Start your adventure in Oslo, the capital city of Norway. Explore the Viking Ship Museum, which houses three well-preserved Viking ships from the ninth century. Walk around Karl Johans Gate, the main street of Oslo, and admire the historic buildings and boutiques. Visit the unique Nobel Peace Center and learn about Nobel Peace Prize winners.
Take a flight to the picturesque Geirangerfjord, known for its stunning views and waterfalls. Take a boat tour around the fjord and enjoy the natural beauty. For thrill-seekers, go kayaking in the fjord and experience the water up close.
Drive through the scenic routes of Norway to reach the second-largest city, Bergen. Take a stroll around the city center and visit the Bryggen Wharf, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Explore the city's museums like the KODE Art Museum for contemporary and historic Norwegian art. Browse the local markets for unique souvenirs.
For the adventurous, go on a hiking tour to the Norwegian Fjords and marvel at the breathtaking sunrise/sunset view at Preikestolen cliff.
Drive to the art nouveau town of Ålesund. Climb the 418 steps of Mount Aksla for a panoramic view of the town and fjords. Take a day trip to the Giske Island and see the Giske Church and the beautiful sandy Alnes Beach.
Arrive in Norway's historic capital, Trondheim. See the Nidaros Cathedral, a national shrine, and a pilgrimage site since the eleventh century. Hike to the Kristiansten Fortress and Gråkallen Mountain for stunning views of the city. Visit the Rockheim Museum for an exhibit on legendary Norwegian rock musicians.
Travel to the Arctic city of Tromsø which offers spectacular views of the Northern Lights. Take a dog sled tour through the snowy forest to see the wilderness of Norway. Take a cable car up the Mount Storsteinen and enjoy the panoramic view of the Lyngen Alps and Tromsø town. Visit the Polar Museum and learn about Norway's hunting and fishing culture.
Experience raw and untouched beauty with the wild and rustic Lofoten Islands. Take a scenic drive through the fishing villages and stop at the Reinebringen summit for a picturesque view of the archipelago. Go deep-sea fishing and cook your catch in the traditional Norwegian style. Learn about the local culture and history at The Lofoten Museum.
Return to Oslo for your flight back home, and reminisce on your incredible adventure through Norway.
To travel to different cities, we suggest renting a car, which costs around 1,200-1,800 NOK per day. For longer distances, domestic flights are recommended; the cost can range between 900-2,500 NOK per one-way trip, and travel time can take anywhere between 1.5 hours to 8 hours.
If you have more time, consider visiting the Atlantic Ocean Road, climbing the Dalsnibba Peak and Trollstigen mountains.
If you have less time, consider visiting just the southern part of Norway, including Oslo, Bergen, and Stavanger.
The main airport in Norway is the Oslo Airport Gardermoen (OSL), which is located 48 km north of Oslo. Other airports include Bergen Airport Flesland (BGO) and Tromsø Langnes Airport (TOS).