The rockfall mitigation work carried out on the iconic hairpin bends of Trollstigen over the past year, has come to an end. The county road administration confirms that the opening of Trollstigen will take place on Friday 11 July at 10:00.
Fjord Norway shines in autumn, showcasing vibrant landscapes, ideal hiking conditions, and rich culinary experiences. Visitors can explore stunning trails, sample local produce, and enjoy unique accommodations, making it a perfect season for outdoor adventure and cultural immersion in this breathtaking region.
Royals were among the first tourists to visit the Norwegian fjords 150 years ago. Tomorrow, Princess Märtha Louise of Norway will marry American Durek Verrett in Geiranger, bringing guests from around the world to the fjord region. Destination Ålesund & Sunnmøre is honored they chose to host the big celebration and the event in Ålesund and Geirangerfjord.
Last night, Havila Polaris arrived in Bergen – the first of two new ships that will operate the historic coastal route between Bergen and Kirkenes. - It improves the accessibility to the beautiful experiences in Fjord Norway, says director of tourism in Ålesund and Sunnmøre.
It´s no coincidence that blockbuster films and series such as Mission: Impossible, James Bond and Succession have all chosen the Norwegian fjords as the backdrop for their productions. Now you can explore the beautiful and dramatic scenery that is the backdrop for the premiering film Mission Impossible - Dead Reckoning premieres.
The seafood from the coast of Fjord Norway is regarded as some of the best in the world. During winter, it is at its very best, with flavours that will take your visit to Norway to a whole new level.
10 good reasons to put on your hiking boots and enjoy Norway’s beautiful fjord scenery this autumn.
Christmas is all about customs, family and food. Every nation, or often every family, has its own tradition when it comes to celebrating Christmas. In Fjord Norway, too, you will find different customs, many of which are very tasty. This year may be different for many due to the Coronavirus, but as long as the restrictions allow it, people in Fjord Norway are ready to embrace the Christmas spirit.
