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Take your children to a theme park and try roller coasters, or stay at a farm and get to know the animals.
Amusement parks, aquariums, farm holidays, skiing lessons - come rain or shine, there is always plenty of things to do with the kids in Norway.
Most children are fascinated by animals. At many farms in Norway you may get up close to the animals and pet and play with them.
Bergen Aquarium and the Norwegian Wild Salmon Centre in Lærdal are popular aquariums in Norway.
Tusenfryd and Bø Sommarland are among the most popular amusement parks in Norway.
Try gorge jumping at Kjøsterudjuvet, play golf in a in a picturesque cultural landscape or feel the strong pull of a salmon in the Drammen River.
Sarpsborg is surrounded by large areas of woods, situated close to the sea and can offer its visitors a lot of different activities.
Walk along the coast on signposted trails. Hire a guide and explore the coast. Climb the trees at the Activity Park, or enjoy a game of golf.
Cycle from the mountains to the fjords or experience wild animals up close. With the Adventure Card you will get advantages on more than 40 activities
Take a boat trip on the Byglandsfjord, or splash around with the kids at Hovden Aqualand. Climbing and rafting are other fun things to do in Setesdal.
Explore the beauties of nature from fjord to mountains, from Gulsvik to Høgevarde.
Numedal makes a great backdrop for outdoor family activities. Try rafting down the Numedalslågen River, riding, walking and cycling.
Play golf at challenging Evje Golfpark or take a trip with the sightseeing minibus. You can also go canoeing on Lake Vansjø.
Go on a bird safari on the island of Runde, try hiking in the Sunnmøre Alps or check out one of the many annual festivals in the Ålesund area.
Grenland has several waterparks and an indoor play centre. Take a trip on the Telemark Canal, join a fjord cruise or cycle along the coast.
Rent a canoe or join a boat trip on Lake Møsvatn, or choose hiking, biking or fishing on the mountain plateau of Hardangervidda.