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Hit the road

Keep calm and drive on. Driving a car is perhaps one of the best ways to experience Norway in your own pace. Just remember that you share the road with cyclists, and sometimes also pedestrians.

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See the National Tourist Routes for yourself

Out of office. Into classics.

  • Flydalsjuvet

    Out of office. Into classics.

    Get to know Norway’s entertaining mountain roads. Join these friends who reveal how they organise their yearly trip, including stylish and dignified hotels and restaurants to match their vintage sports cars. Close the doors, open the windows and go now.

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