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Each year, several hundred thousand visitors arrive in Flåm to ride with the Flåmsbana Railway, cycle Rallarvegen, or go hiking in the dramatic landscape surrounding the tiny village.
Amongst popular things to do in Flåm are fishing in the Flåmselvi river or conquering Rallarvegen (“The Navvies' Road”), one of the most scenic bicycle rides in Norway.
Several restaurants serve local and traditional foods such as cured ham, game, lamb, salmon, goat cheese, fruit, and berries. The local brewery is called Ægir and is one of the most successful handcraft breweries in Norway.
Find more inspiration on Sognefjord's official website.
Whether you’re going on a trip with your family, partner, or friends, you’ll find plenty of things to do here.
Go on a journey with the Flåm Railway and later explore the Aurlandsfjord and the UNESCO protected Nærøyfjord. Flåm is also great for hiking and cycling.
At the end of the Sognefjord you will find Flåm Camping and Youth Hostel surrounded by the World…
MoreAt the end of the Sognefjord you will find Flåm Camping and Youth Hostel surrounded by the World…
Flåmsbrygga Hotel – the Brewery Hotel is situated on the pier in Flåm with a splendid view…
MoreFlåmsbrygga Hotel – the Brewery Hotel is situated on the pier in Flåm with a splendid view…
Flåm Marina is situated in magnificent surroundings about 400m from the center of Flåm
Heimly is a delightful guest house offering a good standard and amazing fjord views.
With our history as a source for inspiration, Fretheim Hotel can offer close encounters with the best of the…
MoreWith our history as a source for inspiration, Fretheim Hotel can offer close encounters with the best of the…
Fretheim Hotel aims to give its guests an amazing gourmet experience by offering a combination of first-rate…
MoreFretheim Hotel aims to give its guests an amazing gourmet experience by offering a combination of first-rate…
Ægir is our very own brewery, which opened in 2007 and is one of the best craft breweries in Norway. The…
MoreÆgir is our very own brewery, which opened in 2007 and is one of the best craft breweries in Norway. The…
Furukroa is a colourful and contemporary café with a large terrace by the harbour, close to the boats…
MoreFurukroa is a colourful and contemporary café with a large terrace by the harbour, close to the boats…
Flåmstova Restaurant is rustic, exquisite and contemporary, with a warm ambience. We serve…
Nice cafe with homemade pizza, Asian cuisine, local cuisine and ice-cream. The family restaurant has something…
MoreNice cafe with homemade pizza, Asian cuisine, local cuisine and ice-cream. The family restaurant has something…
At the Fretheim Hotel, we have beautiful banquet rooms for both large and small events. We can serve between…
MoreAt the Fretheim Hotel, we have beautiful banquet rooms for both large and small events. We can serve between…
Regardless of how late you arrive in Flåm you will always be served in the Lobby bar at Fretheim Hotel.
MoreRegardless of how late you arrive in Flåm you will always be served in the Lobby bar at Fretheim Hotel.
Flåm Bakery offer delicious freshly baked pastries to visitors and locals year-round.
You haven’t seen the fjords until you see them in winter. Enjoy this travel route from Bergen to Flåm and discover some of the world’s most beautiful winter landscapes.
We joined the train driver and crew at work on the beautiful Flåm Railway.
Electric bikes and cars are getting increasingly popular in Norway, electric cruise ferries are launched, and still other means of e-transport enable you to literally electrify most of your trip to make it quiet, smooth and, why not, social media-friendly.
With more than 1,000 fjords around the country, it’s not surprising that travellers wonder where to go and which fjords to see. Learn how to differentiate the most famous ones.
Over the past 30 years, Nærøyfjord and Undredal got roads and a lot more tourists. Other than that, things are more or less like they’ve always been.
Sweat trickles from sunburnt foreheads as we climb the last, rocky slope of the Romsdalseggen ridge, feet already sore inside the hiking boots.
Experience a sublime encounter with nature.
Bryggen, the old wharf of Bergen, has been a place of trade for a thousand years. But now the wares have changed.
The Atlantic Road is beautiful and dramatic. But if you take a closer look, it has more to offer than just the amazing scenery.
The heritage of Norsemen has a lot more to it than blood and plunder.
Take part in travel enthusiasts Samuel and Hildegunn Taipale’s thoughts about how they prepared for their exotic, yet highly relaxed roundtrip.
Get in-depth travel information at Sognefjord’s official website.
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