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Norway has a population of around 5 million people and is a monarchy in Europe but not part of the European Union. The document presents information about three counties in Norway: Hordaland, Sør-Trøndelag, and Vestfold. Hordaland is located in western Norway and has mostly mountainous terrain, with Bergen as its largest city. Sør-Trøndelag's largest city is Trondheim, which is home to 59% of the county's population. Vestfold is the second smallest county and has cities like Larvik and Sandefjord along the scenic Oslo Fjord.
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Tromsø, with its colorful wooden houses, and the Lofoten Islands, with its crystal clear waters and stunning scenery, are two of the most beautiful places to visit in Norway. The country offers many scenic natural areas, from the Trolltunga rock overlooking a lake accessible via a challenging hiking trail, to the northern lights visible at Bleik along the coastal path. Other top destinations include the fjords at Geiranger and the historic city of Fredrikstad with its well-preserved fortifications. Norway's sparse population allows many areas of natural beauty to remain unspoiled.
Travelling
The document lists 20 of the most beautiful places to visit in Norway, highlighting several locations. Tromsø is mentioned for its colorful wooden houses and for being a prime location to observe the Northern Lights. Trolltunga is described as a rock formation overlooking a lake that can be reached via a 15km hiking trail. Bleik is noted as one of the best places in the world to see the Northern Lights, with a scenic coastal path. The Lofoten Islands are called one of the most beautiful archipelagos in the world, located near the Arctic Circle with crystal clear waters. Geiranger fjord is described as one of Norway's most beautiful fjords, offering scenic landscapes.
Travelling
The document lists 20 of the most beautiful places to visit in Norway, highlighting several locations. Tromsø is mentioned for its colorful wooden houses and for being a prime location to observe the Northern Lights. Trolltunga is described as a rock formation overlooking a lake that can be reached via a 15km hiking trail. Bleik is noted as one of the best places in the world to see the Northern Lights, with a scenic coastal path. The Lofoten Islands are called one of the most beautiful archipelagos in the world, located near the Arctic Circle with crystal clear waters. Geiranger fjord is described as one of Norway's most beautiful fjords, offering scenic landscapes.
About norway
Norway has a population of around 4.6 million people and covers an area of 385,155 square kilometers. King Harald V is the current head of state. Some of Norway's most visited natural attractions include Vøringsfossen Waterfall and Trollstigen Mountain Road. Norway has many fjords and mountain regions and a rich Viking history dating back thousands of years. The country has three official languages and recognizes the Sami people as the original inhabitants.
Norway
Norway is located in Scandinavia and borders Sweden, Finland and Russia. The document outlines travel plans for an 8 day, 7 night trip to Norway. Key details include flights from Barcelona to Oslo for around €250 total, renting a car for €261 to visit sites around Oslo for the first 4 days including the Viking Ship and Folk museums. The group then travels to Ryfylke for 2 nights at a hostel near Preikestolen before returning the final night to Oslo. Total estimated costs including flights, car, and accommodations are provided.
Oslo
Oslo is the capital city of Norway with a population of over 1.5 million people located in southeastern Norway. The city has a long history dating back to the 11th century and was originally called Oslo before being renamed Christiania and then back to Oslo. Oslo has a strong economy focused on maritime industries and oil/gas and is known for its cultural events, parks, and extensive public transportation system including trains, buses, and an extensive metro system.
Norway
Norway is an official kingdom located in Northern Europe. Some key facts are its capital is Oslo, its currency is the Norwegian krone, and its official language is Norwegian. Norway has a population of over 5 million people and is 385,178 square kilometers in area. Some notable cities mentioned are Oslo, Bergen, and Tromsø. The document also provides some insights into Norwegian culture such as the prevalence of skiing, appreciation for the sun in their climate, high costs of living, alcohol sales hours, challenges of learning the Norwegian language, and popularity of fish soup.
Norway | Travel Brochure
Our inspirational new taster brochure full of travel ideas around Norway is full of travel tips for the perfect holiday in this beautiful country in Scandinavia.
Norway by Finn in 3rd grade at ISS
Norway is a northern European country with a population of 5 million. It has a varied landscape including fjords, mountains, and glaciers. The northern parts experience the midnight sun in summer and northern lights in winter. Norway has a monarchy and was historically home to the Vikings. It is now a wealthy country due to North Sea oil production, and its people enjoy outdoor activities like skiing and fishing.
Norway
Norway is known for its fjords and natural beauty. Some key points:
- Oslo is the capital and largest city, known for attractions like the Viking Ship Museum and Vigeland Sculpture Park.
- The Norway in a Nutshell tour takes visitors between Flam and Bergen via railway, ferry, and fjord cruise, passing scenic areas like Aurland and Nærøyfjord.
- Bergen, the starting point for many fjord cruises, features the historic Bryggen district and views from Mount Floyen accessible by the Floibanen funicular.
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- 2. Fact • The population in Norway is around 5 million people. Norway is a monarchy. Norway is in Europe, but is not a part of the EU (Europe union). 17th may is our national day. On that day we`re celebrate that we got our own constitution. Many children is walking in “child parade” on that day. A day that every Norwegians remember is 22th July 2011. A bomb explode in Oslo, and a man kill over seventy people who were young.
- 3. Pictures Barnetog/children parade 22thof July 2011 The king family in Norway This is the island where around seventy Norway's prim minister peolpe where kild.
- 4. Before we start • We were given a task that was to present three different counties in Norway. • The counties we got is: Hordaland, Sør- Trøndelag and Vest-Fold Sør-Trøndelag Hordaland Vestfold
- 5. Vestfold • Vestfold is the second smallest county • The largest city in terms of area is Larvik. • But the city with most people is Sandefjord. • Vestfold offers a great combination of a great nature right next to our beautiful Oslo Fjord. • Population of Vestfold is about 238 000. • Vestfold has 14 municipalities • If you visit Vestfold i hardly recommend to visit the The yellow spot is VestFold Whaling Museum
- 6. Hordaland • Hordaland is located in west of Norway. • 71 % of the area is mountainous areas that are higher than 300 meter above the sea level. • The biggest city in Hordaland is Bergen. • Bergen is the second biggest city in Norway, after Oslo. • Do you like shopping and sight seeing? Then Bergen is a perfect city for you! Or do you like walking in the mountains in a peaceful nature? Then the mountains in Hordaland is the perfect place!
- 7. Sør-Trøndelag • The biggest city in Sør-Trøndelag is Trondheim. • The public is 299 499. • It is 25 municipalities in Sør-Trøndelag. • 59% of the county's population lives in Trondheim. The yellow spot is Sør-Trøndelag