Peaceful Scandinavia, or what to visit in Norway

The Kingdom of Norway is one of the countries of the Scandinavian Peninsula in Northern Europe, which is full of mysterious fjords and stunning nature that is worth seeing with your own eyes. The land of the Vikings is a real country of contrasts, where holidays will be interesting all year round. In addition, the whole country boasts excellent ecology. What to visit first?

Those who are used to traveling on their own and sightseeing without a guide and tour groups can rent a car in Norway at a rental office and not depend on anyone. Renting a car in Narvik will cost an average of 17 euros per day, in Tromsø from 18 euros per day.

1. Ålesund

Ålesund is the best place to start exploring the fjords. For lovers of non-traditional recreation, there is also a place here - a room in a real lighthouse where you can stay. The masterpiece of local cuisine is the monkfish, which is highly recommended for tasting.

2. Oil Museum

The main source of wealth in Norway is oil. This oil museum is the most beautiful in the world. The museum is located in the city of Stavanger.

3. Troll Tongue

The troll tongue is a stunning geographical monument. In ancient times, a piece broke off from the Skjeggedal rock, which froze on its edge above Lake Ringedalsvatn. To get to the language, you will have to spend about 5 hours, and on foot.

4. Vigeland Park

Vigeland Park is a sculpture park. National artists and sculptors have created more than 200 sculptures here. This is a real open-air art museum!

5. Svalbard

Svalbard is an archipelago located in the northernmost part of Norway. This is a huge territory, with stunning wildlife, untouched by human hand. Here you can safely meet a deer, as well as see a polar bear, which is a symbol of this archipelago.

6. Eastern Valleys

The eastern valleys are home to Kongsvinger Castle, the Forestry Museum and the Railway Museum. Here you can meet many old churches and take a ride on the cable car.

7. Geiraner Fjord

Geiraner Fjord famous for their fjords and waterfalls. It is the most visited village, despite the small territorial size. The nature in these places is insanely beautiful.

8. Glaciers

All glaciers are worth seeing with your own eyes. Briksdal is the most beautiful part of the larger Jostedal glacier. There are a large number of stunning waterfalls surrounded by untouched wildlife.

9. Atlantic Road

The Atlantic road is located between Molde and Kristiansund. Driving along it, you can see countless stunning views. 12 bridges support the road above the water, and with luck, fur seals can be seen frolicking in the waves.

Undoubtedly, it is impossible to fit all the sights of Norway in one article, because there are a great many of them. In addition to stunning places of nature, you can see the developed infrastructure in cities, for example, in the capital - Oslo. In cities, every street is already like a landmark. One thing is known for sure - once you see the beauty of this country, you will never forget it.