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  • Scandinavia's biggest street party takes off in Oslo 17th May

    Scandinavia's biggest street party takes off in Oslo 17th May

    Oslo's streets are full of celebrating people, dressed in their finest national costumes. This year's party is expected to be specactular, attracting royals from all the Scandinavian countries and Norwegians from abroad to celebrate the 200 year Norwegian constitution.

  • Norway named one of the top adventure destinations in the world

    Norway named one of the top adventure destinations in the world

    Norway is listed in the ‘Top Ten Adventure Nations’ list in Lonely Planet’s new book Lonely Planet’s 1000 Ultimate Adventures. With its many outdoor thrills like kayaking, hiking and skiing as well as festivals like the Extreme Sports Week in Voss, Norway is hailed as one of the best destinations for active travellers and adrenalin junkies.

  • Norwegian town finally sees the sun – with mirrors

    Norwegian town finally sees the sun – with mirrors

    After more than a hundred years in winter darkness, the small Norwegian town of Rjukan realises a 100 year old idea which brings the sunshine back to the small town. The dark Norwegian town has gone to desperate measures and installed three giant mirrors to reflect the sun and bring sunshine back down to the town.

  • Sail and eat like a true Viking in Norway

    Sail and eat like a true Viking in Norway

    6 March 2014, the British Museum brings back the Vikings to Britain, with the biggest attraction being the world’s longest Viking ship ever found, which was built in southern Norway. Norway was the homeland of many of the most famous Vikings coming to shore in the UK, being Erik Bloodaxe or St. Olaf, and is full of Viking treasures.

  • NorwayLights; new mobile app shows you to the best Northern Lights display

    NorwayLights; new mobile app shows you to the best Northern Lights display

    - To see the Northern Lights dance across the Arctic sky is a «once in a lifetime experience». We want enable more people to experience the northern lights in Norway this winter by making it more accessible, says Per-Arne Tuftin, Director of Tourism at Innovation Norway. Today he launches a brand new mobile app; NorwayLights, making it easier to predict the appearance of the Northern Lights.