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  • Extraordinary Stays, Extraordinary Landscapes: Fjord Norway shines in the 2026 MICHELIN Guide

    Fjord Norway is the heart of Nordic luxury: 9 of Norway’s 16 MICHELIN Key hotels for 2026 are here, holding 11 of the country’s 18 Keys – including both two-Key hotels, Storfjord Hotel and Walaker Hotel. Newcomers Lilløy Lindenberg and Beckerwyc House join the 2026 list. Here, luxury means a strong sense of place: historic family hotels, design retreats and spectacular fjord scenery.

  • The iconic Trollstigen road to reopen 11 July

    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.

    Trollstigen road to reopen Friday 11 July - Photo Haakon Lundkvist
  • The Bolder: Three new luxury cabins hovering over the fjord landscape

    You get a real sense of hovering high above one of Norway's most beautiful fjords. With its distinctive design and location by the Lysefjord, The Bolder has become one of Fjord Norway's most remarkable places to stay. The three new cabins designed by architect firm Snøhetta are now ready to offer guests an experience of nature that is far beyond the ordinary.

  • Sweet dreams: 10 unique hotels in Fjord Norway

    Whether your tastes run from boutique design hotels to luxury lighthouse stays or from family-run fjord inns to homey farmstead forays – Fjord Norway has got the place for you. Here is a compilation of ten special spots to consider for your next stay.

  • Besser Träumen – Einzigartige Unterkünfte in Fjord Norwegen

    Ob Boutique-Design Hotel, luxuriöser Leuchtturmaufenthalt, familienbetriebene Fjord-Gasthäuser oder die heimelige Atmosphäre auf einem Bauernhof, in Fjord Norwegen finden Urlauber Unterkünfte für jeden Geschmack. Hier kommen 10 besondere Orte, die Besucher für den nächsten Norwegenurlaub in Betracht ziehen sollten.