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Looking for fun things to do in Norway? Browse Norway sights, activities, and tourist attractions ranked by fellow travelers. Read reviews of the top things to do and see in Norway. You may also write your own review of what to do in Norway.
#46 of 104 things to do in Norway
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tvillingmarit says:
A small intim gallery by the river Nidelven. The gallery was opened in 2003, and has been one of the most populare and most visited galleris in Trondheim. Galleri sg presents lots of national, both well established and new artists as well as international artist.
If you are visiting Bakklande, th...
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#47 of 104 things to do in Norway
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Paullfc says:
Oslo as a city presents itself as incredibly multi-cultural and diverse and presents the visitor with a few splendours to capture on your camera.
The Royal Palace is a must see and grabs the attention of many of the city's visitors. If you get there by 1.30pm you can observe the change of the gua...
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#48 of 104 things to do in Norway
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mypictures4u says:
The Trollstigen ("The Troll Ladder") is a famous mountain road 20 kilometers south of the Norwegian city Åndalsnes. It is part of the "riksvei 63". Eleven hairpin bends lead up 800 meters from the ground of the beautiful Isterdal Valley to the top of the pass. Midway the road crosses the Stigfossen...
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#49 of 104 things to do in Norway
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tvillingmarit says:
Røros church, or “Bergstadens Ziir”, was built in the heyday of the Copperworks “to the glory of God and to adorn the town”. It deserves its name, and towers majestically over the wooden houses at the top of the town. Completed in 1784, the Directorate of Cultural Heritage considers it to b...
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#50 of 104 things to do in Norway
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tvillingmarit says:
Museet Kystens Arv, Coastal Heritage Museum.
The collection of a special type of boat ("klinkbygde råseglbåter"), boat-building and the literature history connected with the author Johan Bojer are the basic themes at the museum. In the boat-building workshop boats are still built according to o...
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#51 of 104 things to do in Norway
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m49erfan says:
The Alfred Nobel Peace Center is located in Oslo, Norway. It opened on June 11, 2005 so it is pretty new and very modern. To learn more about it for yourself go to www.nobelpeacecenter.org. The website is in Norwegian and English.
When you enter the Peace Center, the first thing you see is the...
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#52 of 104 things to do in Norway
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gardkarlsen says:
This is a short ”trip report” from a visit to Flor & Fjære outside Stavanger. Flor & Fjære is a small garden located on the island of Sør-Hidle outside Stavanger. On the island you get a tour of the garden with useful info on how to keep your lawn perfect, how to maintain your apple trees etc...
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#53 of 104 things to do in Norway
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smileysaartje says:
We went to the Alta Museum. It was a very nice Museum. There is a walk where you can see the Rock Carvings and there is a very good guide, so you can study. In the Museum there was also some history of Finnmark and some information about the Northern Light. We enjoyed it very much.
It costs NOK 8...
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#54 of 104 things to do in Norway
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jrplyhn says:
“When I was young, the capital of Norway was not called Oslo. It was called Christiania. But somewhere along the line, the Norwegians decided to do away with that pretty name and call it Oslo instead.” (Roald Dahl, Boy 1984)
Oslo is the largest city in Norway with its approximately 550,000 in...
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#55 of 104 things to do in Norway
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darlingwish says:
The Oslo Vigeland Park is a definite must-see when you're in Norway's capital city. It's a part of the Frogner park and with an area that covers 80 acres, it's pretty huge!
There are hundreds of different sculpture depicting people in various human activities, 212 as I've counted *lying about the...
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#56 of 104 things to do in Norway
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CFD says:
This museum is dedicated to Thor Heyerdal and his expeditions.
The Kon-Tiki Museum houses a range of boats and artefacts from Thor Heyerdahl's expeditions. Here you can see the original Kon-Tiki raft.
The main atractions are Kon-Tiki from 1947 and RA II from 1970, but the its only a replica sin...
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#57 of 104 things to do in Norway
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malinita says:
Lysefjorden is one of the must beaty fjords in norway besides for geirangerfjorden.
this tripe takes about 3 hours and you can see a lot of nature here. on a nice day it is a beatyful trip.
it coastes 350 nok and has decont for families and gruopes.
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#58 of 104 things to do in Norway
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CFD says:
Mount Løvstakken is the Mountain facing Ulriken. Its Bergens 3.rd highest mountain and a very the thing that is special with the mountain is that it divides the city into several parts. You can actually see 4 parts of Bergen from the top of this Mountains , which is far more than you can from ulrik...
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#59 of 104 things to do in Norway
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CFD says:
Cut from the web:
Great Viking-ship discoveries from Gokstad, Oseberg and Tune as well as other finds from Viking tombs around the Oslo Fjord. The world's two best-preserved wooden Viking ships built in the 9th century. Small boats, sledges, cart with exceptional ornamentation. Implements, tools, h...
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#60 of 104 things to do in Norway
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gis_claudio says:
This is going to be a review on Nannestad, the commune where I work. Mostly, it's going to include outdoor attractions.
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