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A land of unimaginable beauty, Norway is fascinating due to its awe-inspiring mountains and glittering lakes. Tucked away amongst these natural wonders, the lively cities of Norway offer a plethora of attractions and activities which visitors are sure to enjoy!
1. Larvik
This city of Norway lies on the southern coast with a very a busy port. There are a couple of fantastic historical museums in town with an old famous baroque lighthouse looks impressively out over the sea. From here, you can visit the country’s largest beach forest at Bokeskong with Viking excavations.
2. Oslo
Being the capital city of Norway, Oslo takes away most of the advantage of being the most visited by tourists. It comprises of interesting galleries, evocative art pieces and educational museums lying next to the sea, being the greenest cities in the world. Oslo has a lovely gastronomic scene with a raucous night.
3. Bergen
With seven hills surrounding it, as well as seven fjords, this amazing city of Norway offers a great scenery and the wooden houses at the city center which were once used for trading and commerce add more value. Hiking on the mountains is glorious and taking a boat ride amidst nearby fjords offers stunning panoramas.
4. Haugesund
The city has a lively port, interesting bars and restaurants which are worth checking out!!the area has been inhabited for thousands of years there are loads of interesting historical sights to visit. Take a boat trip to the nearby karmoy island, a picturesque place to explore.
5. Tonsberg
Tonsberg is the oldest city of Norway. As such, history lovers will enjoy stopping by to see all it has to offer. There is a crumbling old castle some Viking ruins and graves as well as cool skeleton museum of a blue whale with a beautiful landscape around it.
Norway is much more interesting each time you learn a bit more about it right? That’s the essence of its appeal and why we think that everyone should visit Norway once in their lifetime at least. And we guarantee your experience would be worthwhile!
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