Experience a country of majestic fjords and towering mountains, attractive cities and huge open areas, where the sunshine beams in the summer time and the Aurora Borealis dazzles in the winter skies.
Any planned trip to Norway should certainly start with a visit to the fjords, Norway’s most unique and stunning feature. Their placid, deep waters are flanked with communities and surrounded by woods, glaciers, and snow-capped hills. Whereas Oslo, Norway’s capital is modest and offers a wealth cathedrals and historic landmarks, amidst its ethereal natural beauty.

Another of the country’s most popular attractions, Troms, is almost entirely at the other side of the country. This vibrant city, located just over 200 miles within the Arctic Circle, serves as a starting point for excursions of Norway’s extensive northern wilderness. It’s a region of pleasant, hospitable bars and restaurants, and features the spectacular and stunningly modern Ishavskatedralen (Arctic Cathedral), with its massive, triangular stained-glass window.