Top 10 Places to See in Norway
Have you heard the name of the country of the night sun? There is no harm in not knowing, Norway, a popular travel destination in Europe, is called the land of the nocturnal sun.
In today's vacation blog, I will tell you the details about that trip to Norway. I will try to give you a detailed idea about the 10 cities that you should not visit in Norway.
1. Bergen:
It would not be wrong to call this city Wooden City. Most of the architecture of this city is made of wood. In fact, this place is definitely different from all other places in the world. There is a gathering of seven famous hills, including 80 historic buildings. You will find a number of museums and photo studios here with fresh seafood.
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2. Loften:
This beautiful island in the picture is called a pet-less island. This is because the archipelago is a naturally formed, long, arid archipelago with one end connected to the mainland. So the sea around it. There is quite a reputation for fishing here. So for those who like to fish this city can be quite a place of choice. The experience of going from this narrow island to the sea once and to the land once is bound to overwhelm you.
3. Tromso
Have you heard of the Arctic? This means the polar region. Tromso has all the beauty of the polar region. The region is famous for the town of Tromsavaya. Although it has an urban feel, the beauty of the polar region is the same. You will find the Polar Center and the Polar Museum here. There is also the possibility of wire lift. Through which you can spend wonderful adventurous time.
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4. Oslo
The capital of Norway is Oslo. The city is famous for some of the best food and restaurants. The city is famous for its nightlife. Songs are arranged in different places for entertainment. You can also enjoy cycling or walking to this city. You will find the Viking Museum in Oslo. It houses wooden boats and equipment used by Viking explorers from about 1,200 years ago. The museum preserves the Vikings' clothing, tools and utensils, as well as the various items found in their tombs that will take you back to that old age.
5. Gyrangerfjordh
One of the wonders of nature is the girangerfjord which will attract you in a different way. It is 15 km long and is surrounded by high and dense green hills. There are several waterfalls here. The height of the mountains here is more than 1000 meters. You can do hiking but it is quite risky. Beautiful villages and hills like the picture will definitely attract you.
6. Flame
As a child, many people have seen the beautiful train going on various view cards. Flam is as beautiful as the beauty of that imagination. Flum is a small village in Orlando, Florida, Norway. Basically Pham means fictional beauty. So enjoy the beauty of this village by train.
7. Svalbard:
It is called the kingdom of polar bears. It is one of the most beautiful animals in the world. I have to go to Svalbard to meet the white bear. This place in Norway can see polar bears, whales, seals, Arctic foxes, deer, etc. However, you need a tour guide to see them. Tour guides in this country are very friendly. An interesting fact about this place is that it is forbidden to bury dead bodies here. Because the temperature here is so low that the carcasses do not decompose. Here you can visit the city of Longyearbyen to get some interesting information.
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8. Trondheim
Among the various songs of Bollywood, you will see houses of different colors as far as the eye can see. Trondheim is such a place. The city is rich in colorful houses. This city is the source of the live music cafes you see nowadays. The view of this city will give you a romantic breeze in your mind. There are plenty of cafes and restaurants nearby to taste the traditional local cuisine of the province of Trondelag.
9. Stavanger:
This city is known as the city of natural heights. The coastal city has been supplying Norwegian fuel for nearly 50 years. This city is well known for hiking. Of course, you can also find buildings of different colors here. There are two well-named plateaus called Lifeford and Prykestolen. You can also turn them over with time.
10. Nordcap:
This is a uniquely beautiful place. Imagine being surprised if you could see the sun in the middle of the night? Three o'clock at night in the house, but the sun shines in the sky! Yes, such a tie is possible in Nordecap, Norway. The sun never sets here from May 16 to July 29 of the year. More interestingly, it is located about 1000 feet above the Arctic Ocean. As a result, if you can climb here, you will almost get the experience of climbing to the top of the world. More than 2 lakh explorers come here every year. It is a hub of Europe where the junction of international roads.
