A Norway holiday is your gateway to breathtaking landscapes, from the majestic Norway Fjords to the snow-dusted Arctic wilderness. Perfect for adventure seekers and culture lovers alike, holidays to Norway offer something for everyone.
For a truly unforgettable experience, Tromso holidays are a must for anyone wanting to hunt down the Northern Lights as one of the best places in the world to spot them. With Arctic adventures, iconic landmarks, cosy cities and pristine nature all in one trip - get ready to embark on an unforgettable Norway package holiday.
Top Attractions in Norway:
- Trollstigen: A thrilling mountain road with 11 hairpin bends, offering breathtaking views of waterfalls, peaks and valleys. Pull over for a coffee or lunch break at the viewpoint and take in the stunning panorama.
- Reindeer Sledding: Experience this traditional Sami activity as you glide through snowy landscapes pulled by reindeer, a magical way to explore Norway’s Arctic regions.
- Pust Sauna: Unwind in this floating sauna on Oslofjord, blending wellness with spectacular coastline views.
- Fram Museum: Learn about Norway’s polar exploration history at this Oslo museum, home to the Fram, built for Fridtjof Nansen's 1893 Arctic expedition. If you’re feeling brave, step into the polar simulator!
- Nidaros Domkirke (Nidaros Cathedral): Located in Trondheim, this stunning Gothic cathedral is the northernmost of its kind in the world and a historic pilgrimage site.
Hidden Gems in Norway:
- Polaria Aquarium: Located in Tromso, this Arctic aquarium features fascinating marine life and an immersive Northern Lights cinema experience.
- Arctic Floating: Don a survival suit and float among icy waters in Tromso, a truly unique way to experience Norway’s Arctic environment.
- Fantoft Stave Church: A beautifully reconstructed wooden church near Bergen, showcasing Norway’s unique medieval architecture.
- Troldhaugen: Visit Edvard Grieg’s charming home in Bergen, set amidst serene landscapes that inspired his music.
- Rockheim: If classical music isn’t your scene, discover the history of Norwegian pop at this interactive museum in Trondheim.
Norwegian Cuisine
Norwegian dishes typically use fresh, locally sourced ingredients, heavily influenced by the country's coastal geography and traditions. Seafood takes centre stage, with dishes like smoked salmon, stockfish, and rakfisk (fermented fish) being staples. Hearty meals often feature lamb, game or reindeer, paired with potatoes and root vegetables. For a sweet treat, try Krumkake or Skillingsboller, Norway's answer to the cinnamon roll.
