Trollfjord, Norway

Nestled in the heart of Bergen, the West Norway Museum of Decorative Art Museum is a premier institution dedicated to preserving decorative arts. This unique art museum was founded in 1887, featuring a vast collection that belongs to several centuries, displaying the evolution of design and craftsmanship in Norway and beyond.

Tromso Ice Domes is one of the most recent additions to Tromso’s exciting list of things to do. It is usually the go to spot for those planning to explore the northern part of Norway in winter.

Famously known as the Troll’s Path, Trollstigen is a mesmerizing mountain road setup within the Rauma Municipality of Norway. If you crave an adventure-filled and breathtaking ride within the country, Trollstigen promises mesmerizing scenic views.

Trollfjord, located in the Nordland county of Norway, is a strikingly beautiful and narrow fjord renowned for its dramatic landscapes and pristine natural beauty. Situated between the islands of Austvågøya and Hinnøya, this fjord extends about 2 kilometers and is characterized by steep, towering cliffs that rise sharply from the water, creating a breathtaking and almost otherworldly scenery.

One of the most scenic and memorable treks of Norway is the Trailhead to Varden Molde Panorama. A stunning view awaits at the top point of the hike. From this viewpoint, you can see the town of Molde, the beautiful Romsdalsfjord, and the sparkling Norwegian Sea. On a clear day, the famous Atlantic Ocean Road is visible in the distance, adding to the excitement.