Only 53,000 people live in the small Arctic city of Bodø - just enough to fill up a standard football stadium in Europe. Aspmyra, the home stadium, has space for just 8000 fans. There are no billionaires financing these players, The team is owned by its members and they support this Arctic team through pure passion.
Kunstsilo in Kristiansand, Norway has been awarded the prestigious Prix Versailles World Title. The announcement was made on 4 December 2025 at UNESCO’s headquarters in Paris during the Prix Versailles award ceremony. Kunstsilo had been shortlisted as the only Nordic museum among seven candidates in the category World’s Most Beautiful Museums.
A global troll fever peaks as Troll 2 premieres, renewing fascination with Norway’s mythical creatures. Rooted in medieval folklore and shaped by the country’s dramatic landscapes, trolls remain a powerful cultural symbol. Visitors can explore iconic sites like Trolltunga, Trollstigen and Trollveggen, where the legends still feel alive.
Con tutte quelle che hai passato non ti spaventerai per un po’ di freschetto. Copriti bene e poi ci penseremo noi di Bodø a scaldarti con il calore della passione per i nostri colori, per la nostra bella città e, ovviamente concedicelo, per la nostra squadra.
Only 53,000 people live in the small Arctic city of Bodø, just enough to fill up a standard football stadium in Europe. Aspmyra, the home stadium, has space for just 8,270 fans. There are no billionaires financing these players, just pure passion.
There are many reasons to go to Norway: Stunning nature, exciting adventures, cool summer temperatures that let you stay active all day — and right now, Norway is far more affordable due to the positive currency exchange. Our hotels include a really nice breakfast too, so what are you waiting for? Come spend your summer holiday in Norway!
In 2025, Hafjell and Kvitfjell in Norway will host a remarkable eight World Cup races over three weeks – a historic achievement that confirms their status as Scandinavia’s leading alpine destinations. And the best part? The slopes are open to everyone!
