Norway Tourism Guide: Fjords, Oslo, Bergen, Tromso and Lofoten

Norway attracts visitors with dramatic fjords, Arctic landscapes, historic cities, mountain routes and unique natural phenomena.

Its geography creates a wide variety of landscapes, from waterfalls and glaciers to islands, forests, lakes and Arctic coastlines.

Geirangerfjord is one of Norway's most famous fjords, known for steep mountains, deep blue water, waterfalls and scenic viewpoints.

Oslo combines modern architecture, museums, waterfront areas, parks and national cultural institutions.

Bergen is known as the gateway to the fjords, while Tromso is associated with northern lights, winter activities and polar culture.

The Lofoten Islands are known for sharp mountains, fishing villages and dramatic coastal scenery.

Preikestolen, also called Pulpit Rock, is a famous cliff above Lysefjord. North Cape is a dramatic Arctic viewpoint associated with the midnight sun.