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Sandefjord

Sandefjord

Sandefjord is a city and municipality in Norway, located in Vestfold og Telemark county.

Sandefjord is a beautiful coastal town located in the southeast region of Norway. Known for its stunning natural landscapes, white sandy beaches, and crystal-clear waters, Sandefjord is a popular destination for nature lovers and water sports enthusiasts. In addition to its natural beauty, the town also has a rich maritime history, having been an important centre for the whaling industry in the past. Today, visitors can explore the Whaling Museum, which offers a fascinating insight into the town’s whaling history. With its combination of natural beauty and historical heritage, Sandefjord is a charming place to visit in Norway.

An archipelago in the Arctic Ocean, known for its glacial landscapes and the presence of polar bears.

Borgund Stave Church

One of the best-preserved, located in Borgund, Laerdal. Built between 1180 and 1250. It is currently a museum.

Hopperstad Stave Church

Located near Vikøyri, in Vik Municipality. Built in 1130, it is one of the oldest.

Heddal Stave Church

Built in the early 13th century and renovated in the 16th century. Located in Heddal, Notodden.

The northernmost point of continental Europe, although there is actually a point further north called Knivskjelodden.

Historic city known for the Nidaros Cathedral and its medieval past.

Atlanterhavsveien

A spectacular road connecting Averøy and Eide, known for the Storseisundet Bridge.

Besseggen Trail in Jotunheimen National Park

National park known for its glaciers and mountains, with hiking trails offering spectacular views of the fjords.

The highest waterfall in Europe, located near Trondheim or Ålesund.

The largest city in the Arctic and one of the best places to see the Northern Lights.

Northern Lights

Natural phenomenon that can be observed in the Norwegian Arctic during the winter months.

Lofoten Islands

An impressive archipelago known for its landscapes and fishing villages.

One of Norway’s most challenging and spectacular hiking trails, culminating in a rock that juts out over a cliff.

Stegastein Viewpoint

Offers spectacular views of the Aurland fjord and the surrounding mountains.

The Flåm Railway

One of the most beautiful train journeys in the world, running from the fjord to Myrdal station.

Norway’s second largest city, known for its viewpoints and the historic Bryggen district.

Famous hiking trail culminating in a rock suspended over the Lysefjord.

Monument composed of three 10-metre-high swords embedded in a rock near Stavanger, commemorating the Battle of Hafrsfjord.

Stavanger and its Old Town

Norway’s fourth largest city, known for its oil industry and charming historic centre.

Pulpit Rock (Preikestolen)

Iconic rock formation rising 604 metres above the Lysefjord, near Jørpeland in Rogaland county.

Hamar is a city in the municipality of Hamar in Innlandet county, Norway. It is the administrative centre of the Hamar municipality and is located in the tradit

Arendal is a city in Agder county, Norway. It is the administrative centre of the Arendal municipality and the seat of the Governor of Agder County.

Bodø is a city in the municipality of Bodø in Nordland county, Norway. It is the administrative centre of both the Bodø municipality and Nordland county.

Sandefjord is a city and municipality in Norway, located in Vestfold og Telemark county.

Haugesund is a city and municipality in southwestern Norway, belonging to Rogaland county in the Vestlandet region.

Moss is a city and municipality in Østfold county, Norway. It is a port city located on the eastern shore of the Oslofjord.

It was considered the oldest city in Norway, founded by the Vikings in the 9th century.

Ålesund is a city and municipality in Møre og Romsdal county, Norway. It is a port located 236 km northeast of Bergen and is well known for the Art Nouveau arch

Sarpsborg is a city and municipality in Østfold county, Norway.

Sandnes is a city and municipality in Rogaland county, in southwestern Norway.

The fifth largest city in Norway, situated on a peninsula at the mouth of the Torridalselv River.

Porsgrunn/Skien

Porsgrunn is a city and municipality in Vestfold og Telemark county, Norway.

Drammen is a municipality and town in Norway, located in Viken county. It was the former capital of the now-defunct Buskerud county.

Fredrikstad is a city and municipality in Østfold county, Norway.

Norwegian capital, formerly known as Christiania.

Fruene, Svalbard

The northernmost chocolate factory in the world. It produces sweets inspired by the Arctic, such as miniature white chocolate polar bears and chocolates with pa

Pyramiden, Svalbard

Pyramiden is an old Russian mining town abandoned in 1998. Time has stood still in this fascinating town in Svalbard, and National Geographic has listed it as o

Svalbard Global Seed Vault

A vault containing more than 930,000 different seed varieties, known as the ‘Doomsday Vault’, it serves as an insurance policy for the world’s food supply.

It is the second largest glacier in Norway and is located in the northern part of the country.

Located in western Norway, it is the third largest glacier in the country.

Another arm of the Jostedalsbreen, it is known for its stunning beauty and its glacial lake.

An arm of the Jostedalsbreen glacier, it is one of the most accessible and visited glaciers in the country.

It is the largest glacier in continental Europe and is located in western Norway.

Whale watching in Lofoten

These islands offer a unique opportunity to see orcas, especially during the winter when the orcas follow the herring schools.

Whale watching in Svalbard

These Arctic islands are one of the few places where belugas can be seen in their natural habitat. It is also possible to spot walruses and polar bears.

Whale watching in Stø

Located in the Vesterålen Islands, it is another popular starting point for whale watching tours.

Whale watching in Tromsø

This Arctic city is known as the "Gateway to the Arctic" and offers tours to see orcas, humpback whales, and fin whales.

Whale watching in Andenes

Located in the Vesterålen Islands, it is one of the most popular places for whale watching. During the summer, it is possible to see sperm whales, orcas, and fi

Mount Tjeldbergtind

An easy walk for a sunny day. The views are well worth it.

Mount Skageflå

Historic mountain farm, spectacular views of the Geiranger fjord, UNESCO heritage site.

Mount Torghatten

There is a marked natural trail to follow, so it’s necessary to wear good footwear for moving around.

The Lyngen Alps

They are not very tall mountains; their height ranges between 1,280 and 1,500 metres.

Mount Galdhøpiggen

It is the highest mountain in Scandinavia.

Mount Gaustatoppen

It’s worth climbing up to the radio antenna. From the top, you can enjoy stunning views.

An unbeatable view of the city. An experience for families with teenagers.

The trail is very well marked, and the views of the fjord are stunning.

Mount Ulriken and its cable car ride make for an excellent outing in Bergen.

Mount Fløyen and the Funicular

One of Bergen’s must-see attractions is the funicular that takes you up to the viewpoint on Mount Fløyen.

Trekking in Molladalen, Sunnmøre

Valley surrounded by steep mountain peaks reaching up to 1,400 metres above sea level.

Trekking in Jutulhogget, Røros

In Alvdal, you can admire the largest gorge in northern Europe.

Trekking in Junkerdalsura, Saltfjellet

A nature reserve near Storjord, north of the Saltfjellet mountains. It is a botanical paradise filled with a wide variety of plants.

Trekking in Døråldalen, Rondane

Valley in Rondane where ice, wind, and weather have shaped the surrounding landscapes in unique ways.

Trekking on the Kongevegen road, in Lærdal

The King’s Road, or Kongevegen, was the first road to connect eastern and western Norway in 1793.

Trekking in Sautso/Alta Canyon, in Alta

The walls of the longest canyon in northern Europe rise between 300 and 400 metres. There are no hiking trails, but there are viewpoints from which you can admi

Trekking in Innerdalen, Sunndal

Known as the most beautiful valley in Norway, surrounded by mountains and lakes in the Northwest.

Trekking in Utladalen, Årdal

One of the deepest valleys in northern Europe, it stretches about 20 km from the Sognefjord to Sognefjellet and the Jotunheimen mountains.

Trekking in Husedalen, Hardanger

Wild valley in Kinsarvik, by the Hardangerfjord, featuring at least four spectacular waterfalls.

Trekking in Aurlandsdalen, by the Sognefjord

Classic 20 km hiking route that starts at the Østerbø mountain lodge and ends in Vassbygdi, in Aurland, by the Sognefjord.

Nore Stave Church

Located in Nore og Uvdal, built after 1167. It features artefacts in the Rococo and Renaissance styles.

Kvernes Stave Church

Located in Averøy, built in the second half of the 14th century. It has been remodelled and expanded.

Høre Stave Church

Built between 1179 and 1180 in Ryfoss, Vang. It is currently a Lutheran church.

Hegge Stave Church

Built in the first half of the 13th century in Hegge, Østre Slidre. It is currently a Lutheran church.

Haltdalen Stave Church

Originally from Haltdalen, now located at the Polar Museum in Trøndelag, Trondheim. Built in 1170.

Grip Stave Church

Built in the second half of the 15th century, located on the island of Grip. It has been restored several times.

Lom Stave Church

Located in Lom, Gudbrandsdal district. Built in the second half of the 12th century. It features a medieval ridge with a dragon head.

Gol Stave Church

Originally from Gol, Hallingdal. Moved to Bygdøy, Oslo. It is located in the Norwegian Museum of Cultural History.

Urnes Stave Church

The oldest still standing, built in 1130. Located in Ornes, by the Lustrafjorden fjord. It features elements of Viking tradition.

41 km drive to Norway’s most spectacular beaches.

It leads to two of southern Norway’s natural attractions: Preikestolen and Kjerag.

67 km through spectacular plains and one of Europe’s largest wild reindeer reserves.

Geiranger-Trollstigen Road

It connects the famous Geiranger fjord with the impressive Trollstigen road.

Known as "Norway in miniature," this island combines the country’s natural beauty with architectural interventions.

67 km along the rugged Arctic Ocean coast, discovering fishing villages and fjords.

160 km in the Arctic through lands inhabited by the Sami. Ideal for birdwatchers and cyclists.

Located in the Arctic, near the Lofoten Islands.

The fjord of Norway’s third largest city, Trondheim.

Surrounded by peaks over 1,700 metres, near Ålesund

It stretches for over 100 km to the Jostedalsbreen glacier.

The fjord of the capital, Oslo.

Famous for Preikestolen, or Pulpit Rock, it is one of the most photographed fjords in Norway.

Known for the views from Trolltunga.

Nærøyfjord - UNESCO World Heritage Site

Part of the Norway in a Nutshell tour and considered a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The longest and deepest fjord in Norway with an impressive emerald colour.

The most famous fjord, known for its appearance in the Disney film, Frozen.

An impressive waterfall surrounded by vegetation and mountains. It has inspired artists and poets and is a sacred place for the locals. A notable destination in

Bridal Veil Waterfall

An impressive waterfall in a beautiful natural setting, with water cascading from a cliff creating a curtain of water. It attracts tourists and nature lovers, w

Seven Sisters Waterfall

An impressive waterfall in a Scandinavian fjord, standing 250 metres tall. Divided into seven streams, it is a popular tourist attraction.

Vettisfossen Waterfall

Impressive waterfall in Utladalen Valley, one of the tallest in Norway. A trail through the valley includes other beautiful waterfalls.

Vøringfossen Waterfall

Discover an impressive waterfall with a drop of 180 metres. Enjoy the views and relax as you listen to the power of the water in a canyon.

A picturesque village in a Norwegian fjord offers unique experiences for exploring the fjords, such as zodiac boat trips and a train journey considered one of t

Steinsdalsfossen

Famous waterfall where you can walk behind the curtain of water.

The longest suspension bridge in Norway, with a length of 1,380 metres. From it, you can access Hardangerfjord, the country’s second largest fjord.

Characterised by the multitude of streams that cascade down its hillside.

A picturesque village with islands connected by bridges, canals, and fishing boats. It also features glass and ceramics workshops.

This beach is characterised by its crystal-clear turquoise waters and white sand, offering an impressive panoramic view.

A beach in the northern Lofoten Islands with beautiful views of the Arctic peaks. Perfect for relaxing and enjoying the tranquility and natural beauty

The village of Reine

A picturesque village on an island in the Lofoten archipelago, featuring red houses and a traditional fishing lifestyle. It offers stunning views of mountains,

The village of Nusfjord

A picturesque corner in the Lofoten Islands with 19th-century houses showcasing the development of cod fish factories. An example of adaptation in a wild landsc

Å is a remote village in Lofoten, known for its fishing and traditions. Its natural beauty and authenticity make it a picturesque place to experience fishermen’

Located in a Norwegian region, Harstad is a port town with beautiful views of the Andfjorden fjord. It offers outdoor activities and charming surroundings.

A picturesque fishing village on the island of Andøya, featuring mountains and idyllic beaches. Ideal for trekking and enjoying the authenticity of a traditiona

A starting point for ascending Bitihorn, offering stunning panoramic views and options for accommodation and dinner after the hike.

A picturesque village with a challenging mountain and delicious salmon. Ideal for exploring and enjoying the local cuisine.

Sortland is a village in the Vesterålen Islands with a beautiful blue pier. Visitors can enjoy Norwegian salmon production and explore stunning natural landscap

A strait in the Lofoten Islands with towering mountains and a large population of sea eagles. Part of the King’s Route, Norway. Stunning nature and wildlife.

A locality in northern Norway with stunning landscapes, white sandy beaches, and crystal-clear fjords. It also boasts a rich Viking history and attractions such