for being a gateway to the spectacular Norwegian fjords

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

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

Learn about the geological history of oil, how it was found in the North Sea and the importance of oil production safety precautions at this interactive museum.

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

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

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.

This versatile city next to Lake Mjøsa can offer history dating back to the Middle Ages, modern art exhibitions and swimming at the heart of the town.

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

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