Explore in Norway

Sortland

Sortland

Nicknamed the 'blue city', Sortland is the heart of the Vesterålen islands, beyond the Arctic Circle. The perfect base for fjords, whales and the route to Lofoten.

Harstad

Harstad

Harstad, on Hinnøya island, is an ideal base for exploring northern Norway: beautifully preserved early 20th-century architecture, the medieval Trondenes fortress, the midnight sun, and direct access to the Lofoten Islands.

Ornes

Ornes

Evenes

Evenes

Geilo (ou AI)

Geilo (or AI)

Svolvær

Svolvær

Tromsø

Tromsø

Svolvær

Svolvær

Svolvær is the gateway to the Lofoten Islands, beyond the Arctic Circle. A bustling port, jagged peaks, winter northern lights and summer midnight sun—the city encompasses everything that makes this Norwegian archipelago unique.

Andenes

Andenes

At the northern edge of Andøya island, Andenes combines year-round reliable whale watching, a 19th-century lighthouse and virtually deserted Arctic beaches, far from the crowds of the Lofoten Islands.

Stockholm

Stockholm

Just an hour from Oslo, Stockholm naturally extends your Scandinavian journey between archipelago, royal palaces and Swedish way of life. Our complete guide.

Oslo

Oslo

Between fjords, forests and Nordic architecture, Oslo unfolds on foot, by ferry or by metro. Here's our complete guide to visiting Norway's capital.

Loen

Loen

At the heart of Nordfjord, Loen combines a breathtaking Skylift, turquoise waters, and the glacial arms of Jostedalsbreen, set against pristine mountain wilderness.

Leikanger

Leikanger

On the north shore of the Sognefjord, Leikanger combines 1,200 years of Viking history, endless orchards and exceptional honey. Our complete guide to this royal village.

Hafslo

Hafslo

Hafslo, a peaceful village between Sognefjord and Lusterfjord, combines rural heritage, hiking on Mount Molden, and direct access to the Jostedalsbreen glaciers.

Geilo

Between Oslo and Bergen, Geilo combines 46 alpine slopes, 550 km of cross-country skiing, and access to the Hardangervidda and Hallingskarvet plateaus.

Flåm

Flåm

Nestled between the Aurlandsfjord and the mountains, Flåm is the gateway to the Sognefjord and the famous panoramic Flåmsbana train. Here's how to explore it.

Fjaerland

Fjaerland

Nestled between the Sognefjord and Jostedalsbreen glacier, Fjaerland blends breathtaking glacier landscapes with a literary heritage anchored by the celebrated Book City of Mundal.

Copenhague

Copenhagen

The cycling capital and cradle of New Nordic Cuisine, Copenhagen blends royal heritage, Scandinavian design, and the hygge way of life on the shores of the Øresund.