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Fjord Norway - you have to be here to believe it!

Fantastic, dramatic, spectacular, authentic or unique? It's difficult to find the words to properly describe Fjord Norway, considered by many to be the world's best and most diverse destination. There's something truly unique about the mountains, fjords, waterfalls, glaciers, cultural landscape, the fjord cities and the people who live there.

Cultural treasures along the North Sea Road

Flåm Railway

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Travelling in Fjord Norway is an attraction on its own, particularly if you travel by car.

If you enjoy road trips in spectacular nature and prefer to be able to travel at your own pace, there are plenty of options for a round trip through some of the best Fjord Norway has to offer. You may choose from any of the 18 National Tourist Routes, and you will be amazed of the beauty, the spectacular nature, and you can stop at some incredible viewing points for photos to bring back home.

You will drive along steep and narrow roads, twisting and turning along the fjords and the mountainsides, along the seashore and in the valleys, and you should make sure to stop to visit some of the villages, taste the local food and perhaps go for a hike in the high mountains. Why not drive through the Lærdal tunnel, which is the longest tunnel in the world, and a sight of its own?

For those who prefer to travel by train; you will find some of the most spectacular railroads in the world in Fjord Norway. The steep Flåm railroad is recognized as the world’s most beautiful train ride. The unique Rauma railroad takes you through 32 bridges from Åndalsnes to Dombås. While Bergen railroad takes you from one side of the country to the next, passing by the highest peak of Finse at 1222 meters above sea level.