Get inspired & explore Norway attractions

The essence of Norway’s appeal is remarkably simple: this is one of the most beautiful countries on Earth. Find out why and where to go in this travel guide.

One of the best parts about going on a Norway cruise is all of the rich history and culture you get to experience firsthand.

Norway's religious history has helped shaped the country's political, cultural and architectural landscape. 

Influencing art, history, and religion, the myths and legends behind the Northern Lights are a fascinating insight into different cultures across the continents.

From trolls to goddesses, our shores are alive with Norwegian folklore and mythical creatures. Generations of us Norwegians grew up with these fairytales. Learn about them and perhaps you’ll start to see the coast like we do: a place of magic and myth.

From endless day to endless night, everything about the Svalbard archipelago is extreme. This is the Arctic at its wildest.

For a place so remote, Svalbard’s past is surprisingly lively. This rugged archipelago deep within the Arctic Ocean has a rich history marked by exploration, experimentation, and international influences.

The Norwegian fjords are naturally top of the wishlist for many visitors, but there are plenty of other spectacular natural attractions to keep an eye out for as you explore Norway's coast.

Few lines on a map carry as much meaning as the Arctic Circle. Cross it, and you step into a different world – one shaped by deep winter, endless light and generations of stories. For us, it’s not just a latitude. It’s a moment. A milestone. And a place we’ve sailed for more than 130 years. 

With jagged mountains rising out of the sea, small fishing towns scattered along a rugged coast and sandy beaches fringed by fjords, Lofoten is often billed as one of the most picturesque parts of Norway.