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Norway 's scenery is its main attraction, particularly the fjords
of the southwest and the North Cape, which is a popular spot
from which to observe the Midnight Sun of midsummer. The
majority of tourists visiting Norway
are firstly interested in what the
nature has to offer. From cruise
ships, buses and trains, visitors to
Norway enjoy the spectacular
scenery of deep fjords, high
mountains and the midnight sun.
The Norwegian tourism industry primarily promotes Norway as 'a
pure escape' and a place for outdoor adventures.
The principal cities, among them Oslo (the capital)
Bergen and Trondheim, offer a good choice of
museums, historical sites and architectural
interest for the visitor. The mountainous inland
countryside is ideal for those in search of true
wilderness. Unless winter sport is the reason
for visiting the country, its appeal is strongest
in the months between May and September.
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Stave Churches
Between 1100 and 1300 some 1,000 wooden stave churches were built in Norway. Today fewer than 30 remain. While archaeologists
have found proof that stave churches were built all over northern Europe, they have only been preserved in southern Norway. Read more
The renewed appeal of Norwegian design
in the past few years, Norwegian design has re-emerged as a rising star. Not since the 1950s and 60, the height of the era of
Scandinavian Design, has Norwegian design enjoyed such great popularity. Read more
Norwegian Architecture in the 1990s
In the 1990s Norwegian architects returned to modernism’s roots. Private homes and office buildings alike were given large, s
mooth facades and clear geometrical volumes reminiscent of the functionalism of the 1930s. The most widely recognized example
is the prize-winning headquarters of the Norwegian Metrology and Accreditation Service in Kjeller (1997) Read more

Central Norway
Central Norway has played a key role in Norway’s history. The battle fought at Stiklestad in 1030 was a turning point for the
Christianisation of the country. Nidaros, the original name for Trondheim, was the political, religious and commercial centre of the country
and a destination for pilgrims for more than four centuries during the Middle Ages. Nidaros Cathedral is the largest medieval structure in
Scandinavia, and boasts some magnificent sculptures and beautiful stained-glass windows. The original church was built on the place
where St. Olav was buried after his death at the Battle of Stiklestad. Trondheim is noted for its wooden buildings, and many of the oldest
line the harbour and the river, testifying to the city’s long commercial history. To the east lies the very well-preserved mining town of
Røros. The town, with its unique church and some hundred beautiful wooden houses, is on UNESCO’s World Heritage List.
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Northern Norway
In northern Norway, the midnight sun sheds its clear light on dramatic island formations, deep fjords, snow-capped mountains, lush pastures
and vast moors. The magical quality of the light in this region has inspired many a writer, musician and artist. This magnificent region has a
lot to offer. Whether you choose to travel along the coast on a Coastal Steamer or follow the roads, you will come across charming villages
and old trading posts where you can get acquainted with the local people and culture. You can meet the Saami, the indigenous people of the
north, and learn about their traditions and how they live today. In spite of its northerly latitude, northern Norway enjoys a mild climate
thanks to the temperate waters of the Gulf Stream, which hugs the coast. If you want to sample nightlife as well as culture, the town of
Tromsø is often called “the Paris of the North” – or you can visit the North Cape and experience the view from the very edge of Europe.
Southern Norway
In addition to good, stable summer weather, this region offers everything from charming coastal resorts teeming with life to the outstanding
scenery and cultural activities of the inland areas. Small towns and villages are strung out along the coast like pearls on a string, often well
protected by the rocky offshore islands. Good, safe harbours were important for the trading ships and fishing boats of yore, and these
maritime havens gradually developed into vital commercial and cultural centres. In the summer, local markets overflow with fruit, berries
and choice vegetables, and of course fresh fish. Waiting inland, though not far from the coast, are mountains and valleys, lakes for freshwater
fishing, tranquil forests and upland moors. As all downhill enthusiasts know, the cradle of skiing is Morgedal in the county of Telemark. But
not far away you can sail from the coast into the far reaches of the countryside along the Telemark Canal aboard the venerable Victoria. The
canal has won Europa Nostra’s highest award for restoration and preservation.

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Stay awake and venture out to experience the
magical Midnight Sun.
Midnight Sun Of Midsummer
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Northern Lights
Watch nature's own theatre unfold above
you as the most spectacular light show takes
centre stage: The northern lights with you in
the front row.
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Preikestolen
Visit one of Norway’s most profound tourist
attractions and dare yourself to look straight
beneath the cliff’s edge.
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Vigeland Sculpture Park
Visit the World’s Largest Sculpture Park made
by a single artist, and is one of Norway’s most
popular tourist attractions.
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Troldhaugen (Museum)
Enter a living museum comprising an
exhibition centre with shop and cafe,
concert hall and the composers' cabin.
Read more…
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Verdensteatret (Theater)
Enter a magical place known for surprising
uses of new and old technologies in the
making of contemporary theater,
performance and art.
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1. About BookNorway
The company?
BookNorway AS is a distributor for a wide range of Norwegian travel suppliers. BookNorway does not run or own travel portals – it is
a Reservation Service Company empowering major Norwegian travel portals – such as the official Norwegian travel portal
www.visitnorway.com - to offer reservation services to their visitors. For you as a traveller to Norway, BookNorway is offering
VisitNorway.com visitors a one-stop-shop where you are invited to search and book the widest selection of Norwegian travel
products.
How do I contact BookNorway’s Reservation Support Centre?
If you've made a mistake completing your booking, you want to change some details, you want to cancel your reservation, etc. you
may reach our Reservation Support Centre via
phone – call +47 73 20 20 00 during Reservation Support Centre Opening Hours (08:00 am – 17.00 pm Central European Time (CET) –
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e-mail – reservation@booknorway.no
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Will there be any charges/fees for Reservation Support?
For Online Reservations (where our customers complete their reservation online) BookNorway does not charge our customers any
booking fees. In the event of Manual Assistance to complete new reservations or changes to existing reservations, our customers
pay the following fees:
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refunds and amendments), you will need to contact our Reservation Support Team for assistance. BookNorway will charge you an
administration fee per reservation per product to cover the administration costs incurred by BookNorway.
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forward all relevant information in writing. If we or any of our Travel Supplier's require further information you must supply that
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How do I use an e-ticket?
All tickets sold by BookNorway are e-tickets. E-ticketing is a 'paperless' way to book travel. Once you've made your booking, it's
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