Stunning September
Some years, summer stretches into September. But eventually the air always gets cooler and the colours brighter, and it's time for ...
1. The fruits of autumn
Nature's own pantry opens its doors and wild berries, fruit, and mushrooms are waiting to be picked.
Experience the warm hospitality of Fruktbygda, The Fruit Village,in Telemark, where you can visit orchards and one of the world's northernmost vineyards and even spend the night in a wine barrel.
2. The flavours of the fjords
Wake up in a soul-soothing and scenic landscape by the Hardangerfjord.
Savour the taste of autumn with award-winning apple and pear juices and ciders in this fruit-rich region.
3. Historic Bergen
Stroll around in this historic port city and explore the iconic wooden buildings in the World Heritage site of Bryggen.
Take the Fløibanen funicular or the Ulriken cable car to one of the seven mountains surrounding the city and enjoy the view!
4. The Golden Road
This little detour from the E6 motorway in Trøndelag is definitely worth a visit. The scenic route is lined with artisanal farms where you can buy local produce and admire breathtaking landscapes dressed in the golden hues of autumn.
5. Mountain hiking
The landscapes in Norway are stunning all year around, but have you ever seen them in their beautiful autumn colours?
Hiking through this natural wonderland is a mesmerising experience when the leaves change to a riot of red, orange, and yellow.
6. Cosy mountain lodges
Hiking makes you hungry! Enjoy a delightful, traditional Norwegian meal at a mountain lodge, and stay for a couple of days to hike more majestic mountains, go horse riding, or simply unwind while breathing in the crisp autumn air.
7. Scenic railways
The Rauma railway has been named Europe's most beautiful railway line, and we can definitely understand why!
8. Art and culture
Autumn is a great time to visit many of our amazing sculpture parks, like this one at Kistefos.
With some of the world's most exciting new museums opening their doors here in recent years, Norway is a must for serious art lovers.
9. Romantic getaways
Autumn is the romantic season. It's easy to get into a cosy mood by a crackling fireplace, while enjoying a candlelit dinner with a backdrop of stunning fall scenery. Go off the grid for a while in a unique treetop cabin.
10. Island hopping
The breathtaking Helgeland coast is a real must-see, and perfect for exploring in crowd-free September!
Enjoy pristine beaches, quaint fishing villages, and rugged landscapes, either by foot or bike or on a road trip.
11. Girls' trips
Create lasting memories with your best friends on a vibrant city break the Norwegian way or on a spa weekend at a tranquil gem.
Indulge in shopping and dining, museums, art, and fun activities both inside and outside.
12. Bring the whole crew
Spend an adventurous weekend with your family!
Go mountain biking and ziplining, climb a via ferrata, and visit quirky museums in the city.
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