Attractions in Norway

sturdy shoes, take water. Either totally early or start in the afternoon, otherwise you have to with the flood of people up the mountain. That means then in the traffic jam (!) The mountain up or down.

The North Cape (Norwegian Nordkapp) is a cape protruding into the Arctic Ocean on the north side of the Norwegian island of Magerøya. It is located in the municipality of …read more

Impressive rocky outcrop with great views. By the serpentines at the beginning of a challenging part of the hike was now defused. If you want you can even use a …read more

The Bryggen district - one of Bergen's main attractions - is made up of rows of merchant huts lining the eastern shore of the inner harbor basin. Its architecture is …read more

The Nidaros Cathedral in Trondheim (old name of the city: Nidaros) is one of the most important churches in Norway, he is considered a national shrine. The Norwegian Basic Law …read more

The Storseterofssen in about 550 meters above Geiranger is a 30 m high waterfall, which is easy to hike. There are two different ways to do this, but they run …read more

The rock in the crevice - maybe already seen a few times on photos and thought "I want to go there"? Here he is!

A great hiking route, which leads …read more

Stunning view point over the surrounding mountains and fjords. There's a handy information board to understand which peaks you are looking at.

The Briksdalsbreen is often visited by visitors of the cruise ships and only in good weather is recommended, especially since noc small diesel vehicles bring the visitors up.
Then it …read more

Climb beside the glacier river through magical little forests. Later quite steep and rocky. Some passages need to be handled using existing ropes. Partly exhausting during the descent. Above, great …read more

The view of the Besseggengrat has to be shared with many other hikers in the high season, because it is one of the most popular photo opportunities in Norwegian nature. …read more

At the top, almost at the top, there is a hut. If you want to stay overnight and want to leave the next morning, you have to make a reservation. …read more

My advice! Visit Kvalvika Beach for the midnight sun in the evening! In this video you can go there virtually with me:

Anyone in Oslo can not miss the Opera House, thanks to its world-famous architecture. Even a little outdoor feeling arises, after all, the opera is modeled after a large iceberg …read more

Very nice harbor. The Lysefjord can be explored from here with a boat tour.

The area around Holmenkollen has long been used by the Oslo population as a sports facility for recreational and professional athletes. The Holmenkollbakken is considered the oldest ski jump in …read more

Hammer view! In winter, the path through snow and ice is indeed walkable but you should absolutely bring the necessary surefootedness. Important in winter: ascend from the north-west side, which is extremely steep but would be no way downhill.

New district with impressive, diverse architecture. Located right on the way from the ferry terminal to the city center. Nice restaurants; but of course with Norwegian price level. Still worth a stop.

By bike on the 25th of June 2018.What a dream! Back and forth there were 4,890 km and every day I could enjoy alone with my tent and the stove …read more

The tickets must be bought in advance in the visitor center before being admitted into the fenced area of the stave church on the other side of the street.
Many …read more