Visit Tromsø
Gateway to the Arctic and capital of Northern Norway. As far back as a century ago, visitors were surprised to find culture, intellectual life and the current fashions so far north, and the city derived the name Paris of the North. Read more about Visit Tromsø
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At a latitude of nearly 70 degrees north, four days’ sailing from Bergen and barely a two-hour flight from Oslo, Murmansk or Longyearbyen, at the same latitude as Alaska and Siberia, between the island landscape, fiords and mountain peaks, you find Tromsø.
Destination Røros, Norway has been awarded the prestigious 2012 Tourism for Tomorrow Award, in competition with the two other finalists, the Misool Eco Resort, Indonesia and Tanabe City Kumano Tourism Bureau, Japan.
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UT.no is a cooperation between The Norwegian Tourist Association and NRK (Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation). The site offers excellent tools for your outdoor activities. Plan your trip, search maps, get tips, read comments and more. Google is responsible for the translations.
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Norway`s only restaurant and conference room in a modern "Gapahuk"? - Sollia Gjestegård is since 1999 run by the Nordhus family. We offer accomodation in cabins and annex with self household, half or full pension. The resort has 2 restaurants, relaxation area with massagebath/Jacuzzi and sauna, and a modern husky farm housing about 40 Alaskan husky sled-dogs. We have daily safaris from the resort during winter season.
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Welcome to one of Norways most solitary hotels. We make your stay here a very pleasant experience, so that you will find your way back here. Our hotel was originally built for as a prison in 1963 for for the lokal lawbreakers.
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The district of Luster is at the end of Sognefjorden. The world's longest fjord, Europe's largest continental glacier and Northern Europe's most Alpine mountain region, are all found in Luster.
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The Great Life Company consists of a collection of beautiful places - four on the mountains in South Norway, four in North Norway, and five in or around Oslo. Each place has its own unique expression, which occurs when beautiful nature meets houses designed with respect of local culture, tradition, and building standards.
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Story-telling and local food - Norwegian mountain farm presented in The New York Times, July 15, 2001 - French magazine «Grand Reportages» May 2002 showing how a contemporary fiddler learned to play from the waterfall troll «Fossegrimen»
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Sygard Grytting - one of Norway's oldest wooden hotels - owned by thesame family during the past 700 years. Around 1300 AD - more than three hundred years before the Pilgrim Fathers left Plymouth in southern England to establish the first European settlement in the "New World" - Sygard Grytting provided lodgings for medieval pilgrims on their way to the St Olaf Cathedral in Trondheim.
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Sandtorgholmen Hotel is idyllically located on a peninsula pointing into Tjeldsundet – the sound separating Hinnøya from the mainland. The hotel, which is built on an old trading post, is about 30 km south of Harstad, and about 28 km from Harstad/Narvik Airport Evenes.
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Travelling by train through the Scandinavian countries is convenient and relaxing. Just hop on, find your seat and you’re off. No waiting in queues at the airport or stripping off for security..
The mountain farm lies around 1.000 metres above sea level. The construction of the farm started i 1978 to realise the family Thorson's dream of a sanctuary for animals, birds and people. Langedrag lies like a fairy-tale castle in beautiful surroundings, with magnificent views of the lakes and mountains between Hallingdal and Numedal.
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With stable catches of about 15 to 20 tons Numedalslågen is rated as one of Norway`s 5 best salmon rivers every year. Brufossfisket organizes 40 landowners on both banks of the upper 12 km of the salmonbearing section of Numedalslågen.
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Travelling from the south, The National Tourist Route Ryfylke starts at the mouth of the Lysefjord in Ryfylke. This is where you first get to encounter Fjord Norway at the Lysefjord in Ryfylke.
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Have you ever smelled the ocean through an open car window? A short hour's drive north of Molde is the way everyone is talking about; the Atlantic Road. Here you get the real feeling of being close to nature.(PhotoTerje Rakke-Nordic Life-Fjord Norway)
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Jotunheimen National Park is one of Norway’s earliest and most extraordinary national parks.Galdhøpiggen, at 2.469 m Norway’s highest mountain, is a goal for many guests. A large network of pathways enables you to enjoy the landscape. Good memories may be created by the little impressions of people and culture or by the small events.
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