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Scandic Hotels – in all major cities from north to south
Nordic Choice Hotels – a different hotel company
Thon Hotels – with fantastic breakfast
Hostelling International – the door to Norway
Radisson Blu Hotels – discover your favourite destinations
Widerøe – the largest regional airline in Scandinavia
AutoEurope – always a smooth car rental experience
Vy express – travel with bus throughout Norway
DFDS – Europe’s leading ferry operator 2012-2020
Rent-A-Wreck – the smart car rental alternative
Arctic Campers – Norway’s camper van rental
NOR-WAY Bussekspress – travel green with express busses
Vy – it should be easy to travel green
Hurtigruten – "The World’s Most Beautiful Sea Voyage"
Authentic Scandinavia – exciting Norway tours
Up Norway – tailored journeys
Norrøna Hvitserk – expeditions and adventure holidays
Fjord Tours – experience Norway in a nutshell® with one ticket
50 Degrees North – unforgettable tailor-made and small group tours to Norway
Discover Norway – skiing, biking and hiking tours in Norway
Norwegian Holidays – low-price package holidays with Norwegian. Flight, hotel and rental car
Secret Atlas – Svalbard and Northern Norway. Small Ship with 12 guests.
DanCenter – your specialist in holiday homes in Norway
Norgesbooking – book your perfect cabin stay in Norway
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School kids playing chess in secret during class. Bar patrons shouting at slow moving chess broadcasts. What happened here? Spoiler: It's not all about Magnus.
The fine dining restaurant Rest in Oslo tackles food waste with a menu based on surplus food and unsaleable produce.
Hilde Fålun Strøm and Sunniva Sorby will be the first two women to overwinter in Svalbard on their own. Their goal is to conduct research and raise awareness about how climate changes affect Nordic life.
An archeological find of what may be the largest viking ship yet discovered in Norway is attracting global attention. However, close encounters with viking culture may be experienced several places across the country.
Oslo’s Mexican food scene has been booming for the last few years. This autumn, a British street chef has arrived in the city to make the Norwegian taco even tastier.
After 100 years abroad – the last 85 of which were spent at the bottom of the sea – the polar explorer’s expedition boat “Maud” has finally been brought back home from Canada.
Walking through Northern Europe’s largest community of operative mountain farms will take you five days, with free-range livestock and a living cultural heritage along the way.
Ships built more than one hundred years ago are still sailing around Southern Norway, which will take you on a cultural journey far back in time.
New slow TV venture in Norway aims to ensure an exodus among hikers to the Norwegian mountains.
On June 23, Norwegians celebrate Midsummer with boating, parties and other seasonal activities. In the western city of Ålesund, the world’s largest bonfire is built and lit every year.
On Sunday night, a polar bear broke into the dry food depot at the Svalbard hotel Isfjord Radio. After hours of chocolate munching, the felon escaped through a narrow window.
Plastic bags, plastic cutlery and plastic packing will soon be blasts from the past as Hurtigruten bans all single-use plastic from their ships.
From high-end rainwear to woolen gold: The last few years a number of Norwegian designers have stood out in the international fashion industry. The key to their success is a mixture of Nordic aesthetics and Norwegian lifestyle.
After a long and record-cold winter that will go into the annals of history as one of the great skiing seasons, Norway is ready for light and heat. Here are nine major signs of spring to look forward to.
Crossing the Jostedalsbreen Glacier lengthwise is a true spring skiing classic.
For the Sami people in the north, the reindeer migration marks the transition between winter and summer and is a tradition dating back centuries.
All 26 municipalities of the western Norwegian county Sogn og Fjordane will open a cabin to the public this year. Common features are proximity to the city, spectacular view and a unique design.
“One Strange Rock” tells the story of our planet – from space. Featuring Will Smith as host and Darren Aronofsky as producer, the series highlights the world’s most unique places – including the arctic magic of Svalbard and Kautokeino.
In the deep of the majestic Jostedalsbreen glacier, ice caves that will provide the most seasoned hiker with a happy shock are concealed. But unlike most glacier tours, they’re only accessible outside the summer season.
An icy Lofoten provides the location for “The Arctica” – the first Nordic surf film focusing on a female surfer. Maria Petersson holds the north Norwegian waves among the world’s greatest.
The Svalbard Global Seed Vault celebrates its 10th anniversary this week. The tourism manager at Visit Svalbard marvels at how the the strictly inaccessible depot – and its mythology – has become the island groups biggest hit.
The spectacular luxury hotel Svart is starting to take shape at the foot of the Svartisen National Park in Nordland.
The winners of the prestigious Nordic Nature Photo Contest 2018 has been announced, and Norwegian photographers won 8 out of 10 prizes – including Nature Photographer of the Year.
Ever more people are discovering the joys of getting out and exploring nature and the joys of hiking in the mountains together with like-minded people. Summit touring festivals are here to stay, and Norway offers a variety of them.
The waterfront promenade, speedy airport trains and a skating hall on Tjuvholmen is among the reasons that The New York Times are recommending Oslo as a place to go in 2018.
The people of Northern Norway stand at the ready to help travellers achieve the dream of seeing the Northern Lights. For some, it’s a lifestyle.
Thomas T. Kleiven has always prioritised security when he goes skiing. Still, he came close to losing his life when an avalanche overtook him.
Last summer, Fredrik Karlstad walked 2,800 kilometres from Nordkapp to Lindesnes.
Norwegian traditions such as Christmas rib, straw goats and rice porridge is highlighted in a new Disney short based on the Frozen-universe.
One of the spearheads of the original Bergen Wave, Ralph Myerz, unveils new music – and provides insider tips about the best concert venues in town.
It’s orca season in Northern Norway.
… and three destinations stand out in particular.
Magnificent winter scenery in Rjukan has a starring role in the soon-to-be-released feature film, The Snowman.
This autumn will be the high season for hikers in Helgeland thanks to the Fly & Hike concept.
Oslo 2017 Homeless World Cup is happening in the city centre right now. Here’s what you need to know.
Night hikes up Gaustatoppen Mountain are attracting thousands of visitors.
The world's hippest rainwear doesn't look like rainwear - and originates (obviously) from Norway’s rainiest city.
Oslo's garden colonies are now fully in bloom. Did you know that you can walk through them to enjoy the colours, fragrances and pleasant tranquillity?
In the newly opened Tingvoll Eco Park, you can eat the “world’s best” cheese while learning what really goes on under the ground.
Throughout Norway, you can experience a wide range of music, food, art and culture in some of the country's most magnificent natural surroundings.
It’s ten years since she climbed the Seven Summits, i.e. the highest peaks on the world’s seven continents. Now, Randi Skaug tells us how she bought her own island and started off on her eighth undertaking.
The world's most beautiful nature deserves gentle care. With the tourist ship "Vision of the Fjords", Norway is leading the way in environmentally friendly transportation.
The “Veko” Extreme Sport festival at Voss is commemorating its 20th year. This year's anniversary festival kicks off tomorrow, with something for teenagers, retirees and everyone in between.
At Oslo Pride, Norway's largest LGBTIQ+ festival, you get to be yourself and enjoy music, art, debate and a spectacular parade.
Norway’s latest climbing park just opened in Trysil. Below are a titbit and tips about where to for that butterflies-in-your-tummy sensation.
Scandinavian Airlines’ pilots recently selected Norway’s most beautiful approaches. Watch them here and judge for yourself.
Hundreds watched the first eagle egg hatch. Curious to see how the nest life unfolds? Follow the feathered family live right here.
Norway jumped from fourth to first place as the world’s happiest country. But why, and has it always been like that?
Ferryboat or kayak, bus or bike? It’s not just where you go, but how you get there, that will define your trip.
In 1852, Marcus Selmer became Bergen’s first permanent photographer. Today, his images offer a unique eye contact with the past.
Forget skis. Forget snowboards. Forget skates. It’s time to dig out your toboggan and sled down the best hills Norway’s cities have to offer.
Oslo has seen a host of foggy mornings lately. The capital’s trigger-happy photographers have not let that opportunity slip by.
When photographer Kjell Sæther threw a quick glance out the window before bedtime, he found himself captivated by a unique phenomenon.
French translator Pauline left Berlin to go on an ancient Norwegian pilgrimage – and got the tattoo to prove it.
This rare photo can only be taken twice a year. One Norwegian Parliament member snapped it by coincidence.
A married couple tired of city life sold their home, moved to Aurland, renovated an old farm and built a unique hotel.
The people behind the film production company Falkeblikk moved to Sogndal so they could live on location.
Morten Rustad is back with his most ambitious film to date – one whole year of Norwegian nature condensed to seven minutes.
Check out the beautiful shots of the Norwegian west coast by photographer Kyrre Lien, who just made Forbes Magazine’s 30 under 30 list.
With her blog “Reiselykke”, Mette Solberg Fjeldheim has gone all over the world. Here are her top picks when travelling closer to home.
A Norwegian avalanche expert wrote a book on minimising the risk without spoiling the fun.
British photographer Emile Holba fell in love with the winter resort town of Geilo and spent a year documenting its people.
The British newspaper follows in prince Harry's footsteps, heading north to see some of Norway's wildest sights.
After ten years of northern light photography, Marius Birkeland finally caught the movement of the colours without time-lapse.
The Norwegian seed bank is designed to protect the world’s plant life. Now, a short documentary from VICE explores the inside.
Next year, this unique hotel will be open for check-ins, showing off the green shift and snatching a world record at the same time.
The world’s best mountain runner has moved to Norway. Now, he’s trying to conquer his neighbourhood armed with nothing but skis and chocolate.
No one believed in Ørjan Hansen’s shack. Now, it is bringing bird lovers closer to nature than they had dreamed was possible.
When she settled down in a tiny town in Norway, travel blogger Silvia Lawrence feared her audience would fade away. Instead, the interest exploded.
Simen Staalnacke built a successful fashion brand on his love for his home town. Here are his three tips for visiting Stryn.
When photographer Lars Korvald ducked into the lake, he found ruins, a magic forest and the story of one hyperlocal apocalypse.
Photographer Grim Berge had shot one hundred destinations all over the world. The most beautiful one was waiting at home.
Two Norwegian photographers and one Australian world champion surfer travelled to Lofoten for one spectacular shot.
He is the man behind the telemark ski. Now, a new video from Visit Telemark celebrates the ingenuity of Sondre Norheim.
The web site you’re reading right now just won a Golden Adrian Award. And to top it off, our sheep took home silver.
In the tiny town of Rindal in Fjord Norwayl, one hundred volunteers are running a ski museum of international renown.
To the naked eye, nature moves slowly. Time-lapse photographer Morten Rustad is breathing life into what would otherwise seem static.
Viewpoint Gaularfjellet is not your average rest stop. Now, the futuristic concrete flake in the middle of the mountains is winning awards.
Widerøe aims to defeat the clouds by offering a one-hour sightseeing trip.
Norwegian videographer Alejandro Villanueva has battled heavy weather to film a stunning time-lapse video of the Trollstigen Visitor Centre in rural Norway.
A UFO pub and “lavvo” tents with glass ceilings seek to attract travellers to the small village of Hessdalen and their world famous light phenomenon.
He just won the “European championships” of nature photography in Germany. Not bad for a professor who picked up the camera mostly for fun.
It’s been a busy year for the rescuers at Trolltunga. Per Magne has even had to rescue children.
On a windswept, yet beautiful island south of Bodø, some of the world’s most renowned architects have designed boxes meant for contemplation. Now, you can rent them.
300,000 readers of Condé Nast Traveler have spoken. They have named The Thief, located at the hip, recently developed Tjuvholmen in Oslo, the very best hotel in Northern Europe.
Alon and Chen decided to go to Norway after seeing a photo on Instagram. Now, the video they made from their own trip surely deserves to be a viral hit.
In a few years, you might be able to sail across a 1.7 kilometre long tunnel in the mountains. That guarantees not only convenience, but also a unique experience.
A clear sky and an intense solar storm made perfect conditions for northern lights enthusiasts and amateur photographers.
Madden is the name of Norway’s newest musical export. His latest music video gives a taste of the stunning nature of Lofoten.
Her new boyfriend is showing her Oslo. What attractions has he taken her to see? Watch the video and see for yourself.
Longyearbyen, Lærdal and Geilo each claim a spot among the top 100 sustainable destinations in the world.
This video from Dovrefjell captures the dramatic nature surrounding Viewpoint Snøhetta and the building's unique design.
Hurtigruten’s new environmentally sustainable ships can give tourism a new dimension, according to the environmental organization Bellona.
5,000 people gathered on a mountain-top this Saturday, for a one-of-a-kind experience, drawing attention to the UN’s sustainability goals.
The upcoming video game Civilization VI is met with enormous expectation. Central to its game play is Norwegian viking culture, stave churches and a famous king.
Fantastic design and green technology in turquoise water: The Norwegian ship Vision of the Fjords is gaining international recognition.
A new book presents the most important attractions along the Norwegian road stretches called National Tourist Routes. And tomorrow, we´ll see the opening of yet another great project.
“Norway are girls who love girls, boys who love boys and boys and girls who love each other”.
Josh Joshua and his friends decided to visit the most dramatic attractions in Norway. The drone and cameras they carried with them came to good use.
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