Attractions in Norway

As one of the most spectacular viewpoints in Norway, the Preikestolen is probably one of the country's most popular hiking destinations. The platform drops vertically over 600 meters into the … read more

You can walk along the cliffs and then get a better view of the rock on which the globe stands and in front of which everyone has to take a … read more

Pack your bathing suit on nice summer days. Taking a bath here will be an unforgettable experience. And the envy of the other hikers is sure.

The footbridge is almost a recovery phase on the hike. The rocky parts are much more strenuous, although there are now steps built almost everywhere.
The bridge bridges a very beautiful moor landscape.

Beautiful section on the way to Preikestolen.

in addition to the main fall, several small rivers plunge down here

The path to the Fløyen viewing platform starts in one of the most beautiful parts of Bergen. Picturesque houses line the way. Then it goes slowly with little incline through … read more

The area next to the trail is mostly boggy. So staying on the trail is highly recommended. The wooden footbridge bridges the moor and there are more "moor puddles" at the top of the lakes.

The Hanseatic League established its first branch here in 1343.
In 1702 there was a great fire that largely destroyed the wooden houses.

Why you should come to Bergen is not really an issue. Hardly a ship that does not start this great city. Nothing has to be organized here: just start at … read more

Beautiful path at the waterfall

On the way to the glacier, signs with dates on the roadside show the former extent of the glacier. The visible decline in just 150 years is depressing.

Beautiful park with the impressive palace. Park is public and free of charge - but the palace is not intended for the public. Great view from the palace to the Karl Johans gate.

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

The old church is worth seeing

From Fjellstove to Brikdsdalsbreen you cross a bridge directly on Kleivafossen.
Breathtaking - you stand directly in the spray of the waterfall!

Of course, one is not alone at this highlight, but it is worthwhile in any case to look at this waterfall. For fans of spectacular photos the chance to go behind the waterfall.

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.

After 418 steps you will be rewarded with a beautiful view over the city.