Explore Norway

Vigeland Park

At the heart of Oslo's Frogner Park, Vigeland Park brings together over 200 sculptures by Gustav Vigeland along a 850-metre axis, with free access.

Tungestolen

Tungestolen

Norwegian mountain refuge rebuilt in 2015 by Snøhetta following Storm Dagmar, accessible only on foot from Veitastrond, facing the Jostedalen glacier.

Oslo City Hall

Located on Nansen Square, Oslo City Hall hosts the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony and a remarkable collection of frescoes depicting Norwegian history.

Parliament Square

Seat of the Norwegian Parliament since 1866, Stortinget can be visited free of charge in summer at the heart of Oslo, on Karl Johans gate.

The Nærøyfjord

A narrow arm of the Sognefjord and UNESCO World Heritage site, the Nærøyfjord is best explored by cruise from Gudvangen, between 1,700-meter cliffs and isolated hamlets.

Henjatunet Farm

A historic farm overlooking Sognefjord, Henjatunet brings together the 1765 Eggjastova, Viking burial mounds and orchards of apples, pears and plums.

Fish Market

Between Bryggen and Bergen's train station, the fish market brings together fresh fish, Norwegian specialties and medieval commercial heritage.

Bryggen

Bryggen

A former Hanseatic trading post in Bergen and UNESCO World Heritage site, Bryggen has lined its colorful wooden houses along the inner harbor since the 12th century.

Borgund Stave Church

Built around 1180 at Borgund, this stave church is one of Norvège's best-preserved stavkirker, featuring intricately carved portals and a seven-tiered roof.

Bergenhus Fortress

At the tip of Bergen harbour, Bergenhus brings together a 13th-century medieval hall, Rosenkrantz Tower and traces of World War II.

Akershus Fortress

A 13th-century citadel overlooking Oslo Fjord, Akershus houses military museums, a Resistance memorial and a royal crypt. Complete visitor's guide.

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.

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.

Bergen

Bergen

Bergen, former capital and gateway to Norwegian fjords: UNESCO-listed Bryggen, panoramic summits and excursions to Sognefjord and Hardangerfjord.

Balestrand

Balestrand

Balestrand, an Art Nouveau village in the heart of Sognefjord: architecture, hiking, cruises and practical tips for an authentic stay in Norvège.