Get inspired & explore Norway attractions

Every summer in Norway’s Arctic, a phenomenon occurs where the sun never sets below the horizon, even at midnight. Learn more about the Arctic’s endless sunshine and what causes it.

Although Norway is renowned for its captivating fjords and breathtaking landscapes, the country has a hidden treasure that adds an exciting dimension to its natural beauty - a thriving cultural scene.

The essence of Norway’s appeal is remarkably simple: this is one of the most beautiful countries on Earth. Find out why and where to go in this travel guide.

Surrounded by majestic mountain peaks, 800-metre-high cliffs and cascading waterfalls, the Geirangerfjord is often considered the jewel in Norway's crown of fjords.

Only 100 metres wide at its narrowest point, a visit to Trollfjord is a true highlight of our Norwegian coastal route.

With a backdrop of the stunning Sunnmøre Alps, this 35-kilometre-long fjord is perhaps the most idyllic and beautiful of them all.

As a result of its varied geography and climate, Norway is home to a wide range of animals – from the deepest seas to the highest mountains.

Previously an icy highway for isolated fjord dwellers, Europe's biggest glacier is now a skiers paradise.

Introduced to the Barents Sea by Russian scientists, the red king crab is now an important part of the fishing culture in northern Norway.