We have been seeing a lot of Viking shows on TV lately and if you’re like me you are really curious about visiting Norway.
Here are some places you definitely need to visit if you plan on going to the land of Ragnar and his sons.
1. The fjords
The fjords are one of Norway’s most iconic landscapes and a major tourist attraction. There are many different fjords to choose from, but the two most popular ones are the Sognefjord and the Hardangerfjord.
2. The Lofoten Islands
The Lofoten Islands are an archipelago in northern Norway above the Arctic Circle. The landscape here is truly unique and unlike anything else in the world.
3. The midnight sun
In the summer months, the sun never sets north of the Arctic Circle. This is an amazing natural phenomenon that you can only experience in a few places in the world.
4. The Northern Lights
The Northern Lights are one of nature’s most incredible displays. They can be seen in the sky above the Arctic Circle on clear, dark nights.
5. The Vigeland Sculpture Park
The Vigeland Sculpture Park is the largest sculpture park in the world dedicated to one artist. It features over 200 sculptures by Norwegian artist Gustav Vigeland.
6. The Bryggen
The Bryggen is a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Bergen. It is a series of Hanseatic commercial buildings that date back to the 14th century.
7. The Stave Churches
Norway is home to some of the best-preserved stave churches in the world. These medieval churches are made entirely out of wood and are a truly unique sight.
8. The Roros Region
The Roros Region is a traditional farming region in central Norway. It is home to many well-preserved wooden houses and farms.
9. The flamsbana
The Flamsbana is a mountain railway in Norway that takes you through some of the most beautiful scenery in the country.
10. Oslo
Oslo is the capital of Norway and the largest city in the country. It is a lively and cosmopolitan city with a lot to offer.
