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Olavsklemma is a natural rock formation featuring a deep hollow or pothole, but also a historical site where Germans built a cave for ammunition storage during World War II, located near the Kongevegen (King's Road).

The historic center of Lærdalsøyri is a charming cluster of well-preserved wooden houses from the 18th and 19th centuries. Once a vital trading post between east and west Norway, it now offers a quiet stroll through history. Its narrow streets and traditional architecture reflect the town's rich cultural heritage.

Tyinkrysset Fjellstue is a welcoming mountain lodge perched along the E16 in the Filefjell region. Diners enjoy honest, locally inspired meals in a cozy setting, often accompanied by a hit like the local "Små Vesener" beer. The staff are consistently praised for making guests feel at ease, and practical touches like electric-car charging and relaxed outdoor seating round out a memorable stop in the mountains.

very Nice place, but to many busses and tourists on the road up and down to Aurlandsvangen.

Mega view of the Aurlandfjord, especially a reward if you have hiked up here

Wonderful coffee stop and bakery in the pretty and quiet town of Aurlandsvangen. It can be found at the bottom of the Aurlandsfjellet pass, so whether you've just braved the climb or are building up the courage, it's a great stop.

Borgund Stave Church was built around 1180 and seems to have come straight out of a fairy tale with its colonnades, multi-level roof and towers, intricately carved dragon heads on the ridge and scale-shaped roof tiles. The church is a fascinating sight, nestled in the middle of a valley between impressive mountains.

Borgund Stave Church was built around 1180 and seems to have come straight out of a fairy tale with its colonnades, multi-level roof and towers, intricately carved dragon heads on the ridge and scale-shaped roof tiles. The church is a fascinating sight as it is nestled in the middle of a valley between impressive mountains.