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The Atlantic Road in Northwest
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Photo: Jacek Rózycki
Photo: Jacek Rózycki
The Atlantic Road in Northwest
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Photo: Jacek Rózycki
Photo: Jacek Rózycki
The Atlantic Road in Northwest
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Photo: Jacek Rózycki
Photo: Jacek Rózycki
The Atlantic Road in Northwest
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Photo: Jacek Rózycki
Photo: Jacek Rózycki
Cycling in Ål in Hallingdal
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Photo: Vegard Breie
Photo: Vegard Breie
Cycling in Ål in Hallingdal
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Photo: Vegard Breie
Photo: Vegard Breie
Hiking in the Utladalen valley
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Photo: Falkeblikk
Photo: Falkeblikk
Hiking in the Utladalen valley
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Photo: Falkeblikk
Photo: Falkeblikk
Træna island
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Photo: Hans Petter Sørensen
Photo: Hans Petter Sørensen
Træna island
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Photo: Hans Petter Sørensen
Photo: Hans Petter Sørensen
Some of the world’s most beautiful train journeys
All aboard! Let the train take you comfortably to the fjords, across mountains, to the happy south, or north of the Arctic Circle. These eight railway rides are among the most beautiful rail journeys in the world.
A winter journey from Bergen to Flåm
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.
Flåm from the cockpit
Snow-capped peaks rise far above the tracks, with splashing waterfalls clinging to their sides. We joined the train driver and crew at work on the beautiful Flåm Railway.
By train
Norway has a well-developed railway network stretching from Kristiansand in the south to Bodø above the Arctic Circle.
The Nordland Railway
Named one of the world’s most beautiful night train journeys by Lonely Planet, the 729 kilometre long Nordland Railway offers fantastic views and vistas.
The Røros Railway
Named after the mining town where past and present go hand in hand, the Røros Railway is an amazing journey through the Norwegian wilderness.
The Rauma Railway
Named Europe's most beautiful railway journey by Lonely Planet, the Rauma Railway railway takes you though some of the most dramatic of Norway's landscape.
The Jæren Railway
Take a train ride along Norway’s rugged and wild coastline, through wide horizons and open skies, along endless sea and sandy beaches.
Norwegian Scenic Routes
Along selected roads in Norway, natural wonders are amplified by art, design, and architecture meant to bring you closer to nature in new and surprising ways. Meet the award-winning Scenic Routes.
Foodie road trip: The surprising flavours of Norway
Three food bloggers visit Norway to taste some of our most sustainable food. On their journey, they dive for sea urchins, meet reindeer herders, and milk a cow – and put their own twist on traditional dishes with local ingredients.
Road tripping in Fjord Norway
Take part in travel enthusiasts Samuel and Hildegunn Taipale’s thoughts about how they prepared for their exotic, yet highly relaxed roundtrip in the Northern part of Fjord Norway.
Round trips in the Oslo region
Any direction out of Oslo will take you to lush landscapes, rich history, and culture. The region around the Norwegian capital is easily accessible and offers a great number of possibilities for day and round trips.
Round trip: valleys of Eastern Norway
A holiday in the valleys of Eastern Norway never gets boring or flat. Kickstart your planning of eventful days with the help of our expert’s hints.
Hurtigruten – the coastal highway to the north
Take a trip with Hurtigruten – the Norwegian coastal express that has sailed from port to port along one of the world’s most beautiful coastlines for more than 125 years.
Winter in Hardangerfjord
From the second longest fjord in Norway and snowshoeing to the top of Trolltunga to charming villages and ski resorts – discover the Hardangerfjord region in winter.
Go island hopping along the Helgeland coast
From car- and shop-free Fleinvær to uber-cool Træna, here are the places you don't want to miss when island hopping in Northern Norway.
Charming seaside destinations along the Oslofjord
Around the Oslofjord in Eastern Norway, you’ll find one idyllic coastal town after the other – and it doesn’t have to be summer for you to visit. These are some of the top seaside spots!
A winter journey from Bergen to Flåm
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.
The most famous fjords
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.
Round trip for architecture lovers
Spend a week exploring some of the highlights of Norwegian architecture, from a wooden church that dates back to the 12th century to the latest high-tech hotel which blends in with nature.
A day in Munch’s footsteps
With Oslo as a starting point, there are several historical places to visit to get a glimpse of Munch’s life and work.
Top 10 day trips for art lovers in and around Oslo
Check out the best art experiences around Oslo, all of which can be reached in one day. From The Twist at Kistefos to Gallery F 15 in Moss and Lillehammer Art Museum.
Go on a pilgrimage
Experience Norwegian culture, learn about Nordic history, and take part in a European tradition. Regardless of your spirituality, a pilgrimage is a journey in more than one sense.
Seven cabin to cabin hikes
Outdoorsman and author Marius Nergård Pettersen has grown up in Norwegian nature. Here are his favourite cabin-to-cabin hikes.
Three-day cabin to cabin hikes
Put on your hiking boots and try one of these five lesser-known cabin to cabin hikes. Along the way, you get to enjoy the Norwegian nature while avoiding the crowds.
13 scenic bike rides
Cycling is definitely one of the best ways to see the spectacular Norwegian nature in your own pace. Here are 13 of the most stunning bike routes in the country.
National cycle routes
Are you an experienced cyclist, determined to see Norway with its many fjords and mountains from the seat of your bicycle? In that case, the national cycle routes may be just the thing for you.
Rallarvegen
Rallarvegen lets you set your own pace through 82 kilometres of mountainous scenery. No wonder it’s Norway’s most popular cycle route.
Mjølkevegen – through Valdres on two wheels
The 250-kilometre long Mjølkevegen in Valdres offers various cycling routes through the heart of the Norwegian mountain highlands.
Thor Hushovd’s top 5 cycling routes
Thor Hushovd is considered the greatest Norwegian cyclist of all time. Here, he takes a rare break to talk about his preferred road cycle routes in Norwegian nature.
How to plan your cycling trip
On a cycling adventure, you get close to the Norwegian nature. The fjords. The mountains. The charming coastal towns. This is expert Øyvind Wold’s best tips on how to plan and pack for your cycling holiday.
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