December in Norway is the season of candlelight in windows, snowy streets in many towns, and the quiet magic of polar night in the north. It is also when Norwegians lean into togetherness, winter sports, and a calendar full of traditions. If you are considering a December trip, you will find fewer daylight hours but … Read more
November in Norway is a study in contrasts: misty fjords and early twilights, festive city lights flicking on, and northern skies that finally go dark enough to spark with aurora. It’s a quieter, moodier month that rewards travelers who lean into the season. Expect lower prices, fewer crowds, and a front-row seat to winter’s arrival … Read more
September is one of my favorite months to show Norway to visitors. The crowds thin, the air turns crisp, and the hillsides start painting themselves in gold and red. Prices soften after peak summer, yet ferries, trains, and most attractions still run on practical schedules. If you are looking for that sweet spot between busy … Read more
May in Norway is a month of fast-changing light, fresh greens, and villages shaking off winter. Summer ferries begin to wake up, snow lingers in the high mountains, and the whole country dresses up for Constitution Day on May 17. If you want a shoulder-season trip with spring energy and fewer crowds than July, May … Read more
There is a special quiet that settles over Norway in winter. Mountains carry fresh snow, the air feels crisp and clean, and the light can shift from soft pink mornings to starry nights that glow with auroras. If the image of a wood stove, wool sweater, and a sky full of northern lights speaks to … Read more
Spring in Norway feels like the country is waking up again. Rivers run louder with snowmelt, coastal cities throw open their outdoor cafés, and daylight balloons from shy twilight in March to long, bright evenings by late May. If you are looking for fewer crowds, lower prices than midsummer, and landscapes that shift week by … Read more
Autumn in Norway is a season of quiet magic. The crowds thin, the air sharpens, and mountainsides turn fiery with birch and rowan. Ferries cut through still fjords that mirror copper-colored hills, and the first snows dust the high passes. For travelers who enjoy slower rhythms and rich color, visiting Norway in autumn can be … Read more
Norwegian summer is the season we wait for all year. The light lingers late in the south and never ends in the far north, the mountain trails open, ferries stitch together fjords and islands, and outdoor life moves from wishful to effortless. If you are visiting Norway in summer, you will find a country made … Read more