Majestic fjords
The Geirangerfjord and the Naeroyfjord, listed by UNESCO, are among the most beautiful landscapes in the world, between steep cliffs and waterfalls.
Norway
From the majestic fjords to the Lofoten Islands, from the northern lights to the midnight sun, Norway unfolds grand, preserved nature. Coastal villages and spectacular landscapes make it an exceptional destination.
Why visit Norway?
Norway appeals with its majestic fjords, preserved landscapes and unique natural phenomena. Mountains, northern lights, the midnight sun and coastal villages make it an ideal destination for nature and adventure.
What to discover in Norway?
Norway is one of the most spectacular nature destinations in Europe, famous for its majestic fjords. The Geirangerfjord and the Naeroyfjord, listed by UNESCO, unfold steep cliffs, waterfalls and deep waters, to discover by boat or panoramic train.
The country offers preserved nature of great diversity: the Lofoten Islands and their fishing villages, mountains, glaciers and wild plateaus. In the north, the northern lights light up the sky in winter, while the midnight sun extends the summer days. Oslo and Bergen, warm coastal cities, blend culture, design and heritage. Outdoor lovers find hiking, kayaking and spectacular cruises. Between fjords, mountains and coastline, Norway appeals to travellers seeking wide open spaces and grand landscapes, in any season.
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Norway in pictures
Norway's highlights
Norway combines majestic fjords, preserved nature, northern lights and coastal villages.
Lofoten Islands
Colourful fishing villages, steep mountains and wild beaches make the Lofoten one of Norway's most spectacular settings.
Northern lights
In the north, from September to March, the sky lights up with northern lights, offering one of the most striking natural spectacles.
Midnight sun
In summer, the sun does not set north of the Arctic Circle, extending the days and allowing activities at any hour.
Coastal cities
Oslo and Bergen combine culture, design and heritage, in a warm atmosphere by the sea and the fjords.
Nature and adventure
Hiking, kayaking, cruises and panoramic trains offer immersion in grand, preserved landscapes.
Practical information about Norway
- Capital
- Oslo
- Area
- About 385,207 km²
- Population
- About 5.5 million inhabitants
- Official language
- Norwegian
- Currency
- Norwegian krone (NOK)
- Time zone
- UTC+1
- Dominant climate
- Temperate coastal, subarctic in the north
- Best season
- June to August; winter for the northern lights
Frequently asked questions about Norway
When is the best time to visit Norway?
June to August for the fjords, hiking and the midnight sun. September to March for the northern lights in the north, with harsher weather.
Do I need a visa to travel to Norway?
Norway is part of the Schengen Area although outside the EU: EU nationals move freely. Non-EU travellers should check entry requirements depending on nationality.
What are the must-sees in Norway?
The western fjords, the Lofoten Islands, Bergen, Oslo and the scenic routes are among the country's most iconic destinations.
What budget should I plan for a trip to Norway?
Norway is one of the most expensive destinations in Europe. Accommodation, dining and transport are high; self-catering helps reduce the budget.
How do I get around in Norway?
Train, ferry, boat and car combine to explore the fjords and coastline. Panoramic trains and cruises offer spectacular journeys.
Can I see the fjords by train in Norway?
Yes, lines such as the Flam Railway offer spectacular journeys through mountains and fjords, often combined with cruises for a full experience.
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