Wondering what else Norway has to offer to travelers besides its impressive capital, Oslo? Then, visit the following three cities.
Tromsø
Those looking to experience the beauty of the Arctic region without compensating for comfort need to have Tromsø as their first destination after Oslo. This city is especially known for offering perfect opportunities to witness the Aurora Borealis thanks to being located in the center of the Northern Lights Oval area. Additionally, you will be able to take part in all sorts of other outdoor activities and enjoy local culture and exceptional cuisine.
Bergen
Bergen is a great base for exploring Norway’s fjords. It is near the country’s most famous fjords, and visiting them is convenient thanks to daily tours departing from the city’s harbor. Additionally, Bergen is home to the famous World Cultural Heritage site of Bryggen, a row of colorful Hanseatic League buildings situated on the dock.
Ålesund
Ålesund is one of the most unique cities in Norway. After most of it was destroyed in a fire in 1904, the city was rebuilt in Art Nouveau style and now stands as an exceptional example of 20th-century architecture. You can spend days simply exploring its streets, and you won’t get bored. On top of that, the beautiful surrounding nature will make you spend most of your time outdoors.
