Norway is well known for its fjords, countless islands, wild coasts and a nature that dominates much of its landscape, with man occupying only small parts of the territory.
In the northern part we find some wonderful archipelagos, with astonishing panoramas both in winter and in the other seasons; even further north there is Svalbard, where you can also observe spectacular Northern Lights.
The fjords also offer breathtaking views, with some rocky outcrops, such as Preikestolen and Trolltunga, overlooking the sea that lies hundreds of meters below; the villages and towns are in harmony with the surrounding environment.
Svalbard, Spitsbergen
Bleik, Vesterålen
Reine, Lofoten
Å i Lofoten
Atlantic Ocean Road
Ålesund
Trollstigen
Geirangerfjord, Seven Sisters Falls
Bergen
Folgefonna National Park
Preikestolen
Lysefjord
Trolltunga
Heddal
Oslo
In the northern part we find some wonderful archipelagos, with astonishing panoramas both in winter and in the other seasons; even further north there is Svalbard, where you can also observe spectacular Northern Lights.
The fjords also offer breathtaking views, with some rocky outcrops, such as Preikestolen and Trolltunga, overlooking the sea that lies hundreds of meters below; the villages and towns are in harmony with the surrounding environment.
Svalbard, Spitsbergen
Bleik, Vesterålen
Reine, Lofoten
Å i Lofoten
Atlantic Ocean Road
Ålesund
Trollstigen
Geirangerfjord, Seven Sisters Falls
Bergen
Folgefonna National Park
Preikestolen
Lysefjord
Trolltunga
Heddal
Oslo