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Kristiansand
Kristiansand is the southernmost city in Norway. Kristiansand is also declared the children's city, because of all the funny activities for all the family.
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Lillehammer
The Lillehammer region is known to the world for the Olympic winter games in 1994 and the Netflix series Lilyhammer. Go there for real and take part in entertaining skiing and other nature based and cultural activities.
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Kristiansand is the southernmost city in Norway. Kristiansand is also declared the children's city, because of all the funny activities…
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The Lillehammer region is known to the world for the Olympic winter games in 1994 and the Netflix series Lilyhammer. Go there for real and take part…
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Visit the Farsund and Lista region in Southern Norway and experience hiking, Lista lighthouse, American festival and other attractions.
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Experience Flekkefjord: Ride a rail bike through 17 tunnels, visit Hidra or the Dutch Quarter, go hiking or shopping or just relax by the fjords.
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Fredrikstad is a cosy city with deep historical roots. And it’s home to one of the best-preserved fortress towns in Scandinavia.
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Traces of olympic glory, a rich culinary heritage, and kilometres upon kilometres of cross-country skiing tracks. The roots go deep in the…
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An urban surprise along a barren, mostly uninhabited coast, Hammerfest is an arctic town full of life and outdoor adventurous.
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Kristiansund has a stunning location, reaching out into the sea on the four islands of Innlandet, Kirkelandet, Nordlandet and Gomalandet.
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Sandefjord boasts miles of coastline, as well as a rich historical heritage. Vikings have left their mark here, as has the whaling industry.
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In Tvedestrand you can stroll between white wooden houses on narrow cobbled streets with a bookshop on every corner.
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Street art
Norway is a big (and free!) outdoor art exhibition. Look up and around and enjoy a dense collection of spray-painted glory. Street art enthusiast and author Martin Berdahl Aamundsen guides you through some of the hot spots.
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Here are the Norwegian Michelin 2019 restaurants
Oslo restaurant Maaemo keeps its three stars in this year’s edition of the prestigious guide, whilst Fagn and Credo, both in Trondheim, joins the exclusive club with one Michelin star each.
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Places to go
Norway is far larger than most people realise. We recommend focusing on one region at a time, If you only plan one trip to Norway, take your time as you travel; make the journey itself your destination.
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Hungry for food or longing for action? Whether you want natural highs or artistic depths, climbing up or skiing down, walking slow or running fast, there’s a good chance we can help you suit your needs.
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Hotels and more
Most parts of Norway offer diverse accommodation, ranging from historic fjord hotels and urban boutique hotels to camping, glamping, and mountain cabins. Rates are often fair when booked in advance.
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Planning your trip will help you get what you want and find the experiences you wish for.
