23-27 June 2025
Welcome to Norway, a country celebrated for its breathtaking natural beauty, innovative spirit, and steadfast commitment to sustainability. From majestic fjords and the mesmerising northern lights to cutting-edge technology and a rich cultural heritage, Norway presents a unique fusion of tradition and modernity. Visitors can immerse themselves in the warmth of Norwegian hospitality and a lifestyle deeply intertwined with nature, all while exploring the nation’s pioneering approach to green living and innovation.
June is the perfect time to discover Norway’s stunning landscapes, rich culture, and outdoor adventures – all while traveling sustainably. When visiting Norway, there are certain destinations that shouldn't be missed. Below are some recommendations for must-visit locations in Norway.
There are many ways to travel comfortably in Norway, and one of them is by sea. There are ferries that stop at over 30 ports along the way, from the west coast to the far north. This iconic journey present Norway’s dramatic coastline, fjords, and charming coastal towns, all while offering a unique and environmentally responsible way to travel.
If you want to travel sustainably to Bergen you can go via the Bergen Line, one of Europe’s most spectacular train journeys, which passes through fields, fjords, forest and mountains. With the focus on eco-friendly travel options, Norway invites visitors to experience its natural beauty, while minimizing their environmental impact.
Known as the gateway to the fjords, Bergen offers stunning views of UNESCO-listed historical harbour Bryggen and surrounding mountains. Bryggen features a row of colorful wood buildings providing a vibrant atmosphere for visitors to explore museums, galleries, shops and restaurants offering a unique combination of historical charm and modern culture. Alternatively, go on a fjord cruise through the Hardangerfjord or Sognefjord for a breathtaking journey through Norway's scenic waterways.
Famous for its rugged peaks and beautiful beaches, Lofoten in the north of Norway is ideal for hiking, kayaking and experiencing the midnight sun. Visit charming fishing villages like Reine and Henningsvær and enjoy fresh local seafood. To reach Lofoten sustainably, take the coastal voyage by boat or combine the train to Bodø with ferry to the islands.
A vibrant city rich in history and culture. Explore the famous medieval Nidaros Cathedral, where pilgrims have gathered for more than 1000 years. Stroll along the cobblestoned streets of Bakklandet, visit the dungeon and museum inside Kristiansten Fortress or go on a mini-pilgrimage with family or friends.
Often called the Arctic Capital, Tromsø is a vibrant summer destination. Visit the Arctic Cathedral, say hello to seals at the Arctic aquarium Polaria, ride the Fjellheisen cable car to Mount Storsteinen or visit husky cafés. Travel sustainably by taking boat from Bergen along the coast and enjoy the stunning views of fjords and islands.
This charming coastal city offers sandy beaches, a lively harbor and the popular Kristiansand Zoo and Amusement Park. Stroll through Posebyen, the old town, to admire traditional wooden houses from 1892. Kristiansand is easily reached by train or bus from Oslo.
Another famous attraction is Preikestolen, also referred to as The Pulpit Rock. This remarkable flat-topped cliff rises 604 meters above sea level, offering a breathtaking panoramic view of the fjord and surrounding mountains. The hike is approximately eight kilometers long and takes about four hours to complete.
Directly translated to “The Troll's Tongue” is a rock formation that “sticks out” approximately 700 meters above Ringedalsvatnet in Skjeggedal. With its spectacular view, this is a hike you will remember for a long time. It's a challenging route and hikers should have experience with long mountain hikes and be well equipped before embarking on this journey.
Take the Fløibanen funicular to Mount Fløyen for panoramic views over beautiful Bergen. Fløyen serves as a perfect starting point for hikes of all levels, with accessible trails for wheelchairs, strollers and visitors of all ages, ensuring an enjoyable outdoor experience for all. Alternatively, go on a fjord cruise through the Hardangerfjord or Sognefjord for a breathtaking journey through Norway's scenic waterways.
One of Norway's most iconic natural wonders and a UNESCO World Heritage Site is the famous Geirangerfjorden. It's located in the western part of the country and known for its dramatic cliffs, crystal-clear waters and magnificent waterfalls such as “The Seven Sisters” and “The Suitor”. Geirangerfjorden is a popular destination for hiking, kayaking and scenic cruises.
