Norway has something for every traveller. Here’s a list of 7 of the best places you can visit

Norway has much to offer to explore, from landscapes and the Northern Lights, to fjords and historic cities. Here are 7 of the top places you can visit in Norway.

Norway’s capital is a good place to begin your trip. Oslo is a blend of museums, modern architecture, green spaces and a waterfront environment. You can check out the National Museum, MUNCH and Vigeland Sculpture Park or the Oslo Opera House. The city is also surrounded by plenty of outdoor spaces, making it a great destination for those who enjoy the outdoors as well as the city.

If you want to explore the Norway's famous fjords, Bergen is one of the spots to visit. The city is surrounded by seven mountains, and is a gateway to the fjord region. You can explore the historic Bryggen waterfront, walk through the city centre or use Bergen as a base for trips to nearby fjords.

Tromsø is a popular destination for travellers heading north of the Arctic Circle. The city is known for opportunities to see the northern lights during the darker months and the midnight sun in summer. Beyond these natural phenomena, visitors can explore the city and take part in outdoor activities surrounded by the Arctic landscape.

The Lofoten Islands are known for their mountains, beaches, fishing villages and coastal landscapes. Located in northern Norway, the islands offer a mix of outdoor activities and scenic drives. Travellers can explore traditional villages, hike through the mountains or simply take in the views. Lofoten is also part of Norway’s Scenic Routes network.

Geirangerfjord is one of Norway’s best-known fjord destinations and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Surrounded by mountains and waterfalls, the fjord offers some of the country’s most recognisable landscapes. The area is also part of the Geiranger-Trollstigen Scenic Route, making it a popular stop for travellers exploring western Norway.

Stavanger offers a combination of city experiences and access to Norway’s natural landscapes. The city is a gateway to the Lysefjord and nearby outdoor attractions. Travellers can explore Stavanger before heading into the surrounding fjord region. It is also a useful stop for those planning to explore southwestern Norway and its scenic routes.

Flåm is a popular destination in Norway’s fjord region, best known for the Flåm Railway. The railway takes travellers through dramatic mountain scenery before reaching the village. Flåm also provides access to the surrounding fjords and can be included in itineraries covering Bergen and western Norway. It is a popular stop for first-time visitors exploring Fjord Norway.