Stylish museums
Don't miss Norway's unique museums!






There's a famous Norwegian saying, "There is no such thing as bad weather, only bad clothing."
So when you visit, bring everything from a swimsuit to your warmest wool, because the weather in Norway is unpredictable.
But rainy days don’t have to be gloomy. Showers make things shimmer and can turn a hot holiday into a coolcation. Don't be surprised if the sun suddenly comes out!
Bergen, in the heart of the fjords, is Norway's second-largest city and averages over 230 days of rain a year. But don’t let that put you off! It's a charming city that will steal your heart.
Buy fashionable rain gear from local designers like BRGN or Norwegian Rain.
Nestled between seven mountains, Bergen's rainfall generates lush nature – enticing one to get outside and explore.
But since it rains so much here, there are also plenty of cosy indoor restaurants, galleries and shops to visit.
In fact, all of Norway's major cities have an abundance of interesting and fun museums.
You can spend a whole day in the cool Rockheim National Museum of Pop and Rock in Trondheim!
Oslo also offers unique destinations for when the skies open up, including world class museums, like MUNCH and the National Museum.
You can also seek shelter in some seriously strange places, like the quirky Paradox museum!
Don't miss Norway's unique museums!

When the children are done splashing in puddles you can take them to one of Norway's many experience centres, science museums, aquariums or zoos.
And we have lots of indoor playgrounds, too!
Check out these family-friendly activities around the country:
...when the rain is pouring down.

Nothing kickstarts your system faster than a dip in chilly water before retreating into the embrace of the hot, relaxing air in a sauna (like the locals like to do). Aaah!
Hot saunas are popping up in stunning locations all over the country.







Brighten your day at a relaxing, luxurious Norwegian spa, surrounded by calming nature.
True bliss!
If your rainy day excursion has 'whet' your appetite, pop by a café or bakery for a tasty Norwegian pastry!
...and enjoy a cup of hot chocolate!
Norwegians are masters of kos (cosiness), and have lots of words for it, including innekos (Indoor cosiness), peiskos (fireside cosiness), kveldskos (evening kos), sengekos (bed kos, slang for sex!), and fredagskos (Friday kos), to mention but a few.
Let's not forget cabin cosiness (hyttekos).
Norway has many spectacular places to stay inside and watch the weather pass by outside.
The weather doesn't matter if you dine below the surface at Under, one of the world's largest underwater restaurants.
Or sample Norway's unique cuisine at another of our Michelin-starred dining establishments!
For many, the perfect way to finish off a damp day is with a hot concert, theatrical performance, or a visit to a festival!
Swap rain for snow! No matter the weather you can always hit the slopes at the Snø indoor ski resort, just outside Oslo.
Come rain, come shine! Check the latest weather forecast at yr.no, and remember – the weather often turns out better than predicted!
Check out these creative ideas for your visit.
Anytime can be a good time to visit Norway!
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