7 articles to prepare your trip
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.
Geirangerfjord
UNESCO-listed, Geirangerfjord unfolds 15 km of cliffs, waterfalls and viewpoints accessible from the village of Geiranger, on Norway's western coast.
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.
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.
Bergen
Bergen, former capital and gateway to Norwegian fjords: UNESCO-listed Bryggen, panoramic summits and excursions to Sognefjord and Hardangerfjord.
Balestrand
Balestrand, an Art Nouveau village in the heart of Sognefjord: architecture, hiking, cruises and practical tips for an authentic stay in Norvège.
Ålesund
Between UNESCO fjords and Art Nouveau facades, Ålesund is the Norwegian gateway to the Geirangerfjord. A complete guide to planning your visit.
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