Hordaland Places of Interest
Twindefossen Waterfall
Early in the morning, we left the cozy hotel on the quiet and picturesque lake Oppheimsvannet and headed along the E16 highway towards Bergen. Just a few kilometers later we stop at another miracle of the Norwegian landscape...read more
Bergen
Bergen, the second largest city in Norway, until the mid-19th century occupied the first place in the country by population...read more
Bergen - Steinsdalen
In the afternoon, we left Bergen and took the E39 highway to Åsane, then turned off the E16, which runs along the southern shore of the Sørfjorden...read more
Steinsdalsfossen Waterfall
A little over an hour after leaving Bergen, we stopped in the Steinsdalen valley, two kilometers from the town of Norheimsund, at another natural attraction...read more
Norheimsund
Norheimsund, located on the bay of the same name and has about three and a half thousand inhabitants. It is the administrative center of the commune of Kvam. In October 1932, the сentral part of the city was destroyed by fire and rebuilt. Most of the buildings are designed in the style of Scandinavian rationalism...read more
Steinstø Fruit Farm
Now we will get acquainted with the Steinstø fruit farm, located in one kilometer from the Fiksesund bridge...read more
Fykse and Fyksesund Bridge
The Fyksesund, a small branch of the Hardangerfjord, takes its name from the small farming village of Fykse, located at its mouth. In 1999, the village received a special award from the Governor of the province of Hordaland for the preservation of the cultural landscape...read more
Steinstø, a Village on the Hardangerfjord
Surprisingly, on the banks of the Hardangerfjord, in a harsh land of rocks and polar night, apples, pears, plums and other southern fruits and berries grow perfectly. Fyksesund at the mouth where the shore is not very steep, is a tiny farming community Steinstø...read more
Hardangervegen and Osvegen
From Fixesund, we drove back along the fv7 highway to Samnanger, at the end of the Samnangerfjord...read more
Halhjem–Sandvikvåg, Fanafjord Ferry
In Halhjem, the E39 highway led us to another ferry crossing. There are two routes at once: from the left berth Halhjem-Våge, from the right Halhjem-Sandvikvåg. We're going to Haugesund so we're going right...read more
Langfossen Waterfall
At the end of the Åkrafjorden, three kilometers from the tiny village of Fjæra, there is one of the pearls of Southwestern Norway, where you must make a stop...read more
Røldal Stavkyrkje
The main fame of the town is brought by one of the oldest buildings in Norway, a wooden church Røldal stavkyrkje, built in the thirteenth century...read more