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Tromsø, the Paris of the North.

Tromsø 69°North, 80,000 inhabitants: the Arctic gateway, rich in Norrona and Sami history and culture. Tromsø, often called the “Paris of the North”, is a vibrant city located 300 km above the Arctic Circle in Norway. Known for its stunning natural phenomena, rich history and unique...

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Bodø 2024 European Capital of Culture

First Cultural Capital North of the Arctic Circle – 67°17′00″N In the video it seems that Queen Sonia of Norway herself (86 years old) is skiing 🙂 In Bodø there is also a touch of Italy with Via Querinissima, the historic route of the Venetian captain Pietro Querini who, shipwrecked...

10 things to do in Stavanger

Welcome to Stavanger, one of Norway’s gems that offers a fascinating combination of breathtaking natural beauty and a culture rich in history. If you are ready for an unforgettable Norwegian adventure, Stavanger is the place for you. In this article, we will explore the top 10 attractions and...

Aurora Borealis in Tromsø the capital of northern Norway.

There are no polar bears in Tromsø … but only in Svalbard (staying in Norwegian territory). I take you with me on a walk around Tromsø to hunt for the Aurora Borealis or Nordlys (in Norwegian) meaning “the lights of the North.” The photo of the polar bear I took while loitering...

Guide to Pulpit Rock

Located in Strand, Rogaland, Pulpit Rock, also known as Preikestolen, is a must-visit tourist attraction in Norway. This impressive natural wonder is a steep cliff that rises 604 meters (1,982 feet) above the stunning Lysefjorden, offering breathtaking views of the Ryfylke region.