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07/06/2026

Nigel Slater may have five years of experience as a food critic, but we think he's got great taste in travel too! See what he has to say about Norway.

31/05/2026

Celebrating it's 403rd anniversary this year, the Gothenburg botanical garden is an amazing place to slip away form the city. Enjoy over 16,000 varieties of plants, several idyllic themed gardens, and gorgeous greenhouses.

24/05/2026

If you're looking for interesting cultural events to attend this year, look no further! Whether you're interested in music, food, art, fairytales, or even steam boats, you can find it in the Nordics this August.

03/05/2026

We agree with Rick - Norway is beautiful beyond earthly descriptions! Experience its ethereal glory for yourself without the hassle by touring with us.

21/03/2026

Spring is absolutely serene when covered in pink. Enjoy two cultures coming together during the Copenhagen Sakura Festival, a celebration of natural beauty and rebirth. During the festival, you can experience classical music, traditional Japanese ceremonies, and learn about traditional foods from Japan. It's a cultural event you don't want to miss.

24/01/2026

Flåm is a picturesque mountain village nestled in the end of Aurlandsfjorden, and right in the middle of the Norway in a Nutshell tour. It's the destination of the famous Flåmsbana, which is oftentimes described as the world’s most scenic train ride. It winds through the scenic Flåm Valley and stops at the mighty Kjossfossen waterfall.

Leaving in the other direction from Flåm is the beautiful experience of the fjord cruise from Flåm to Gudvangen. You'll sail the majestic Nærøyfjord, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. At Gudvangen, we recommend you visit the Viking Valley and witness how the old Nordic people lived in real life.

If you are staying in Flåm, consider visiting a couple of major attractions here. For instance, you can learn more about Flåmsbana at the Flåm Railway Museum – the entrance is free of charge! The other notable point of interest is the Flåm Church, which dates back to as far as 1340 (but was completed only in 1670). Fretheim Cultural Park is also an interesting place where you can have a relaxed walk and get a lovely view of this mountain village.

For travelers with a more active lifestyle, there are a couple of fascinating trekking routes. You can hike to the Stegastein viewpoint, which offers spectacular views of the fjord and mountains. Another worthwhile hike leads to the Brekkefossen waterfall, which you can see up close. There are fantastic opportunities for hiking and cycling in Flåm Valley – or consider enjoying that fantastic scenery using Scandinavia’s longest zipline! ;)

23/01/2026

Top 5 Free Travel Attractions in Oslo

Norwegian cities aren't exactly known for their low cost of living, and Oslo is no exception. If you're traveling on a budget, you may be interested in these free attractions in the city!

1. Oslo Opera House. This bright example of modern Nordic architecture symbolizes a glacier floating in the Oslofjord. You can climb on the roof without stepping a foot inside and enjoy a beautiful view of the city. The beautiful lobby is also free to enter, and you can of course buy a ticket to the many musical performances it hosts. You can also cross the street to see Oslo's beautiful futuristic public library with great views of the harbor and opera house.

2. Vigeland Sculpture Park. Frogner Park, as the locals call it, is home to an impressive, one-of-a-kind installation that consists of 212 sculptures and culminates in a huge monolith. All of these sculptures were designed by Gustav Vigeland, a prominent Norwegian architect, and they depict all aspects of human life. The park is accessible 24/7.

3. Oslo City Hall. The construction of this towering red-brick edifice in the vicinity of Aker Brygge was completed in 1950, and it immediately became the city's landmark. The walls of the city hall feature bold Norwegian frescoes and art, which depicts the country's history, culture, mythology, and work life.

4. Tjuvholmen Sculpture Park. This sculpture park is an installation in the affluent neighborhood of Tjuvholmen. The park is located just next to Astrup Fearnley Museum and it was designed by Italian architect Renzo Piano.

5. Stortinget. Generally, the Norwegian parliament is not accessible to the public. However, there are free guided tours that take place on Saturday (you can look up the dates and information on the website of Stortinget). Bear in mind that you cannot pre-book this guided tour, just show up at the agreed time.

20/01/2026

One of the beautiful stops on the Norway in a Nutshell tour, Gudvangen is a scenic village nesteled on the shores of Nærøyfjord. Fom here, you can take a fjord cruise orexplore the Njardarheimr Viking Village, a living history of the vikings!

Have you visited Gudvangen? Do you want to go? Tell us about it!

08/12/2025

Christmas holidays are just around the corner, and now is the perfect time to start planning your summer vacation. :)

Check out our latest YouTube video, dedicated to the best fjords Norway has to offer, and choose the destination that best matches your passions and interests. ;)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QK1L4OEzLqQ

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07/12/2025

Alta, a small town in Northern Norway, is a hidden gem nestled in the Arctic Circle. This enchanting town is renowned as one of Europe's premier destinations for witnessing the mesmerizing Northern Lights.

From September to April, Alta's clear skies come alive with the dancing aurora borealis, a breathtaking spectacle of vibrant colors. Here, you can set out on thrilling adventures in the Arctic wilderness, cozy up in a traditional Sami lavvu, and gaze upon nature's most awe-inspiring light show.

This beautiful town is one of Norway's best destinations in winter.

And what are your favorite attractions in Norway? ;) Let us know in the comments below! :)