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Norway is full of unique traditions, history and experiences.













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Here are 10 once-in-a-lifetime experiences you’ll find almost exclusively in Norway!
Norway is one of the best places in the world to see the magical northern lights (including in stunning Arctic surroundings, no less).
The history and culture of the indigenous people from the North is rich, deeply rooted, and offers a unique experience you must witness at least once in your lifetime.
Located deep inside the Arctic Circle, Svalbard feels like stepping foot on a whole new planet.
Dine at gourmet restaurants, go on a guided glacier hike or try dog sledding!
The coolest nights are cool in every sense!
Ice and snow hotels have become a (er, hot) travel trend in Norway. Don't worry, reindeer fur will keep you warm!
Michelin-starred restaurant Under is the world’s largest underwater restaurant! Dine in style five and a half metres below the ocean surface in Southern Norway.
On the sparkling waters of the Hardangerfjord, you'll also find Michelin-starred Iris!
The restaurant has a very unique location inside the Salmon Eye, the world's largest floating art installation.
Iris invites you to enjoy an 'Expedition Dining' experience – a culinary journey through its delicious 18-course tasting menu.
Norway is the land of the midnight sun!
During summer in Northern Norway, the sun never sets below the horizon, even at midnight!
Edvard Munch is a world-famous artist from Norway who painted the iconic masterpiece The Scream.
Get up close to the world's largest collection of his works at the massive MUNCH museum in Oslo!
Giant glaciers carved out valleys, where the arms of the salty sea now meet the feet of majestic mountains with impressive waterfalls.
Norway has more than a thousand fjords, the most famous of which are in Fjord Norway, in the western part of the country.
How about exploring them on a cruise? Set sail aboard Hurtigruten or Havila on the classic Coastal Voyage, Kystruta, between Bergen and Kirkenes!
Norway has some pretty unique wildlife!
Embark on a safari and see moose - the king of the forest - musk ox, or head out to sea where majestic whales swim!
Brown cheese, brunost, is a must-try when you come to Norway!
Some say it’s a cultural treasure, with the taste of mountains, fjords and farm traditions.
But be careful: if you like it, it can quickly become a lifelong relationship.
Norway’s constitution day is very distinct from similar days in other countries.
On May 17th, Norwegians dress in traditional costumes called bunad, gather for festive breakfasts and lunches with family and friends, and line the streets to watch parades filled with children singing and waving flags. It's the biggest party of the year and everyone is invited!
In Oslo, the parade passes the Royal Palace, where the Royal Family wave to the crowds from the balcony.
Norway is full of unique traditions, history and experiences.
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