ADD TO LIST
Home to beautiful fjords, stunning waterfalls, mountains and glaciers, the land of the “Midnight Sun” and Aurora Borealis is filled with spectacular landscapes and equally intriguing cultures and architecture. On your journeys, discover charming villages or old rustic farms; live out your adventurous side hiking the hilltops around Oslo, skiing, or ski jumping near Holmenkollen, and when you’re done, visit numerous castles, cathedrals, and colourful buildings such as the historic Hanseatic Dock in Bergen, the mining town of Røro, and the Fredrikstad Fortress Learn more about these towns its inhabitants and their cultures at the Norsk Folkemuseum, or see it yourself on a scenic trip along the Bergensbanen railway line.
Top Cities in Norway
Founded in 1049 by King Harald Hardråde, Oslo..
ADD TO LIST
Bergen is the second largest city in Norway, and..
ADD TO LIST
Tromso is the largest city in the arctic circle...
ADD TO LIST
Stavanger's most well-known attractions include..
ADD TO LIST
Alesund is a major fishing port and town known..
ADD TO LIST
Situated along the coast of Norway (and a..
ADD TO LIST
Top Attractions in Norway
There are 469 Things to Do in Norway
Oslo
4.5 star rating
(38 reviews)
ADD TO LIST
Oslo
4.5 star rating
(16 reviews)
ADD TO LIST
Oslo
4.6 star rating
(9 reviews)
ADD TO LIST
Browse more attractions:
Travel Tips from people who've been to Norway
Beautiful cathedral and the ruins of the fortress, it's worth seeing.
Good tip?
(+3)
Pokin
127
20
543
It's much cheaper to eat at the 7-11 and other types of local convenience stores than the restaurants.  Eat your big fancy meal at lunch and then get a hotdog or pasta for dinner.  Yes, they sell noodles and pasta at convenience stores, as well as bacon wrapped hot dogs!
Good tip?
(+2)
John
0
50
47
When arriving at Stavanger airport, get your money from an ATM in the airport.. No money exchange counter that I could find, so this is your only option if don't already have kroner.
Also, take the green bus (#9 route) into Stavanger town if you want to save money (29 kroner or roughly $6).  The airport shuttle (Flybussen) runs more frequently and will get you there quicker (20 minutes as opposed to 40 minutes) but it will cost you  about three times as much (85 kroner or $15). On Sundays, the #9 bus doesn't run, so the airport shuttle is your only option.
Good tip?
(+1)
Browse more tips:
Norway Travel Guide
Ask a travel question about Norway