The main highlight of this Scandinavian country is the stunning beauty of nature. Mountains, glaciers, waterfalls and fjords create unique landscape paintings that attract many tourists.
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Monument of Codfish, Bergen
Fishing has long been the main occupation of the tribes that inhabited the coast in the area of Bergen. The local waters have always been famous for a large number of shoals of cod, which was the main prey of fishermen...read more 
Fishing in Geiranger
In addition to the beauty of nature, Geirangerfjord is also famous for excellent fishing. While waiting for the ferry, I approached a family of fishermen with whom our guide Marina was talking...read more
Thomas Angells Hus, Trondheim
Opposite the western entrance to the Old bridge is a luxurious mansion known as the Home of Thomas Angell. Thomas Angell (1692-1767) was a major Trondheim industrialist and merchant, who in 1762 bequeathed all his savings to help the poor...read more
Sculptures and Reliefs of Oslo City Hall
The City Hall is richly decorated with sculptures and reliefs made by famous Norwegian artists. The square in front of the main entrance to the town Hall is decorated with a fountain with two bronze swans (Svanegruppe) by the sculptor Dyre Vaa...read more
Norway Regions and Cities
Oslo
The capital and largest city of Norway, here you will see the medieval fortress of Akershus, visit the Gustav Vigeland sculpture Park, the Ethnographic Museum, and get acquainted with the masterpieces of modern Norwegian architecture read more
Trøndelag
Trøndelag region is located in the Central part of Norway. The capital city of province is Steinkjer, but most of the population lives in Trondheim. We will drive through the deep forests of the Eastern Trendelag, visit the ancient city of miners and metallurgists Røros, get acquainted with the nature of the Geula river valley, and of course, walk around Trondheim read more .
Møre og Romsdal
The province of Møre og Romsdal stretches along the Atlantic coast in northwestern Norway. Here we will cross the Halsaftord ferry, go over the Gemenssund bridge, then along the picturesque banks of the Batnfjord and Fannefjord and get acquainted with the capital of the province, the city of Molde, which is called North nice. Then we will cross the Romsdalfjord twice by ferry, and continue along the Eidsdalen valley, at the end of which we will find the pearl of the province-the famous "Eagle road" and the Geirangerfjord with the "Seven sisters" waterfalls read more .
Eastern Norway (Østlandet)
This region is home to most of the population of Norway, as it is the capital of Oslo, while the Northern lands of Astlandet are sparsely populated and have a harsh climate. The region includes Telemark, Hedmark, Oppland, Viken with picturesque mountains and valleys, and Oslofjord read more
Sogn og Fjordane
Hornidal - Stryn, Summer Ski Resort - Fjordvegen - Loen - Olden - Oldevatnet Lake. Oldedalsvegen - A Walk to Briksdalsbreen Glacier - Kleivafossen Waterfall - Briksdalsbre Village - Blåfjellet Mountains and Miklebustdalen Valley. The Mountain of the Witches - Bøyabreen Glacier - Evening Sogndal. Morning in the Sognefjord - Along the Fjærlandfjorden by Boat - Fjærland - Walk Along Fjaerlandfjord bank - Norwegian Glacier Museum, Fjærland - 'Our fragile climate' Exposition - Visit to Nigardsbreen Glacier - Jostedalen and Barsnesfjorden - Loftesnes Bridge read more
Hordaland
Oppheimsvatnet Lake - Twindefossen Waterfall - Bergen - Steinsdalen - Steinsdalsfossen Waterfall - Norheimsund - Steinstø Fruit Farm - Fyksesund Landscape Park, a Boat Ride - Fyksesund Bridge (Fyksesundbrua) - Steinstø, a Village on the Hardangerfjord - Hardangervegen and Osvegen - Halhjem–Sandvikvåg, Fanafjord Ferry - Åkrafjorden - Langfossen Waterfall - Mountains of Western Norway. Løyningsdalen - Røldal - Røldal Stavkyrkje read more
Rogaland
Haugesund - Avaldsnes read more
Telemark
Haukelifjell Pass - Ståvatn Lake - Åmot - Morgedal - Seljord - Sauland read more