6 articles to prepare your trip
Arctic archipelago 1,300 km from the mainland, Svalbard combines 2,400 inhabitants in Longyearbyen, 3,000 polar bears and glaciers covering 60% of the territory.
Beyond the Arctic Circle, Tromsø opens the hunt for auroras and whales, while Finnmark unfolds the Sami tundra all the way to North Cape at 71° north.
Two Arctic archipelagos where granite peaks plunge into the sea, dotted with cod-fishing villages, white-sand beaches and sperm whales off the coast of Andenes.
Between the Nidaros Cathedral in Trondheim, the ochre houses of Røros at 2,070 feet and the musk oxen of Dovrefjell, Trøndelag marks Norway's transition from the agricultural south to the subarctic north.
From Bergen to Ålesund, 600 kilometres of UNESCO-listed fjords, villages of 80 inhabitants, goat cheese made in copper cauldrons, and trains climbing 866 metres through 20 tunnels.
Eastern Norway brings together the capital Oslo, its polar museums on Bygdøy, the Nordmarka forests and the rural valleys of Telemark and Gudbrandsdalen as far as Røros.
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