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Norway

• Oslo: Innovative Oslo is Norway’s cultural centre and capital. Stroll through the open-air gallery of Vigelandsparken and visit the National Gallery to see Edvard Munch’s renowned works, including The Scream. Follow in the footsteps of Norway’s most famous polar explorers and expeditions to the Fram Museum and see incredibly preserved Viking ships from the 9th century at the Viking Museum.
• Bergen: Situated on the west coast of Norway, Bergen is known as the gateway to the fjords. For a memorable experience, cruise through stunning Nærøyfjord, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Visitors should also take the funicular up Mount Fløyen for an enchanting panorama over the city, admire the colourful wooden buildings overlooking the bay in Bryggen and savour fresh fish and shellfish.
• Ålesund: The beautiful city of Ålesund is another great base for exploring the mountains and fjords, including spectacular Geirangerfjord and the Trollstigen mountain pass. Built on a row of islands, this city is famous for its colourful Art Nouveau architecture. If you’re looking for adventure, hike to the summit of Slogen, or kayak to Hessa and hike up Mount Sukkertoppen.

Nothing compares to the snow-covered landscapes and vast wilderness of Norway. The seasonal darkness during winter makes it the best time to see the dancing lights of the aurora borealis, particularly from the city of Tromsø or the mountainous Lofoten Islands. Popular winter adventures include riding behind a team of huskies like the polar explorers, skiing, snowmobiling and ice-fishing. Hire a 4x4 to visit the northernmost part of Norway and learn about the indigenous Sámi culture.