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Vestland · Flåm and the Sognefjord

Flåm

Flåm is a village at the head of the Aurlandsfjord, an arm of the Sognefjord, where the Flåmsbana ends after descending from Myrdal through the mountains. Boats depart from the quay for the Nærøyfjord, a World Heritage site. Flåm is the base for the Stegastein viewpoint, the Aurlandsfjellet road and the medieval wooden churches of Borgund and Urnes.

Vestland · Loen and the Jostedalsbreen glacier

Olden

Olden is the village at the mouth of the Oldedalen valley, in the Nordfjord, with a cruise ship quay and the old wooden church from 1759. The valley rises along Lake Oldevatnet to Briksdal and the Briksdalsbreen glacier tongue, one of the most visited tongues of the Jostedalsbreen.

Oslo · Oslo

Oslo

Oslo is the capital of Norway, at the end of the Oslofjord, with a compact center between the central station, Karl Johans gate and the harbor. It brings together the Ópera with a walkable roof, the MUNCH, the Museu Nacional, the fortress of Akershus, Parque Vigeland and, in Bygdøy, the Fram, Kon-Tiki and Folklore museums. It is the country's main gateway.

Møre e Romsdal · Geiranger and Ålesund

Ålesund

Ålesund is the coastal town of Møre e Romsdal spread across islands, rebuilt in stone and brick in the art nouveau style after the 1904 fire. It has the Aksla viewpoint, up 418 steps, the art nouveau centre around the Brosundet canal, the Atlanterhavsparken aquarium and the Sunnmøre Museum. It is the gateway to the Geirangerfjord.

Troms · Tromsø

Tromsø

Tromsø is the largest city in northern Norway and the seat of Troms, on an island 350 km above the Polar Circle. It has the Catedral do Ártico, the Fjellheisen cable car, Polaria and the Museu Polar, and is one of the most used bases for trying to see the northern lights from September to March and the midnight sun from May to July.

Rogaland · Stavanger and the Preikestolen

Stavanger

Stavanger is the seat of Rogaland and Norway's oil city on the southwest coast. It has an old town of white wooden houses, the colourful Øvre Holmegate, a 12th-century cathedral and the Petroleum Museum around the harbour of Vågen. It is the base for the Lysefjord, the Preikestolen hike and Kjeragbolten.

Møre e Romsdal · Molde and the Estrada do Atlântico

Molde

Molde is the seat of Møre e Romsdal on the north shore of the Romsdalsfjord, known as Cidade das Rosas and for the July jazz festival. From the Varden viewpoint you can see the panorama of 222 peaks. It is a base for the Estrada do Atlântico, the village of Bud, the Trollkirka cave and the Museu de Romsdal.

Vestland · Loen and the Jostedalsbreen glacier

Loen

Loen is the village at the end of the Innvikfjord, an arm of the Nordfjord, from which the Loen Skylift rises up to Mount Hoven. The Lodalen valley leads along the lake Lovatnet to the Kjenndalsbreen glacier, and the Jostedalsbreen National Park centre is in Oppstryn, 25 km away.

Trøndelag · Røros

Røros

Røros is the former copper town on the plateau in eastern Trøndelag, with a centre of miners’ wooden houses, the stone church Bergstadens Ziir, the Smelthytta smelter and the slag heaps — a World Heritage Site. The Olavsgruva mine is 13 km away.

Trøndelag · Trondheim

Trondheim

Trondheim is Norway’s third city, at the mouth of the Nidelva on the Trondheimsfjord. A former capital called Nidaros, it has the Catedral de Nidaros over the tomb of Santo Olavo, the Palácio do Arcebispo with the crown jewels, the old bridge, the river’s colorful warehouses, the Bakklandet neighborhood and Kristiansten fortress.

Nordland · Lofoten

Reine

Reine is the fishing village in western Lofoten, on the island of Moskenesøya, with red rorbuer on small islets and jagged peaks surrounding the Reinefjord. It's the base for the Reinebringen hike, the villages of Hamnøy, Nusfjord and Å, and Haukland beach, and is close to Moskenes, where the ferry from Bodø arrives.

Nordland · Lofoten

Svolvær

Svolvær is the largest town in Lofoten and the gateway to the archipelago, on the island of Austvågøy, with an airport and the Hurtigruten port. It is the base for Henningsvær, Kabelvåg and the Catedral de Lofoten and for the Lofotr Viking Museum in the centre of the islands.