Places to Visit in Norway
Bergen

The beauty of Bergen derives from the stunning mountains and fjords that surround the place, giving it a popular nickname of the ‘city of seven mountains. Apart from its natural splendor, captivating old school towns imbue a rustic charm to the city.
While in Bergen, do not miss out on the opportunity of visiting the old town of Bryggen. Replete with wooden alleyways, charming buildings and a chock-full of studious, workshops and eateries, the streets of this 700-year-old town are simply begging to be explored. While in Bryggen, make sure to visit the Bryggen Museum, which chronicles the evolution of the city from the 14th century. Another amazing way to explore the city is to climb one of the seven mountains that gives Bergen its secondary title, with Mount Floyen being the best option.
A haven for adventure lovers, Bergen offers a variety of trekking opportunities- from scaling the scenic Mount Floyen, to hiking to the top of Bergen’s tallest mountain, Mount Ulriken. If hiking is not your thing, you may choose to scale both these mountains on a funicular or a cable car respectively.
You may also choose to explore the country’s history by visiting the various museums here, such as the KODE Museum, Grieg Museum, the Bergen Open Air Museum and Hanseatic Museum. The coastal town of Bergen experiences rainy weather throughout the year. Summers in the city remain cool and cloudy, while winters tend to be very cold, windy and overcast.
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Oslo

Oslo is the capital of Norway. This is popular for its Viking history, culture, and traditions. There are many international museums here that provide natural beauty. There are many places for walking and hiking trails in this city. You can hike in the forests, lakes, and many other hiking spots in and around the city. This city is popular for its nightlife.
This is one of the most scenic Scandinavian destinations. Moose are the most common animals spotted in winter. This is a city that has Norway's wolf reserve. There are many archipelagos and islands nearby. The climate is usually warm and winter has snow.
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Arctic Circle

The long summer months in this region greets you with the sight of the dazzling Midnight Sun, while winter nights bring the Northern Lights with it. Adventure lovers travelling to Arctic Norway will have the time of their lives scaling the various peaks here, such as the mighty Torghatten or the Lyngen Alps.
Cozy fishing villages, archipelagos and the stunning Svalbard islands are some of the other sightseeing attractions found here. On a lazy day, take a cruise along the beautiful fjords of Arctic Norway, or sit back and enjoy a Sami music performance- one is spoilt for choice here!
Highlights: Senja island, Andøya island, Vesterålen, Sommarøy island, Blåisvatnet lake.
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Tromso

Situated right atop the Arctic Circle, the city of Tromso is a major cultural hub in Norway. Regarded as one of the best spots for viewing the Northern Lights, Tromso is flocked by tourists throughout the year. Boasting of a rustic, old-school charm, Tromso is well known for its characteristic centuries old wooden houses that scatter the city. The stunning skyline here, punctured by the greenish blue colors of the aurora for most of the year, is dominated by the stained glass steeple of the famed Arctic Cathedral.
While in Tromso, one must invariably make a visit to the gorgeous Arctic Cathedral. Established in 1965, the Cathedral is one of the most prominent points in the city, and hosts several local concerts throughout the year. Those keen on exploring the history of Tromso can also make their way to the Polar Museum. Tromso is regarded as a hiker’s paradise, and quite rightly so. With over 1200 peaks under its built, hiking and trekking are some of the most popular activities here.
The several Sami villages around the city make a perfect visit for those desiring to explore the local Sami culture, with activities such as sledding, reindeer sledding and fishing offered as added bonuses here. The city is also an ideal visit for all those looking to view the Northern Lights or the midnight sun, with its several peaks serving as amazing vantage points for the same. The weather in Tromso remains cold throughout the year, with lots of rain and snow. The short summers, between May and September, generally remain cool, cloudy and rainy. The rest of the year remains freezing, with temperatures often falling below zero.
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One of the world’s northernmost sites for surfing, Lofoten Islands offer diverse landscapes of towering mountains, deep blue fjords, squawking seabird colonies, and stunning beaches. It is also one of the most beautiful places to visit in Norway to indulge in a wide range of experiences from surfing, hiking, skiing, fishing, ocean rafting to scuba diving.
Other than exciting adventures, the region is famous for its fishing villages and is visited by nature lovers, photographers to artists to endure the natural wonders of the midnight sun and the northern lights.
Location: Nordland County, Norway
Best Time to Visit: July to August and

Peppered with uniquely designed bridges, the Atlantic Road has been listed as one of Norway’s cultural heritage sites. The alluring driveway is home to a number of viewpoints as well, where travellers may alight and spend an hour marveling at the beauty of the midnight sun.
Highlights: Uniquely designed Bridges, midnight sun, the driveway.

Adventure lovers will find their home in the beautiful Fjord, with activities such as kayaking, fishing and rafting serving as popular tourist magnets here. The scenic Trollstigen mountain road is an absolutely must-visit for hikers, with its trail snaking across the Seven Waterfalls and leading to the main Geiranger Fjord area. The Geiranger Skywalk is a must see attraction in the region, priding in its status as the talent Fjord Viewpoint in all of Europe.
Highlights: Seven Sisters waterfalls, Alesund, snow capped peaks, Kayaking, Skywalk.
Pulpit Rock

The most scenic treks can be enjoyed during the earliest hours of dawn, with the rising sun offering a stunning backdrop to your hike. Hiking, however, is not the only way to explore the stunning rock formations.
You may choose to navigate the Pulpit and its surrounding fjords through boat cruises as well as activities such as kayaking, canoeing, cycling, salmon safari and more. Extreme sports such as kiting, paragliding, surfing and bungee jumping are also popular here.
Highlights: Hiking, Kayaking, Cycling, Canoeing, safari.
Places to Visit in Denmark
Copenhagen

Copenhagen is the capital city of Denmark and it is considered to be the treasure trove of culinary magic as well as unique architectural marvels. The city is planned in such a way that you will come across a scenic sight at every single corner.
The city is also referred to as a scandinavian gem. It has also got connections from Malmo through the Oresund Strait through a long running canal. Tourists love to visit this place on their holiday vacation because of its perfect blend of old day charms and new age fascinations.
Copenhagen’s cityscape will just wave anyones mind and it is very likely that one would imagine it as a Nordic Fairy Tale. The atmosphere of the city preserves the heritage buildings along with modern structures and innovative urban design. You will find green spaces, waterways, bridges, and antique architectures within the city. Due to all this, Copenhagen has been voted as one of the greenest, liveable, and clean cities of the world.
Copenhagen is home to some of the most sought after attractions in the world. During your visit, you should marvel at Tivoli Gardens, National Museum of Denmark, Christiansborg Palace, The National Gallery of Denmark (Statens Museum for Kunst), Nyhavn Harbor, The Round Tower (Rundetårn), Amalienborg Castle, Rosenborg Palace, Strøget Shopping Mile, Kastellet & The Little Mermaid, Town Hall Square, Christiania, Bakken: The World's Oldest Amusement Park, and Copenhagen Zoo.
In the course of your visit to this beautiful place in the world, you can try to explore Copenhagen on two wheels to experience the city like a resident, captain a boat and sail through the clean canals or go for a dip, explore the creative galleries and eclectic vibe of Vesterbro’s Kødbyen district, sample Copenhagen’s craft beer scene, go off the beaten track to experience an alternative side, get seated in a signal tower above the canal to soak in all the Copenhagen culture, Kayak to a café on the water for lunch and a sauna, and buy tickets to the opera house and watch a breathtaking performance.
Due to the oceanic flow of northern air, the climate of Copenhagen is cool summer but not cool winters. The summers are very pleasant with high temperatures in the range of 18 - 24 degree celsius. The winter temperature remains averaging zero degree celsius.
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Bornholm

Vibrant fishing towns, ancient ruins and fine-sand beaches make Bornholm one of the most beautiful holiday destinations in all of Scandinavia. Apart from the various tourist attractions here, the scenic postcard-like towns here add to the charm of the place, with the towns of Ronne and Gudjhem being the biggest tourist magnets of the lot.
One of the most sought-after places to visit in Denmark, the ruins of the medieval fortress at Hammerhaus is easily the biggest attraction of Bornholm. Sitting atop a hilltop by the Baltic Sea, the Fortress commands a stunning, panoramic view of the surrounding town.
Other popular tourist spots here include four round churches of Bornholm, that served doubly as shooting galleries during the Viking era. The Opal Lake by the jagged peaks of Bornholm is another popular place to visit here. For an aesthetic retreat, head over to Bornholm’s only vineyard in Aakirkeby, a little village at the centre of the town full to the brim with flower-clad meadows.
To get a proper taste of the island’s history and culture, make sure to take a tour of the various museums in Bornholm, with the National Museum and Art Museum being the biggest ones here. With its waters brimming with cod, herring and salmon, fishing and angling are some of the most popular tourist activities here. The island is also well-known for its culinary delights, making it a popular destination among food connoisseurs.
The island of Bornholm remains windy and cloudy throughout the year. While the winters here are generally long, very cold and overcast, the summers are short, warm and pleasant. Rainfall occurs in short spells throughout the year.


The Lighthouse serves as a popular viewpoint in the Jutland area- tourists may scale the steep steps of the building to reach a summit that commands an excellent view of the surrounding scenery. The view from the Lighthouse is especially resplendent during the winter months, when the Northern Lights can be spotted dancing across the horizon.
Location: Fyrvej 110, 9480 Løkken, Denmark.
Best time to visit: During the winter months between November and March, when the Northern Lights are visible.
Highlights: View point, sand dunes.

Amager attracts swimmers and sunbathers throughout the year, although it is oft-visited by kayakers, snorkelers and surfers as well. Day picnics and skating are some of the other popular things to do here.
The Park also offers a separate area for beach sports. The Beach Park comes alive during the short summer months, when a number of sports events and live music gigs take place here.
Highlights: Sunbathe, cycle, sail, kayak, snorkel, underwater activities, windsurf, kite-surf.
Greenland

Greenland is home to the gorgeous Greenland ice sheet, the world’s largest ice sheet spreading over 2,000 kilometers. The behemoth ice-structure is flanked by the gorgeous Ilullisat Icefjord, a UNESCO Heritage Site that stretches to the Disko Bay. The island is also home to Scoresby Sund, the largest fjord system in the world, which is popularly regarded as one of the most stunning places to visit in Scandinavia.
While at the island, do make it a point to visit the Greenland National Park, with its thriving Arctic wilderness. Adventure lovers travelling to the island may also choose to try their hand at sledding, hiking, skiing and snowmobiling across the ice-capped slopes of Greenland. Boat cruises and water sports such as diving and kayaking are also extremely popular here.
Highlights: Ancient Viking ruins, the stunning Disko Bay , an incredible natural landscape , Boat cruises, Kayaking.
Places to visit in Sweden
Stockholm

Stockholm is the capital of Sweden and has 14 islands and 50 bridges. It is closer to the Baltic Sea. You will find cobblestone streets, ochre buildings, cathedrals that are from 13th century, Royal Palaces, museums, boat and ferry rides for sightseeing and many things to do in this city. This is a cosmopolitan city and has picturesque parks, landmarks, scenic spots on the islands, and many historic sites. There are many waterways and lush green sites in and around this city. This is a city where you can see classical as well as modern architecture. There are many places of attraction, buildings, streets, and landmarks that can be visited.
Fashion and beauty in Stockholm is top notch. This is also a great place to shop for clothes, accessories, souvenirs, and gifts. Gamla Stan is the town to be visited as it has been depicted in many of the story books. There are also forests and umpteen spaces of archipelago that can be visited. The climate of the city is usually mild throughout the year. Summers have a dramatic sunlight and July and August are monsoon months. Arlanda is the international airport in Stockholm. Within the city you can take the bus and rail to commute.
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Ice Hotel

The standard rooms at the hotel are fitted with ice decors, along with beds made of ice. Even if you’re not planning to stay here, a host of different activities at the Hotel will make your visit worth the while.
From river rafting and fishing in the beautiful Thorne, to snowmobile and sledding adventures across the ice-capped land, Ice Hotel promises the most happening tours. You may also choose to try your hand at Ice Sculpting, with trained guides offering workshops on the same.
Highlights: Discover silence, northern lights, glistening snow clad forests.
Gothenburg

Adorned with cobbled paths, you can find small to medium shops and eateries lined up on both sides. For some adventure, you can visit the Skansen Kronan fort at the top of Risaberget Hill and take in the panoramic beauty of the city. If you are looking for a day trip around Gothenburg, no other place will be as thrilling as the Bohuslän archipelago consisting of more than 8000 small islands. Gothenburg is known for “Fika," a unique custom of drinking coffee with companions along with enjoying Hagabullen- the city’s most famous pastry.
You can even spend the post afternoon time in the Slottsskogen Park filled with natural beauties. As Gothenburg is one of the main fishing harbors, you cannot leave the city without trying their seafood collections. Starting from the shellfish platters at Fiskekrogen to the la carte menu of Nature, this city is a hub for foodies. Coming to the weather, Gothenburg enjoys the four distinct seasons pretty well. Summers usually have warm and comforting weather with a temperature around 21°C. The warm air from the Gulf Stream and the sea prevents the winter temperature from dropping below -3°C.
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Abisko

The Aurora Sky Station on Mount Nuolja offers an unobstructed view of the lights. The Swedish Laplands of Abisko are compatible for adventure sports such as ice hiking, dog sledding, camping, fishing and much more. The Abisko National Park and the fjord of Abiskojokk are some of the other natural attractions in the city.
Highlights: Dog Sledding, Ice Climbing ,Snowmobiling, Northern Lights, Abisko National Park.
Places to visit in Finland
Helsinki

Helsinki is the capital of Finland and has spectacular waterfront and bays. You can visit this city for sightseeing it's inlets, islands, music, art, street fares, local cuisine, coffee pubs, vineyards, history, culture and heritage. This is a harbour with an offbeat charm. This is the part of Europe with a different beat and history. This city is also known as the "Daughter of Baltic" and was founded in the 15th century. Since, 18th century it has been the capital of Finland. Today this is an international metropolitan city that is often visited by international tourists. Summer is the best time to visit this city.
Helsinki has an interesting history. It was founded by King Gustav Vasa. There are many old cathedrals, churches, historical sites, and also buildings with modern architecture and amenities that can can view in this city. You can get a taste of Nordic culture when you visit this city. Summers in Helsinki are pleasant. This is a city where you can find people who speak English as well. The locals are friendly. You can visit this city for its beer and drinks. You can get around the city in trams, trains, metros, buses, taxis, or take ferries to visit nearby places. There are parks, islands, cathedrals, churches, and other places to see and things to do in Helsinki.
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Koli National Park

Replete with rolling green hills, waterfalls, herb forests and stunning meadows, the National Park is widely regarded as one of the most aesthetic tourist attractions in Scandinavia. Steep cliffs offer stunning panoramic views of the surrounding valleys.
A host of rare butterflies and farm animals can also be found grazing around the floral meadows here. Apart from hiking, a host of different activities such as skiing, horse-riding and canoeing can be tried here as well.
Highlights: Ukko-Koli Hill, Paateri, Lake Pielinen,Era Eero, Pielisen Museum.
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Lake Saima & Savonlinna

Large natural forests around the lake are always thriving with life, home to a number of small animals such as foxes, elks and blue hares. The Saimaa lake is also home to the rare endangered ringed seal, which cannot be found anywhere else in the world.
Tourists can spend their time paddling, fishing or swimming in the lake, while the shores are ideal for picnics and berry-picking. Summertime also brings a number of festivals to Saimaa, such as the Savonlinna Opera Festival and Mikkeli Music Festival.
Highlights: Fishing, Swimming, Savonlinna Opera Festival, Olavinlinna Castle, Autumn Colors.
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Vaasa

It is one of historical cities that is known for its beautiful architectural designs and remarkable centre of art, history, education, and culture. Vassa offers some of the exotic tourist places Finland like The Kvarken World Heritage Archipelago, Meteoria Söderfjärden, Kuntsi Museum of Modern Art, Tikanoja Art Museum, Bergö Local Museum, Fänrik Ståls Centre, Harrström old fishing harbour, Harrström Windmill Hill, Harrström old fishing harbour, Meteoria Söderfjärden, Aava Kertun Kotitila - Farm, HopLop Vaasa, and The Church of Korsholm.
Checking out the old ruins of Vaasa, visiting the Replot Bridge known for its majestic beauty. checking out the view at Hietasaari, visiting Strömsö to explore the beautiful summer Villa. Offering prayers at the Vaasa church, and enjoying a nice lunch at Seglis in summer are some of the top activities that you can indulge in. Vassa has a continental type climate with highest average temperature remaining around 23 degree celsius and the lowest average temperature remaining in the range of -17 degree celsius.
Porvoo

Vanha Porvoo, a vibrant port and market, Tuomiokirkko, historic stone-and-timber cathedral, Walter Runeberg Sculpture Collection, Taidetehdas, exhibition space, with rotating exhibitions of contemporary art, and Porvoon Nukke- ja Lelumuseo, a house of a thousand dolls are some the best places in Finland that you must marvel at during your visit.
Taking an exploration tour of the old town of porvoo, visiting the ancient iso linnamäki fortress, renting a bike and exploring the nature, enjoying your day at haikko manor, and finding a boat and enjoying the archipelago around porvoo are some of the most sought after activities that you can be a part of. Porvoo is located at a height of 29 meters above the sea level and has a cold climate. The city receives significant rainfall all through the year. As per the Koppen Geiger climate classification, the climate of Porvoo is considered to be Dfb. The average annual temperature is recorded at 5.9 degree celsius and the average annual rainfall is recorded at 27 inch.
Turku

During your visit to Turku which is one of the best places to visit in Finland in winter, you must find time to marvel at some of the must see Finland attractions like Turun Linna, an age old castle, Forum Marinum, an excellent maritime museum, Luostarinmäen Käsityöläismuseo, a well known handicrafts museum, Aboa Vetus & Ars Nova, home to almost 37,000 artefacts, and Taidekappeli, St Henry's Ecumenical Art Chapel.
Located close to the Baltic Sea and sheltered by the islands, Turku has got a humid continental type climate. The city experiences warm summers with temperatures ranging up to 30 degree celsius. The warmest month of the year is july and the coldest month is february.
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Santa Claus Village

A tiny wooden museum at the heart of the village details its evolution. Tourists can spend their time in the village petting reindeers, playing with farm animals, or simply exploring the Arctic space.
Additionally, Lapland areas around the Village can be explored through hiking expeditions and safaris as well. Additionally, Santa Claus village offers a perfect vantage spot for observing natural phenomena such as the midnight sun and the northern lights, making it one of the most popular tourist places in Scandinavian countries.
Highlights: Huskies & Reindeer, Santa Claus Main Post Office, Snowmobile Exhibition.
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Reindeer Farm
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While at the farm, guests can observe the daily life of the reindeers, or even pet one or two at leisure. The stunning snow-clad forests can also serve as a photographers’ delight. Snowmobile rides or sledding expeditions can also be enjoyed at these farms.
Highlights: Reindeer, Hiking, sledding expeditions, Snowmobile rides.
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Places to visit in Iceland
Blue Lagoon

Mask bars, sauna rooms and in-water massages at the spa offer a perfect way to unwind after a long week. The Lagoon also features an in-water bar, serving a host of beverages. Several formal restaurants and cafes line the Lagoon as well.
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Ring Road

The stunning landscape can also be navigated on foot or horseback, although these tours tend to last much longer. The long, unwinding road crosses a variety of landscapes on its way, including wind-swept beaches, lovely farms, majestic waterfalls, islands, hot springs and more.
On a clear day, you may witness unobstructed views to the Myrdalsjokull and Eyjafjallajokull glaciers as well. Short hikes from the main road would also take you to some of the best attractions in the island, such as the beaches of Reynisfjara and Dyrholaey. While on the road, you may also catch sight of some of the best Arctic life found here, such as rare puffins, seals, mountain deer and more.
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Dettifoss Waterfall

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Myrdalsjokull Glacier Park

Sitting atop the behemoth ice cap is the Glacier Park of the same name, offering a host of different adventures on ice. A one-stop destination for thrill seekers, the Glacier Park offers hiking tours across the snow-clad ice mountains, through the active volcano, and even across waterfalls. Ice climbing and caving expeditions are also carried out here.
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Spectacular Geysers

The spectacular Geyser can often rise to a height of about 70 meters, with temperatures reaching as high as 125 degree Celsius! Another popular Geyser here is the one at Strokkur, that boils and erupts once every 8 to 10 minutes.
Another spectacular geyser in Iceland is the secret lagoon of Gamla Laugin, where a lax hot spring accompanies the small sprout. The geyser also serves as a fantastic spot for witnessing the Northern lights from. Lastly, the Little Geyser by Strokkur is Iceland’s smallest gem, with an adorable little sprout emitting steam and hot water at regular intervals.