Norway Bird, Historic buildings + Water sports pictures

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One of the most popular buildings in Oslo, this structure has great architectural style, historic importance and a beautiful art collection.

Stay in a Norwegian village that has slopes for all skiing levels, hundreds of miles of cross-country ski tracks and a huge toboggan trail.

See one of the finest and most beautiful cultural spots in Norway, with a fortress, museums and other buildings where many important historical events took place. 

This university city with historic wooden houses, museums, islets and snow-capped mountains still attracts pilgrims to its medieval cathedral.

This former shipyard is now a popular entertainment, shopping and restaurant district on the shores of the Oslo Fjord.

Traditional wooden houses once occupied by merchants line alleyways by the waterfront, where you’ll find hand-made souvenirs, seafood restaurants and museums.

This university city with historic wooden houses, museums, islets and snow-capped mountains still attracts pilgrims to its medieval cathedral.

This university city with historic wooden houses, museums, islets and snow-capped mountains still attracts pilgrims to its medieval cathedral.

In this town near Oslo go skiing, ice skating and hiking. This well-connected spot has one of Scandinavia’s biggest climbing parks.

Sitting in a picture-perfect location on the banks of the Mjøsa lake, this welcoming town is filled with interesting sights, but also offers outdoor fun aplenty. 

Head to this perennially popular wintersports and outdoor activity hub to get active as you ski, fish, hike or simply unwind amid the gorgeous scenery. 

A traditional and charming village of northern Norway, this spot has significant ethnic history dating back to the Viking Age. 

Stay in a Norwegian village that has slopes for all skiing levels, hundreds of miles of cross-country ski tracks and a huge toboggan trail.

Sitting in a picture-perfect location on the banks of the Mjøsa lake, this welcoming town is filled with interesting sights, but also offers outdoor fun aplenty. 

One of Oslo’s most famous buildings dates back to the 17th century and contains baroque woodcarvings and highly detailed ceiling murals.

Head to this perennially popular wintersports and outdoor activity hub to get active as you ski, fish, hike or simply unwind amid the gorgeous scenery. 

One of the most popular buildings in Oslo, this structure has great architectural style, historic importance and a beautiful art collection.

Once a prosperous industrial center and now part of a UNESCO-protected area, this town is also famous for its annual blues festival.