This article is all about short travel tips that are useful to know if you ever want to visit Norway. Learn everything about how things are done in Norway, how to behave in different situations, or how to save money on different aspects of your stay.
Gol is a small city in the middle of the Hallingdal valley, and it’s a popular stop for people who are travelling to their cabin in Hallingdal. It’s also a natural stop when travelling between Oslo and Bergen by car (following the Rv7 route), so this small city gets a lot of both Norwegian and … Read more
Nesbyen is a small town located in the Hallingdal region, just a few hours from Oslo. It’s a natural stop for anyone who travels between Oslo and Bergen using the Rv7 route, so it gets a lot of tourism from people who need to stretch their legs during this rather long car ride. The mountainous … Read more
Trolltunga is one of the most scenic and well-known hiking trails in all of Norway, and this breathtaking viewpoint is located just outside of the small town called Odda. As you can expect, Trolltunga attracts tourists from all over the world, but many of them are taken aback by the sheer difficulty of the hike. … Read more
The Norwegian stave churches are some of the most well-known architectural sights of Norway, and anyone who visits Norway will probably want to take a look at a stave church with their own eyes. There are plenty of people who visit Bergen that wants to get a look at some of the beautiful stave churches … Read more
Porsgrunn is a middle-sized city in Telemark county, and it’s located roughly 2 hours south of Oslo. It’s not a typical tourist destination, but there are still plenty of tourists who find their find to Porsgrunn, either as a stop on their way further south, or because they want to spend a few days in … Read more
Trolltunga is one of the most popular hiking trails in all of Norway, and there are thousands of tourists who travel to this rather difficult hike every summer. The hike trail starts at a place called Skjeggedal, about 5 kilometres away from the town Odda. Let’s take a closer look at how you can get … Read more
Langedrag Nature Park is a type of open farm that also acts as a kind of zoo, and it’s a great place to visit to get close to farm animals as well as some of the most interesting animals you will find in the Norwegian wilderness. You get to see wolves, lynxes, moose, as well … Read more
Lofoten islands are one of the most popular tourists destinations in all of Norway, thanks to its scenic mountains and beautiful beaches. This area is extremely crowded during the summer months, so it’s next to impossible to find a room to stay at unless you are very early with your booking. This leaves the option … Read more
Many people consider Bodø to be an underrated gem when it comes to destinations in northern Norway, and it’s a great place to begin a trip to Lofoten islands or northern Norway in general. One of the great things about Bodø is that it has its own airport, and it’s easy to get to it … Read more
The browns bears were once feared in all of Norway, but the brown bears today are shy of humans and tend to stay far away. If you want to see these large animals up close, your best bet is going to a zoo, and what’s a better place to stop for seeing brown bears than … Read more