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The Fjordsenter is both a tourist information center and a museum, and offers a modern exhibition with lots of interesting information about the Geirangerfjord, its nature and the history of the place.

The waterfall and rapids in the heart of Geiranger are truly impressive and well worth a visit. A meticulously constructed path with a non-slip metal grating allows you to get very close to the roaring water. The highlight is the walkway that extends directly over the large waterfall. Note: Due to the many steps, the path is definitely not wheelchair accessible. Furthermore, the grating poses a risk of injury to dogs' paws; it's best to keep your four-legged friend away from this path.

This breathtaking view is something you simply have to experience! The Geirangerfjord is indescribably beautiful, and its wild nature is truly impressive. Most importantly: Don't just take photos and selfies, but take your time and really savor the experience and cherish it as a lasting memory ;)

The hike to Storsæterfossen is definitely worthwhile and shouldn't be missed if you want to explore the Geirangerfjord. The waterfall is very impressive and offers the rare opportunity to walk behind it and experience it up close. But be careful: The path behind the waterfall is very slippery in places! However, there are ropes provided for support.

The opportunity to admire Storsæterfossen from behind or below, experiencing it with all your senses, is an impressive attraction that shouldn't be missed when exploring the Geirangerfjord. However, caution and sure footing are required, as the path leading under the roaring waterfall is quite slippery in places! Feel free to hold onto the provided ropes!

Storsæterfossen is an impressive waterfall that shouldn't be missed when exploring the Geirangerfjord! Even the narrow hiking trail leading there offers stunning views of the landscape, though the varied terrain can be quite challenging. Once you reach the top, you'll be rewarded with a thundering waterfall and a rushing mountain stream. A particularly special feature is the opportunity to walk behind the waterfall, allowing you to get really close and experience it with all your senses. But be careful: the narrow path with steps is very slippery in places! Handrails and ropes help you reach the waterfall safely.

Great views of Geiranger, the Geirangelva River, and the fjord. The center has a café, restrooms, and a museum.