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• 5 Northern Lights Hunting Experience
• King Crab Safari with Aurora Hunting + King Crab Buffet Dinner
• Siida Suomi Museum
• Overnight at Fully Furnished Glass Igloo with Private Bath Room Facilities (Above Arctic Circle）
• Reindeer Sleigh + Reindeer Driving License
• Arctic Circle Crossing Certificate
• Husky Safari + Husky Sleigh
• Helsinki City Tours include: Senate Square, Market Square, Sibelius Monuments and etc 
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• 帝王蟹野生动物园+极光狩猎 +帝王蟹大餐
• 住北极圈内的玻璃屋 （带浴室设施）
• 哈士奇犬越野游+哈士奇雪橇

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"Scandinavia is just as much and sometimes more about the journey than the destination. It is like watching national geographic out the window as we're driving around the Norwegian Fjords. Driving in to Geiranger in Norway is one of the most stunning drives you can do in the world. I've visited 80 countries and haven't seen any better yet"

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Explore Norway's rich seafaring heritage in Oslo

Norway’s remarkable seafaring heritage will unfold in the capital of Oslo, which sits at the head of a 60-mile fjord with a mountainous vista. Spend time walking through four nautical museums clustered together in Bygdøy, and be amazed by ships, instruments, treasures and artefacts from saltier days gone by.

Drive north past fjords, lakes and forests

With this country’s astonishing arrangement of sea, sky and rock, there’s no better way to explore than by taking the road. You will find true appreciation for Norway as we wind past fisherman’s cabins, berry farms and tranquil lakes towards the forests and soul-stirring fjords.

See the beautifully preserved wooden buildings of Stavanger

Travel back to the 18th century with a visit to Gamle Stavanger, a neighbourhood of historically preserved houses. Originally home to the sardine canning industry, these white cottages will delight you with their gabled terracotta roofs, cobbled pavements, black lanterns and overflowing flower boxes.

Tour up the hillside by funicular railway in Bergen

Connecting the centre of Bergen with the mountain of Fløyen is the funicular railway, where two vehicles counterbalance each other using cable traction up an inclined slope. The only railway of its kind in Scandinavia, it is one of the most popular things to do in Norway. Admire unrivalled views during this 6-minute voyage.

See the world's best-preserved Viking ships in Oslo

Oslo is home to the world’s best-preserved Viking ships, with a beauty that is testament to both their preservation and original craftsmanship. Take time to view the intricate Viking sagas carved into many of these longships, which were often considered so important their owners were buried in them.

Our top 5 things to do in Norway

Norway’s intrepid history, emotional terrain and European location provide an intriguing mix of activities. Travel with Trafalgar and we will show you the very best.

Viking Ship Museum

Take in the world’s best-preserved Viking ships, the Gokstad, at the Viking Ship Museum in Oslo. These black, ornate treasures whisper the secrets of Norway’s heritage and highlight the immense skill required for crafting these vessels. Spare time for the Oseberg, a ship used as burial for two women surrounded by burial gifts that can still be seen.

Fortress of Akershus

Strategically located at the very end of Oslo’s headland, the Fortress of Akershus was built in the 1300’s to house and protect the royal. One of the best things to do in Oslo, you will feel the weight of history in a space that withstood a number of sieges throughout the ages and later served as a military base.

Kon-Tiki Museum

Step into the ultimate museum for adventurers and explorers, the Kon-tiki Museum in Oslo. This space is home to a library of 8,000 books as well as vessels and maps pertaining to the infamous 1947 Kon-tiki expedition led by Norwegian writer and explorer, Thor Heyerdahl. Be transported to Polynesia, South America, the Galapagos and beyond.

Best museums in Norway

With a famed history of explorers from the Vikings to Thor Heyerdahl, the museums we visit have rich stories that combine education and enjoyment. Journey with Trafalgar and you will feel Norway’s history at your fingertips.

The Norwegian lefse is a flatbread, strikingly similar to the Mexican tortilla or North Indian roti, with the Nordic variety made with flour and milk or cream with various Nordic fillings. Try it savoury with potatoes and sweet with cinnamon and brown sugar.

Pickled Herring

Experiment with slithers of herring during your Norway trip, trying this fish smoked above a fireplace, raw, boiled, buttered or simmered in beer. A big part of the Norwegian diet still to this day, this meal is a cultural necessity when visiting even if the initial concept makes you squirm.

Traditionally served in Autumn to mark the rounding up and returning of grazing mountain sheep, the lamb, cabbage and potato stew of fårikål can now be enjoyed year-round. Considered the national dish of Norway, it’s a must during trips to Norway, particularly when cool weather rolls in.

Best food in Norway

Enjoy traditional Norwegian food in the very place the meals originated. With simple ingredients and rich flavours, the dishes we share with you on a trip to Norway will connect you with the authentic culinary heritage of the country.

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Mountain boots

Even if your Norway holiday is more focused on museums and restaurants than trekking and outdoor activities, wearing mountain boots will make you feel at home with the Norwegian spirit. Even if all you do in them is eat fårikål and drink mulled wine.

Sleeping mask

During the Norwegian summer, there are times when the sun never goes down. Pack a sleeping mask if you need a complete blackout in order to sleep.

Even during the winter, ice fields and glacier territory can reflect the sun and burn your skin. Pack sunscreen to save a crimson glow appearing in your holiday photos.

Picnic blanket and a good book

Enjoy the scenery of Norway by finding a moment of stillness in a park with a blanket, a good book and a thermos of coffee. The picnic blanket may take up space in your bag, but it will double as extra warmth when the weather gets cool.

With lots of walking to be done in the forests, mountains and cities, plasters for blisters may prove useful during your trip; particularly if you’re wearing new shoes that haven’t been broken in.

Pack for sustainable travel

Consider your environmental impact when you next take a trip and go single-use-plastic-free by packing a reusable water bottle, a steel straw, your own shopping bags and reusable toiletry bottles.

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Cruise the Norwegian fjords

Norway's fjords are the country's greatest natural wonders, and a Norwegian cruise is the ultimate way to experience them. Hop aboard in Bergen, the gateway to the fjords, and marvel as you float gently past a landscape of mountains, valleys, glaciers and sheer cliffs that plunge dramatically into the sea.

Take a hike!

Norway is home to some of Europe's most spectacular and unique landscapes. One of the highlights is Hardangervidda, Europe’s largest mountain plateau and undoubtedly one of the most beautiful places in Norway. As you tramp across this magnificent and unspoiled wilderness, keep your eyes peeled for migrating herds of reindeer, as well as more reclusive wildlife like the arctic fox and the snowy owl.

Ride the Lillehammer bobsleigh

Live out your Winter Olympic fantasies with a ride on this, Scandinavia's only bobsleigh course. Located just outside Lillehammer, it offers various options to cater for all levels of daring, but be warned - with speeds of up to 75mph and forces of up to 5G, the 4-man taxibob option is not for the fainthearted!

Soak up the atmosphere at Aker Brygge

This revamped shipyard is now an Oslo cultural hub, and a favourite hangout for locals and tourists alike. Admire the views as you stroll along the scenic seafront promenade, browsing the shops or stopping to sample some local delights at one of the many waterfront restaurants.

Pulpit Rock

Known to the locals as Preikestolen, this prominent cliff with its distinctive flat top is one of the most essential Norway sights. Dare to peer over the edge and you'll see a knee-wobblingly sheer drop of over 600m into the deep blue waters of Lysefjord. Tackle that two-hour hike in to be rewarded with the mother of all selfie opportunities.

Things to do in Norway

From the impossibly beautiful frozen tundra of Norway’s Arctic north to the sophistication of Oslo, Norway has plenty to offer. To help you get to grips with it, we've put together a Norway travel top 5.

Norwegian Wood Festival

Held in the beautiful green surroundings of Frognerbadet park in Oslo, Norwegian Wood Festival brings a varied lineup of international stars to the Norwegian capital each June. What's not to like about a music festival whose maiden voyage featured Johnny Cash on the bill?

Northern Lights Festival

Founded in 1988, Tromsø's most popular festival offers a line up of world-class opera, jazz and chamber music, as well as full-scale symphony orchestras and dance performances. For more information on Northern Lights Festival, click   here .

Ekstremsportveko

Known to the locals as 'Veko', Norway's leading festival of extreme sports is held annually in Voss. Come and gawp as competitors from across the world of extreme sports go head to head in disciplines such as BASE-jumping parachuting, kite surfing and mountain biking. For more information on Ekstremsportveko, click   here .

Inferno Festival

If you like your music hard and heavy, then this is for you. Norway's leading festival of heavy metal, Inferno festival takes place annually, spread over three venues in Oslo city center. Expect a brutal lineup of the biggest stars from the world of extreme metal. For more information on Inferno festival, click   here .

Norwegian Constitution Day

Norway's national day is celebrated on May 17th each year, when the entire country hits the bricks for one massive party. Food, drink and high spirits are the order of the day, though Norwegian traditional dress is optional. It's an inclusive affair and foreigners are always welcome - grab a flag and join the festivities! For more information on Norway National day, click   here .

Top 5 Festivals in Norway

Whether it's culture, music or sports that takes your fancy, Norway has a festival to fit the bill. Here's our selection of the best Norway festivals.

Munch Museet

The Munch Museet opened in 1963 and is dedicated to the works of Norway's favourite son, Edvard Munch. Here you can see two of the existing four versions of his iconic masterpiece, The Scream, a proper Norway travel 2015 must-do. For more information on the Munch Museum, click   here .

Viking Ship Museum

There are a horde of interesting Viking artifacts on display here, but most people come to see the magnificent Oseberg Ship, a well preserved whole Viking vessel thought to date from the 8th century AD. For more information on the Viking Ship Museum, click   here .

Stavanger Museum

Founded in 1877, Stavanger Museum is an umbrella term for several museums scattered throughout the city. The most famous is undoubtedly Breidablikk villa, the best-preserved mansion house in the country. For more information on the Stavanger Museum, click   here .

Norsk Folkemuseum

Norsk Folkemuseum is home to the world's oldest open-air museum, making it one of the most interesting museums Oslo has to offer. Chief amongst its attractions is a collection of over 150 old buildings relocated from around the country, one of the biggest displays of its kind in Europe. For more information on the Norsk Folkemuseum, click   here .

Vigeland Museum

Set amidst the lush greenery of Oslo's Frogner Park, Vigeland Museum is home to over 200 sculptures in bronze, granite and iron by the acclaimed Norwegian master Gustav Vigeland, including Angry Boy, his best known work. For more information on the Vigeland Museum, click   here .

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There are a huge number of galleries and museums to choose from in Norway, including the country’s famed open-air museums. Struggling to decide which to see? Read on for our pick of the best.

Norway's national dish is a succulent stew of lamb, simmered low and slow with cabbage with peppercorns. Served with a side of potatoes, it's proper rib-sticking stuff for the coldest of days.

Best eaten at Dovrehallen, Storgata 22, Oslo

This wafer thin rolled cake is one of Norway's best-loved desserts. Served filled with cream and dusted with sugar, it's definitely one for all the sweet-tooths out there!

Best eaten at Vaaland Dampbakeri & Conditori, Muségata 46, Stavanger

This traditional western Norwegian delicacy is not for the weak of stomach. It consists of a cured sheep's head, boiled and served halved with potatoes and mashed rutabaga (a turnip-like root vegetable).

Best eaten at Smalahovetunet Voss, Strandavegen 789, Skulestadmo

This Norwegian dish is made from tørrfisk, wind-dried white fish that has been reconstituted in water over a period of several days. It's then steamed or baked and served with potatoes, mashed peas and bacon, and though the gelatinous texture is unusual it's considered a national delicacy. Your only option is to get stuck right in.

Best eaten at Børson Spiseri, Gunnar Bergs 2, Svolvaer

Kjøttboller

These delicious Norwegian meatballs are made of minced beef flavoured with spices. Served with mashed potato, mushy peas and plenty of gravy or cream sauce, they're a real Norway food must-try.

Best eaten at Naboen, Sigurds gate 4, Bergen

Food in Norway

Thanks to its long, harsh winters, traditional food in Norway is based around preserved items, including its most famous of exports, smoked salmon. If it moves and breathes, you can bet the Norwegians have salted it, pickled it, dried it or fermented it. Fresh fish and meat are also big players here, particularly game such as reindeer and moose. The humble loaf also makes up a large part of the typical Norwegian diet, with many delicious and wholesome varieties of bread on offer. Check out our selection of must-try Norwegian dishes to get you primed for Norway.

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If you are looking for gorgeous scenery, breathtaking nature and vast wondrous land, then Norway is definitely your destination this holiday season! Witness the stunning Northern Lights, marvel at the spectacular mountains in Geirangerfjord, be blown away by the Arctic Cathedral, and travel along the Atlantic Ocean Road to view the picturesque land of Norway. Have you always wanted to witness the Northern Lights in person? Then this is your chance — see the beautiful colours and patterns dancing across the sky in a wanderlust moment you’re not going to forget any time soon. Be dazzled by the mesmerising sights you can find only in this region!

Go On A Norwegian Adventure With EU Holidays 

When you sign up for a tour package to Norway with  EU Holidays , you can sit back and get ready to enjoy the splendid views, like the magnificent Northern Lights, while letting our team of professionals in Singapore do the heavy lifting. Our travel experts will cover everything from hotels, sightseeing sites, shopping, as well as dining options. So, save yourself the hassle of Googling for tourist hotspots and must-do activities – instead, let our experienced team do the research and planning for you.

The package tour begins with a flight from Changi Airport to Tromso Airport in Langnes, Norway. After which, you will embark on a journey through the country and feast your eyes on key highlights including the spectacular aurora borealis, also known as the Northern Lights, and experience the rich Norweigean culture before returning home from the tour to Singapore.

Discover the magnificence and the elegance of the wintery wonderland of Norway with EU Holidays’ tour packages!

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We are an award-winning tour agency and travel solutions provider. Having had several years in the tourism business, we have built a team of professional and well-versed travel experts that are always willing to extend a helping hand so that you can make the most out of your overseas trips!

Start your Norweigean expedition at Tromso airport and witness the spectacular Northern Lights and experience local culture with our tour agency today!

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1. when is the best time to see the  northern lights  in  norway .

The Northern Lights, or aurora borealis, are an amazing and can’t-miss sight in Norway. The Northern Lights can be elusive to catch and that is why it’s an added bonus to go with an  experienced guide  and tour company. The peak season for viewing the Northern Lights is from November to February. This is when the nights are the longest in Norway, presenting you with more opportunities to catch the lights. If you visit between September and March, you may also be able to see the Northern Lights, especially during March when the skies are likely to be clearer. In the city of Tromso, you can see the lights when the skies are dark and clear enough, from the months of September through to April.

2. Which is the prime location in Norway to see the Northern Lights?

Anyone who’s experienced the Northern Lights will tell you it’s an unforgettable experience to see the ethereal lights dance across the sky! The further north you go, the greater the chances are of seeing this alluring natural phenomenon. Tromso is known as one of the prime spots in the world to see the Northern Lights. A stop in Tromso is included in our Norway tour package, so you have a good chance of catching the lights here under the right weather conditions.

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Nature isn’t just a backdrop here, it’s the star of the show. From towering granite peaks to achingly beautiful fjords, Norway doesn’t hold back when it comes to unforgettable moments and landscapes.

Hike the rugged coastline under the otherworldly glow of the midnight sun or explore the Svalbard archipelago on an expedition voyage. Chase Tromso’s Northern Lights, explore the Lofoten Islands’ colorful fishing villages or take the Bergen Railway past alpine lakes and ancient glaciers. Discover a land of friluftsliv (open-air living), of koselig (feeling cosy and content), and find out for yourself why Norwegians rate themselves as some of the happiest people on this beautiful planet.

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A love of nature permeates every level of Norwegian society, from the freedom to camp on public land (known as the right to roam) to the old Norwegian joke about being born with skis on their feet. A history of farming and an enduring Viking culture that valued strength and hardiness has produced a society unified around values like independence, an active life and simple pleasures.

Speaking of simple pleasures, if you’re in Norway you’ll come across a phrase that has no direct translation in English: ‘koselig’ (pronounced coosh-ly). While ‘koselig’ means something different to each person, it’s best understood as the mental feeling of coziness and contentment that accompanies wholesome activities, like if a happy sigh was a feeling. You may also come across the term ‘friluftsliv’, which refers to the pure delight of splendid natural scenery, fresh air and an active lifestyle. This is perhaps why the country continuously tops the ‘world’s happiest’ lists.

Travelers may find that the locals seem a little shy or reserved at first. Generally speaking, small talk isn’t as big a part of social interaction as it is in places like the USA, Australia and Canada. Don’t take it personally – once you get to know a local, you’ll likely find them as helpful and kind as people anywhere.

History and government

The first people moved here some 10,000 years ago after rising temperatures created the perfect conditions for fishing communities to hunt the coastline’s blubber-rich marine life.

While the Viking Age is the most famous part of Norway’s history, it was actually a fairly short period. Scandinavian warriors traveled around the world to plunder, colonize and build alliances from around AD800 to AD1060. As a result of these invasions into   Scotland , England and Normandy, Saint Olaf unified the country for the first time under Christianity.

In the 14th century Norway was joined with   Denmark   through a royal marriage. Danish became the official language although Norway retained a strong sense of national identity. It was then given to   Sweden   in the early 19th century before finally achieving independence in 1905.

Twentieth century

Norway declared itself neutral during WWII but that didn’t stop the Nazis invading and occupying the country as a strategic military stronghold. Norway quickly recovered once the war ended in terms of infrastructure and economy, though the head of the government-in-exile did not. Vidkun Quisling, who encouraged Norwegians to submit to Nazi rule, was executed for treason in 1945. Fun fact: the word ‘quisling’ is still a colloquial term for ‘traitor’ in Norway.

Perhaps the most significant event in Norway during the 20th century was the discovery of a wealth of natural resources in the late 1960s. The extraction and export of oil and gas quickly became Norway’s dominant industry and continues to provide most of the country’s considerable wealth.

Norway today enjoys a high standard of living with political power generally held by either center-left or center-right parties. The country is renowned worldwide for its free and independent press and strong democracy.

Eating and drinking

Traditional Norwegian cuisine is simple, hearty and designed to keep you warm during those freezing winters. While the classic meat and potato offerings may not be the most exciting, they are plenty satisfying, and you’ll find diverse cuisine options from around the world in Norway’s larger cities. Many travelers to Norway are concerned about how much money they will have to budget for meals during their trip, and while it’s true that eating and drinking in Norway can be expensive compared to other parts of Europe, there are a few things you can do to make your meals more affordable.

Budget-friendly tips for eating and drinking in Norway

Picnic like a local

Eating outside in parks and squares is incredibly popular during the summer in Norway. You’ll even see locals with single-use barbecues grilling meat in the open during the warmer months, which is totally legal. These disposable grills are cheap, but they aren’t great for the environment, so we recommend stocking up on fruit, vegetables, lunch meats and bread for an eco-friendly picnic.  

Drink the tap water

With some of the best-tasting tap water in the world, there’s no need to splurge on bottled stuff. Bring a reusable bottle and fill it up each day. It’s better for your wallet and the environment.

Steer clear of sweets

A huge sugar tax means buying chocolate or candy is expensive everywhere in Norway. Junk heads may want to shore up some luggage space for treats, or simply prepare mentally.

Must-try food and drink in Norway

• Kjottkaker Basically a fried meatball, but flatter and with no breadcrumbs. Kjottkaker are ubiquitous in Norway so you won’t have to look to hard to find them. They’re delicious, filling and widely available – what more could you want? 
• Farikal Norway’s national dish is a perfect warmer for freezing winters (or even chilly spring or autumn nights). Simmered with cabbage and mild spices, pieces of lamb or mutton become fall-off-the-bone soft in this tasty and rustic meal.
• Linie Aquavit This Norwegian brand of aquavit – a botanical vodka – is aged in oak casks during a cruise. Here’s the reasoning given on their website: ‘It all started back in 1805, when the Norwegian trade family, Lysholm, shipped potato aquavit to the East Indies. Here people were totally uninterested in buying it, so the aquavit was sailed back to Norway. On its arrival in 1807, it was discovered that the sea voyage had vastly improved the taste.’
• Brown cheese Made by simmering a by-product of the cheese-making process (whey), then sliced and served on bread or crackers, sweet and salty brown cheese is an iconic lunch or breakfast accompaniment.

Plant-based options

Vegetarians and vegans will have nothing to be concerned about in cities like Oslo and Bergen, but we recommend stocking up on food in a supermarket if you’re traveling outside of the major cities, just in case you have trouble finding options on restaurant menus. Traveling with a local who speaks the language makes this all a lot easier. If you travel with Intrepid, you’ll have a local leader who can help you decipher menus and recommend plant-based choices.

Geography and environment

Sharing borders with   Sweden ,   Russia   and   Finland , Norway occupies the northern corner of the Scandinavian Peninsula, with the North Sea, Norwegian Sea and Barents Sea hugging the rugged northern, southern and western sides of the country.

Swaths of Norway sit within the Arctic Circle, including the popular mainland city of Tromso and the Svalbard archipelago. Due to its proximity to the   Arctic , large parts of Norway experience a subarctic marine climate, with cold winters and cool summers, as well as midnight sun and the Northern Lights.

Norway possesses more than 50,000 islands. These protect the rest of the country from North Atlantic storms, which is useful given the country’s proximity to the   Arctic . With a total of less than 10 percent of the land suitable for growing crops, things are already tough enough. 

The country's western fjord system is perhaps its most well-known landmark – or series of more than 1000 landmarks, to be accurate. Formed by retreating or melting glaciers, these deep ravines are now a symbol of Norway’s beauty and the country’s leading tourist attraction.

In a country where the great outdoors is a way of life, you’ll find less opportunities to buy trinkets and mementos in Norway than in other places. That being said, there are a couple of keepsakes and gifts to look out for while you’re there, namely items that represent the weird and wonderful folklore and traditions of this Scandinavian nation.

Solje jewelry

This silver jewelry is meant to keep the wearer safe from evil and monsters. Traditional solje jewelry comes in the form of brooches and necklaces that can be attached to bunad (folk) costumes. Does it work? Well, do you see any trolls around? Exactly.

Items adorned with rosemaling – delicate, floral folk art – make perfect gifts or decorative souvenirs. Practiced since the mid-18th century, rosemaling emerged when poor, traveling artists and muralists from Norway encountered the elaborate styles popular in Italy and France at the time.

It’s hard to overstate the importance of trolls in Norwegian (and wider Scandinavian) culture and folklore. These humanoid, mountain or forest-dwelling monsters are sometimes huge and sometimes tiny, but almost always up to some kind of mischief and trickery. Troll dolls, troll mugs, troll tea towels, troll underwear (why not?) and more are for sale throughout the country. It may seem a little touristy, but even locals keep figurines of these hideous creatures around the house for luck.

Festivals and events

Did you really think that the descendants of Vikings wouldn't know how to hold a celebration? Thankfully, modern Norwegians are more inclined to celebrate things like music and art, rather than seafaring raids, and these are some of the best:

Oya Festival

A summer festival that usually takes places in Oslo, Oya features artists – both local and international – from a number of genres performing in the great outdoors. This is a classic European music festival with a sustainable twist – you can dance to music powered by renewable energy while munching street food served on edible, biodegradable plates. 

Northern Lights Festival

Listen to compositional music performed in Tromso’s historic and modern architectural wonders. Timed to coincide with the Northern Lights (hence the name), this mid- to late-winter festival is a stalwart of Tromso’s impressive cultural calendar.

Bergenfest 

Bergenfest   is a five-day open-air music festival located in the stone walls of Bergenhaus Fortress in the UNESCO World-Heritage listed city of Bergen. It's one of Norway’s oldest, biggest and boldest music festivals featuring an eclectic lineup of electronic, pop, country, experimental, jazz, blues, rock and more.

Further reading

For inspiring stories to prepare you for your Norway adventure, check out these books:

• The Almost Nearly Perfect People: The Truth About the Nordic Miracle   – Michael Booth
• Heimskringla   – Snorri Sturluson
• Growth of Soil  – Knut Hamsun
• The Ice Palace   – Tarjei Vesaas
• The Half Brother   – Lars Saabye Christensen
• Munch   – Steffen Kverneland
• The Snowman   – Jo Nesbo
• Into the Ice: The History of Norway and the Polar Regions   – Einar-Arne Drivenes and Harald Day Jolle

Norway travel FAQs

Do i need a covid-19 vaccine to join an intrepid trip.

Trips from 1 January 2023 onwards

From 1 January 2023, Intrepid will no longer require travelers to provide proof of vaccination against COVID-19 (excluding all Polar trips and select adventure cruises).

However, we continue to strongly recommend that all Intrepid travelers and leaders get vaccinated to protect themselves and others.

Specific proof of testing or vaccination may still be required by your destination or airline. Please ensure you check travel and entry requirements carefully.

When is the best time to visit Norway?

When deciding the best time for you to visit Norway, the main factors to consider are your tolerance for the cold and what you want to see most.

While the joys of the high summer are self-evident – long days! Mild weather! – both international and local tourists flock to Norway’s fjords and hiking trails during June and July. If you want to hike all day, stay up all night (because the sun pretty much doesn’t set) and don’t mind rubbing shoulders with other travelers, this could be the ideal time for you.

Winter in Norway is cold. November, December and January see average daylight temperatures between 30°F and 39°F (-1°C and 4°C) with the sun setting in the afternoon. That said, this is the only time of the year that you can glimpse the stunning Northern Lights. Even if you don’t see Aurora Borealis (you’ll have more luck the further north you go), the festivity of Christmas and the snow-covered mountains make winter a magical season to visit.

Spring and autumn are both crisp in terms of temperature. Think about 50°F (10°C) in May and September. These shoulder seasons may offer a good way to split the difference between winter and summer if you can handle a little bit of cold and a little bit of a crowd, but not too much of either. Just be aware that spring is the rainy season and pack accordingly.

Do I need a visa to travel to Norway?

Visas for Denmark , Norway,   Sweden   and   Finland  are not required for passport holders of the European Union,   Australia ,   New Zealand , the   USA   and   Canada   who plan to visit for 90 days or less. Please note that random passport checks occasionally happen at European borders and you will need at least six months validity on your passport to enter the country overland.

All other nationalities should check with the Norwegian embassy or consulate closest to them for information.

Is tipping customary in Norway?

Part of what contributes to Norway’s reputation as an expensive nation for visitors (but not locals) is that most workers, including waitstaff, are paid union-approved liveable wages. 

Because of this, tipping in Norway is not commonplace and is generally left up to the discretion of the customer. If the service in a mid- to high-end restaurant is particularly good, feel free to round up the bill.

What is the internet access like in Norway?

Internet access in Norway is fantastic, with almost 100 percent of the country having access to a connection. In Norway's major cities and towns, travelers will be able to access the internet on their phones with global roaming switched on (be careful of charges) and at cafes and free wi-fi hot spots. Even more remote and rural areas will have internet availability, though in towns like Tromso and Trondheim it may be a slow connection.

Can I use my cell phone while in Norway?

Cell phone coverage is generally very good in Norway. If you want to use your cell phone, ensure global roaming is activated before you arrive (but be aware of the fees this may incur).

What are the toilets like in Norway?

Flushable, Western-style toilets are the standard in Norway.

What will it cost for a...?

Norway's unit of currency is the krone. Prices here are approximate and shown in US dollars for ease of comparison.

Cup of coffee in a cafe = USD 3–4

500 ml beer in a bar = USD 10–13 

Takeaway supermarket sandwich = USD 10

Meal in a mid-range restaurant = USD 25–30

Can I drink the water in Norway?

Yes, you can drink the tap water in Norway. In fact, it’s some of the best-tasting tap water in the world so pack a reusable bottle and take advantage. It’s always considered safe to drink unless otherwise marked.

Are credit cards widely accepted in Norway?

Major credit cards are accepted by most large shops and hotels. Smaller vendors may not accept credit cards, so carry enough cash to cover small purchases.

What is ATM access like in Norway?

ATMs are commonly found in Norway's cities and urban areas. Remote regions will have less ATM availability, so prepare accordingly before traveling away from cities.

What is the weather like in Norway?

The climate in Norway is noticeably warmer than what would otherwise be expected at such a high latitude because of the Gulf Stream. Summer temperatures can reach up to 86°F, even in northern areas, but only for limited periods. The length of the winter and amount of snow varies around the country. There is more snow in the north and the winters are dark; on the southern and western coasts, winters are moderate and rainy, while further inland the temperature can get below -13°F. March, April, October and November tend to be the rainiest months. Snow usually starts to fall in October or November in the northern areas (and in higher altitudes) and generally melts by the end of April. The Northern Lights are visible from parts of Norway, with September to April usually presenting the optimal conditions for viewing.

What public holidays are celebrated in Norway?

1 January  New Year’s Day

March/April  Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, Easter Monday *

1 May  Labor Day

17 May  Constitution Day

May/June  Ascension Day *

May/June  Whit Sunday and Whit Monday *

25 December  Christmas Day

26 December  Boxing Day

*Please note these dates may vary. See the current list of public holidays in Norway.

Is Norway a safe destination for LGBTQIA+ travelers?

Same-sex marriage has been legal since 2009 and citizens have had the legal right to self determine their gender since 2016. Norway has strong anti-discrimination laws regarding LGBTQIA+ individuals and public opinion on LGBTQIA+ people is overwhelmingly positive.

You can find visible queer scenes in all the midsize to large cities. Oslo’s is the biggest and the official Oslo tourism website even has a section dedicated to   queer spaces and events   in the city. In other large cities, like Bergen, you’ll find no shortage of LGBTQIA+ friendly spaces, though fewer that cater to specific sexualities and genders.

If you are traveling solo on an Intrepid group tour, you will share accommodation with a passenger of the same gender as per your passport information. If you don’t identify with the gender assigned on your passport, please let us know at time of booking and we’ll arrange the rooming configuration accordingly. A single supplement is available on some tours for travelers who do not wish to share a room.

Is Norway accessible for travelers with disabilities?

Intrepid is committed to making travel widely accessible, regardless of ability or disability. That’s why we do our best to help as many people see the world as possible, regardless of any physical or mental limitations they might have. We’re always happy to talk to travelers with disabilities and see if we can help guide them towards the most suitable itinerary for their needs and, where possible, make reasonable adjustments to our itineraries.

Norway is a fairly accessible destination for people with restricted mobility and other disabilities and is actively working to be more accessible every day. In general, travelers with mobility or other restrictions should be aware that the weather can adversely affect accessible travel in Norway. During December, January and February, snow and ice can make even the most well-maintained sidewalk difficult to navigate. 

New buildings are required to be accessible to wheelchair users, however many older buildings may not be accessible. Public buildings like museums that are not totally accessible will often have assistance buttons at their entrances that direct a member of staff to help you enter the building.  Public transport is a mixed bag. While new trams, trains and stations are accessible to wheelchair users, some are not. If you’re traveling on a regional train,   Tourism Norway   recommends calling the train carrier at least 24 hours before your journey to ensure you will be accommodated. The boats that we use for cruising fjords in Norway are accessible to wheelchair users.

Metro trains, trams and buses in Norway are outfitted with PA systems that can be of assistance to travelers with restricted vision. Many trains, buses and trams in major cities will also have screens helpful to travelers with restricted hearing. Travelers who use battery-operated hearing aids should consider bringing a stash of extra batteries or familiarizing themselves with the Norwegian equivalent of the batteries their devices need.

If you have a disability and are planning to travel with Intrepid, we recommend speaking with your booking agent about specific concerns that pertain to accessibility.

Is it expensive to travel in Norway?

The perception of Norway as a prohibitively expensive country stops a lot of folks from booking a journey, despite how badly they want to see the country’s incredible landscapes.

For locals, the cost of most goods and services aren’t that expensive relative to wages. However, there is no denying that Norway is more expensive for travelers than many destinations in Europe and will require more thoughtful budgeting than a trip to, say, Romania.

Prices of basic items like metro tickets, beer and takeaway meals will likely be higher than you would normally pay at home. There are, however, ways of making a trip to Norway a little easier on your bank account. Shopping at supermarkets for lunch instead of dining out, traveling with a reusable water bottle and limiting your alcohol consumption are just a few.

Our trips in Norway tend to be light on included meals so that you can decide whether you’d prefer to grab a supermarket sandwich for lunch or sit down to eat somewhere. You’ll also have the benefit of a local leader to help you find deals and a well thought out itinerary, which means less chance for expensive impulse buys. 

Embracing friluftsliv, a Norwegian word that loosely translates as a way of life that prioritizes time spent in nature, is the best way to reduce the cost of your trip. Basically, if you’re after an adventure where you can eat world-class cuisine all day and party all night, Norway might not be the right destination for you right now. But if you’re interested in unforgettable views, catching sight of the Northern Lights or hiking under the midnight sun, Norway may just be the best travel experience you’ve ever had.

Do I need to purchase travel insurance before traveling?

Absolutely. All passengers traveling with Intrepid are required to purchase travel insurance before the start of their trip. Your travel insurance details will be recorded by your leader on the first day of the trip. Due to the varying nature, availability and cost of health care around the world, travel insurance is very much an essential and necessary part of every journey.

For more information on insurance, please go to: Travel Insurance

How do I stay safe and healthy while traveling?

From Australia?

Go to: Smart Traveller

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Go to:  Canada Travel Information

From the UK?

Go to:  UK Foreign Travel Advice

From New Zealand?

Go to:  Safe Travel

From the US?

Go to:  US Department of State

The World Health Organisation also provides useful health information.

Does my trip support The Intrepid Foundation?

Yes, all Intrepid trips support the Intrepid Foundation. Trips to this country directly support our global Intrepid Foundation partners, Eden Reforestation Projects and World Bicycle Relief. Intrepid will double the impact by dollar-matching all post-trip donations made to The Intrepid Foundation.

Eden Reforestation Projects

Eden Reforestation Projects are helping to mitigate climate change by restoring forests worldwide; they also hire locally and create job opportunities within vulnerable communities. Donations from our trips support restoration across planting sites in 10 countries around the globe. Find out more or make a donation World Bicycle Relief

World Bicycle Relief provides people in low-income communities with bicycles to mobilize school kids, health workers, and farmers in far-out areas – giving them access to vital education, healthcare, and income. Donations help provide Buffalo Bicycles – specifically designed to withstand the rugged terrain and harsh environment of rural regions – to those who need them most. Find out more or make a donation

Does my Intrepid trip include airfare?

While our Intrepid trips include many modes of transport, from tuk-tuks to overland vehicles, bullet trains and feluccas, airfare to and from your home country is not included in your tour package.

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• Transfer back to airport for our flight to the home of Northern Lights - Tromso.

1. Tonight we will hunt the Northern Lights with a walk together with your tour manager.

DAY 3 TROMSO - NARVIK

Buffet Breakfast

• A very scenic drive through various fjords brings us to this beautiful town by the fjord – Ofotfjord.
• It is an inlet of the Norwegian sea located about 200km above the Arctic Circle, yet it remains a yearlong ice-free port.
• Board a Gondola (cable car) up to Narvikfjellet. *Timing varies, we will board either at 1500 or 1700 depending on the operation hours.

2. Together with your tour manager, you may ascend to the Hotel Bar for view of the appearance of the Northern Lights.

DAY 4 NARVIK - ABISKO (Kiruna) - LAPLAND

• Board the Arctic Circle Train to Abisko .
• The train line was initially opened to carry iron ore from Kiruna to Narvik and is widely used by the locals and tourists. *Departure time varies with availability and train schedule.
• Due to its location in a low precipitation micro-climate Abisko has more clear nights than virtually any other of the destinations and is the top destinations for catching the Northern Lights.
• Overnight in Lapland.

3. Tonight we will hunt the Northern Lights with a walk together with your tour manager.

DAY 5 LAPLAND - REINDEER FARM - KIRKENES

Buffet Breakfast | Eat-all-you-can King Crab Dinner

• Our wonderful Sami guide will teach you about all the characteristics of their reindeers.
• Hands on experience to feed the Reindeers.
• Ride the traditional Reindeer Sledge. (400m)
• Cross the border and transfer to Norway.
• With our very experienced guide, we will go on a snowmobile safari to the Siberian taiga forest in the Pasvik Valley.

4. As we hunt the Northern lights, we will also have an opportunity to see how a King Crab is caught. We end the safari with a 1hr all you can eat King Crab served the Norwegian way with Mustard and wine.

DAY 6 KIRKENES - SAARISELKA

Breakfast | Dinner

• Make a photo stop by the Russian Border , the closest we can be to Russia without a visa.
• Transfer back to Finland for an interesting Instagram-worthy Traditional Finnish Theme Wooden Hotel. *As this hotel has limited rooms, it is subject to availability, alternative normal hotel will be provided in case of unavailability.

5. Tonight we will hunt the Northern Lights with a walk together with your tour manager.

DAY 7 SAARISELKA - SANTA CLAUS VILLAGE - WINTER HORSE SLEDGING - MOUNTAIN TOP GLASS CABIN

Buffet Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner

• Visit to Santa Claus Village where you will have an opportunity to post a postcard from the Main Post Offic e. All postcards sent from there will get a special Arctic Circle Stamp on them.
• Collect an Arctic Circle Certificate with your name and date to prove you have crossed the Arctic Circle.
• Photo opportunity with Santa Claus. (Own expenses)
• Visit to an authentic Horse farm .
• Ride a traditional horse sledge (400m) , pulled by instructor and understand the life and habits of an Irish Cob.

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6. Tonight, with minimal light pollution above the mountain, you will have a high chance of catching the Northern Lights on your own.

DAY 8 LAPLAND - RANUA WILDLIFE - GLASS IGLOO

Buffet Breakfast | Buffet Lunch

• Excursion to the Ranua Wildlife Park (World’s Northern Most Zoo) which consist of approximately 50 wild animal species and 200 individuals. You will have the chance to be in close contact with the various Nordic and Arctic animals like bears, reindeers, wolves, gluttons, lynxes, moose, birds, and Finland polar bear.
• A ranger will guide you and explain to you with in-depth knowledge of the different Arctic animals.

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7. Northern Light hunting on your own with complimentary Aurora Alarm alert apps.

DAY 9 RANUA - HUSKY DOG FARM - ISO-SYOTE

Buffet Breakfast | Dinner

• Husky Dog Farm (7km) - Meeting the dogs and have a closer look at them. The guide tells you about their life habits and particular features of the husky dogs. The culmination of the tour is a ride in a dog sledge.
• Afternoon its free at leisure, you may want to do some skiing at the nearby ski slope.

8. Tonight we will hunt the Northern Lights with a walk together with your tour manager.

DAY 10 ISO-SYOTE - JYVASKYLA

• Transfer to Jyvaskyla.
• Jyväskylä lies in the heart of Finland, situated on the banks of Lake Päijänne and home to the impressive Kuokkala Bridge.

DAY 11 JYVASKYLA - PORVOO - HELSINKI

• Porvoo is the second oldest town in Finland and is famous for its Old Town which has buildings from the 18th and 19th centuries.
• Photo stop at Porvoo cathedral which dates to the 15th century and the Red Riverside Warehouses.
• Overnight in Helsinki.

DAY 12 HELSINKI > SINGAPORE

Buffet Breakfast | Meals on Board

• Free at leisure till transfer to the airport for your return flight to Singapore.
• Opportunity for you to join a full day excursion to Tallin with lunch subject to your flight departure time. (Own expenses)

DAY 13 SINGAPORE

• We hoped you had enjoyed your trip and we look forward to seeing you again.
• Sequence of itinerary may change due to limitation of glass igloos, domestic flights, or weather conditions
• Northern Lights is a natural occurring phenomenon, we cannot guarantee the appearance due to weather conditions.
• Snow activities are subject to weather conditions. Should King Crab Safari including snowmobile cannot take place due to insufficient snow, there will be a refund of 150euro LGE Voucher per person. Husky sledge ride will be replaced by Husky Cart ride / shorter distance. There will be no refunds for Winter Horse, Reindeer Farm visit.
• Lapland Hotels has no star grading – equivalent will be provided.
• Weather condition in Lapland is very unpredictable, roads and attractions may close at short notice, we will proceed with the alternative routings in such scenarios based on the best possible situation.
• Tour Manager during peak season may not fly together with group, however a check in staff will be allocated and Tour Manager will meet the group upon arrival.
• Some accommodations may not have specific twin or double room types.
• Passengers may choose to opt to use a bus for further and longer hunting Northern Lights duration, this has to be agreed by the whole group and informed 3 days before. The costs will be shared equally among the group members.
• Glass Igloo picture is for illustration purposes only.
• Glass Igloo upgrade is subject to availability, do check with us on your confirmed igloo.
• Newest Mountain Top Glass Cabin is only available for departures 15th Oct 2023 – 09th Dec 2023.

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• Russian Border Photo stop
• Overnight in Norrbotten Region
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Nikolai was FANTASTIC!!!! He was a great tour leader. The tour took us to many places and he educated us well. However, just a few negative comments. The hotels were not satisfactory ....I am used to better hotels when I travel. Carrying my luggage throughout the tour was very burdensome. I am an older person, and although I am in great shape, I did not want to be responsible for carrying my luggage everywhere. There was an 89 year old man on our trip. He had a real hard time catching up. I usually go on escorted tours where my luggage, and everything else, is handled by the guides, not by me. I loved the places that wer went to and overall I would suggest people take Tourradar and Intrepid if they don't mind doing some of the labor involved.

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My husband and I were on our honeymoon on this trip, and we had an absolutely amazing time! TourRadar did a great job with communicating prior to our trip and answering any questions we had prior to our trip. We were also able to communicate with the tour company via the platform, which was very helpful. We got to visit so many amazing sites all around Iceland and made some amazing memories. The itinerary was well-developed and also allowed for some downtime. Our tour guide, Siggie, from Arctic Adventures also did an incredible job keeping us informed and making sure we had everything we needed. We were able to learn a lot and felt very welcomed.

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I was worried about the culturally mixed tour clients due to some negative reviews from previous clients. But I enjoyed the experiences of mixing with participants from Mexico and the Philippines. Yes sometimes bilingual guides’ presentations were not clear, and I had to ask for clarifications. Hotels were better than I had expected from the reviews; except in one-hotel the lightening was so bd

My trip was well organized. The Tour Leader Amanda and the Driver Raffie were both excellent. The cities, sites, people, and events experienced were a joy.

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Norway tourism: best time to visit.

Norway tour packages are often arranged to accommodate the country’s extreme seasons. The summer season, from June to August, is a fantastic time to enjoy Norway tours when you can experience the legendary phenomenon of the midnight sun and sweeping swaths of verdant fields. Come autumn, between September and November, the green fields will have been replaced with fiery shades of red and gold. This is the perfect time for Norway tour packages offering a quieter ambience and scenic hikes. The cold and dark winter season from November to February, while not as popular as the summer Norway tour package, more than makes up for it with mystical snowy wonderlands and shimmering northern lights.

Norway Visa for Indians

Indians looking for a Norway tour package from India must apply for a visitor’s visa through the Royal Norwegian Embassy in New Delhi. This visa will allow you stay in Norway for 90 days. The processing time of your visa application can take 15 to 45 days, so remember to apply well in advance of your Norway tour package.

Norway Tourism: Best Places to Visit

Located towards the middle of northern Norway, Tromso is rightfully known as the capital of the Arctic. Renowned for the mystical northern lights, this exotic region is also best placed on Norway tour packages to indulge in whale watching, skiing, hiking and birdwatching. Your holidays will be made livelier by epic adventures including sighting the midnight sun, dog sledding and staying in hotels made out of pure ice! Tromso is also well-known for its unique Sami culture, and is surrounded by several picturesque islands just waiting to be explored on Norway tour packages.

The capital city of Oslo proves that your Norway tour packages will not be all about nature, spectacular though it may be. A lot of brews are bubbling in Oslo including a trail-blazing food scene, funky neighbourhoods, several museums and fantastic art exhibitions. This does not mean that your international holidays will be devoid of nature adventures at the capital. Enveloped by a dense forest and the spellbinding Oslofjord, you can also enjoy cycling, skiing and island hopping at Oslo.

Lofoten Islands

The breath-taking natural beauty of Lofoten Islands is enhanced by its many scenic fishing villages, glittering fjords and lofty peaks covered in snow. The region offers a handful of epic outdoor adventures including skiing and hiking along with some of the most picture-perfect beaches in Europe. A perfect place to enjoy the soul-stirring Northern lights and the extraordinary phenomenon of the midnight sun, Lofoten has a very vibrant cultural scene as well. Make sure to choose Norway packages that will also take you along the coastal route between Trondelag and Bodo, one of the world’s most scenic drives.

Geirangerfjord

The cerulean waters of the UNESCO protected Geirangerfjord, surrounded by majestic peaks, cascading waterfalls and lush greenery, is Norway’s most famous fjord. Norway packages to this region projects a fairy tale quality with its astounding natural scenery, believed to have been created by successive ice ages, and the sheer determination of the people to glean a living here without adversely affecting the environment. Kayaking, fishing, hiking and cycling are only a few of the adventurous activities awaiting you in this paradise. Be sure to sample the unique flavours of local cuisine while on Norway tour packages.

Norway tour packages are never complete without a trip to Bergen, the second largest city in the country. A fantastic combination of cobblestone streets, trendy restaurants, sprawling art museums and a lively music scene, Bergen is aptly named “the heart of the fjords”. Once the centre of trade between Norway and the rest of Europe, the Hanseatic Wharf, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, retains its old-world charm with its iconic colourful wooden buildings. Overlooking the sea and surrounded by majestic peaks, Bergen has the vibe of a quaint town and offers its visitors panoramic views, fantastic hiking trails and unforgettable train journeys.

Norway Tourism: Local Dishes to Try

Commonly eaten in the western regions of Norway, Farikal is a hearty stew, perfect to warm oneself up on cold winter nights. Made with lamb meat and cabbage leaves, it is traditionally served with a helping of boiled potatoes on the side.

A popular local dish in the northern reaches of Norway, Finnbiff is a type of stew made with sauteed reindeer meat and served with a delicious sauce. You can also find versions of this tasty dish in the Lapland regions of Sweden, Finland and Russia.

Being north of the Arctic Circle with sub-zero temperatures, soups are quite famous in Norway. Sodd is a traditional mutton soup, made with potatoes and carrots, and is a hearty meal to throw off the chill and warm you inside-out.

A Norwegian delicacy that can be traced back to the 12 th century, Torrfisk is a type of unsalted, cold-air dried fish, usually cod fish. It can also be cured through fermentation, and is very popular with the people of Lofoten Islands.

Things to Do on Your Norway Trip

Hiking and cycling.

Norway tour packages are best enjoyed on foot or pedals. Soak up the astounding scenery, quaint villages and the sheer magnificence of nature as you cycle or hike at your leisure. Let the locals inspire you as they trek along terrain both large and small, rugged and steep.

Skiing and Dog Sledding

If you seek thrilling experiences on Norway tour packages, swap your shoes for your ski boots and fly down mountain slopes covered in glittering snow. If you are not quite up to that, let some frisky Alaskan Huskies take you for the ride of your life along snow-covered mountain slopes, on dog sleds.

Get up and personal with the fjords on Norway tour packages as you go kayaking along them. Feast your eyes on the panoramic vistas that unfold on either side as you paddle alongside adventure.

Wildlife Experiences

Don’t forget the guided wildlife safari tours and your best cameras while on Norway tour packages. Capture some fantastic shots of the planet’s most majestic and elusive creatures – the whales. The prehistoric musk oxen, lumbering moose and goofy-looking puffins should all be found a place on the wall of your Norwegian memories.

Souvenirs to Look out For

The perfect keepsake will keep the memories of your Norway trip fresh and vibrant. Norwegian Jul (Christmas) ornaments, Viking drinking bowls, Norwegian tine (wooden carrier boxes), Rosemaling or decorative folk painting, troll figurines and solje jewellery are some of the most sought-after souvenirs on Norway tour packages.

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