Category: Norway

Scandinavia – a long introduction

It is common to hear people planning to travel to the United States of America, Europe, and Australia. When someone mentions Europe, the countries...

Bergen Tour Guide

Bergen is home to many different sights, including some of the world’s most beautiful churches and cathedrals, the home of composer Edvard Grieg,...

Oslo – The city of art

Oslo
Oslo is the capital of Norway, and it is also the most populous city in this beautiful Scandinavian country (click here to read more articles...

Trondheim City

Trondheim City
Trondheim  city is about seven hours by train from the Norwegian capital of Oslo, and many guides actually recommend that you...

Stavanger city

Stavanger city
Stavanger city is one of the larger cities in the beautiful country of Norway, and some 127,000 people call it home. What’s more, it...

17 reasons to go shopping in Scandinavia

17 reasons to go shopping in Scandinavia
Everybody loves shopping! Did you know that Scandinavia have thriving shopping-streets? We have collected a...

The Pulpit Rock (Preikestolen)

The Athelete's Choice
The Pulpit Rock, which plunges 604 meters into the Lysefjord in the county of Rogaland, is one of Norway's biggest tourist...

Oslo City

The City of Art
Only about a quarter of Norway's capital consists of houses, streets and squares. Including Museums and libraries devoted to Henrik...

Trondheim-Home of The Strong and Fruitful

The Rose of Trondheim
Since the Middle Ages, the Olaf-Rose have been used as the city’s symbol. A Icelandic sorcery book mention the rose as a...

Borgund Stave Church

Borgund Stave church
Borgund stave church is located in Borgund in the Laerdal municipality in the county Sogn og Fjordane. Approx. 200 km east of...

St. Olaf’s Final Resting Place

The Legendary St. Olaf
Close to Trondheim lies the burial site of the famous St. Olaf, the magnificent Nidaros Cathedral. St. Olaf, also known as...