Driving in Tromsø is unlike driving anywhere else in Norway. You are on an island above the Arctic Circle, connected by long bridges and tunnels, with mountains and sea in every direction. The scenery is jaw dropping, the weather is mercurial, and the road crews are some of the best in the country. Many visitors … Read more
Oslo is a compact capital tucked between a fjord and forested hills, which makes driving both straightforward and occasionally tricky. The main arteries are modern and well signed, tunnels stitch neighborhoods together, and navigation apps generally behave. The flip side is a center that prioritizes walking, cycling, and public transport, plus a toll ring and … Read more
Norwegian winter roads are beautiful and demanding at the same time. Mountains, fjords, tunnels, and coastal winds all play their part, and conditions can flip from wet to white to pure ice in one day. If you are planning a winter road trip, you can absolutely do it safely with the right preparation and a … Read more
Flåm sits at the head of Aurlandsfjord, a side arm of the Sognefjord, and the roads here reflect the landscape that draws people from all over the world. Expect steep valley walls, ribbons of asphalt clinging to water’s edge, and some of Norway’s most remarkable tunnels. Driving in Flåm is absolutely doable for visitors, and … Read more
Fast food in Norway spans far more than a quick burger. From classic hot dog stands to kebab counters, global chains, and convenience-store counters that serve surprisingly fresh wraps and baguettes, you will find a quick bite almost anywhere you travel. The experience looks familiar on the surface, yet a few Norwegian quirks can change … Read more
Norway and hot springs sounds like a perfect match, right. Snowy peaks, starry nights, and a simmering pool under the northern lights. The truth is a bit different, and still very good news. Norway has very few true geothermal hot springs compared with places like Iceland or Japan, and most of the naturally warm springs … Read more
Norway rewards the curious traveler, not only with fjords and northern lights, but with stays that feel like small adventures. From sleeping on reindeer hides inside a sculpted ice suite to climbing spiral stairs in a lonely lighthouse, our most unique hotels invite you into the landscape rather than keeping it outside the window. As … Read more
Dating in Norway often feels calm, equal, and pleasantly unhurried. The culture prizes independence, straight talk, and time spent outdoors, which shapes how relationships begin and grow. If you are visiting or moving here, you will notice that Norwegian women typically value authenticity over big gestures, and reliability over smooth talk. In short, dating a … Read more
If you want a hotel that feels like Oslo today, not a postcard from the past, The Thief on Tjuvholmen is the one. You are right on the waterfront where the Oslofjord nudges sleek boardwalks, art galleries, and the Astrup Fearnley Museum next door. The building is all dark metal and glass, but the vibe … Read more
Volcanoes in Norway spark a lot of curiosity. People picture Iceland-style eruptions and lava fields, then land in Oslo to forests and fjords. The truth is more layered. Norway’s mainland has no active volcanoes today, yet the country carries a deep volcanic story written into cliffs, coastlines, building stones, and a far-flung Arctic volcano you … Read more