NORWAY

The dramatic landscape of Norway is simply mesmerising. At every turn there appears to be a more stunning view, spectacular cascading waterfall or majestic mountain peak just waiting to be explored. From boat trips on the Fjords, to walks on the glaciers and magnificent drives, You cannot fail to be impressed by the natural beauty of the country. Yet aside from the natural wonders, the traditional cultures are kept alive in the villages and cities, which are rich in cultural and historical attractions.

Norway and in particular the Fjord region, has attracted visitors for over a century. From the first cruise passengers that came to marvel at the scenery, to today's visitors that journey not only to view the natural wonders but to also explore the attractions of this charming country, the appeal has not ceased. Bergen, the second largest city with its colourful port and vibrantt cultural identity is the gateway to the Fjords and wonderful point from which to start or end your visit. Hardanerfjord, Sognefjord and Nordfjord are beautiful and serene sights and amongst the longest, deepest and largest fjords in the world. The much photographed stunning Geirangerfjord is a UNESCO world heritage site whilst the Art Nouveau city of Alesund provides a refreshing contrast.

For visitors wishing to immerse themselves in the natural surroundings Norway offers plenty of activities. Explore the Fjords by sightseeing boat, rowing boat or kayaks, walk in the national parks, through beautiful valleys or high alpine trails, take a guided hike on the glaciers or even try summer skiing. The pretty villages and towns of the region have attractive stave churches, museums including historic open-air villages and farms with real life buildings, tools and machinery that give an insight into culture, farming and lifestyle of the locals whilst festivals and events are held throughout the summer.

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