Land of the Midnight Sun

In northern Norway, during summer months, the sun doesn’t set for weeks, creating the unique natural phenomenon known as the Midnight Sun.

Fjords Galore

Norway is famous for its dramatic fjords—narrow, deep inlets surrounded by steep cliffs—such as Geirangerfjord and Nærøyfjord, both UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

Vikings’ Homeland

Norway was once part of the powerful Viking civilization, and today, you can explore Viking museums, ships, and ancient runestones throughout the country.

One of the World’s Happiest Countries

Consistently ranking high in global happiness and quality of life indexes, Norway boasts strong social systems, low crime, and a high standard of living.

Northern Lights Destination

Norway is one of the best places in the world to see the Aurora Borealis, especially in Tromsø, located above the Arctic Circle.

Stave Churches – Wooden Masterpieces

Norway is home to ancient stave churches, like Borgund and Urnes, known for their intricate wooden architecture and Viking-inspired carvings.

Wealth from Oil and Sustainability

Norway is a major oil producer, but also a leader in renewable energy and sustainable living, investing in a green future.

Norwegian Language Variants

Norway has two official written forms of Norwegian: Bokmål and Nynorsk, both used in education, media, and government.

Winter Sports Powerhouse

Norway is a top performer in Winter Olympics, excelling in cross-country skiing, biathlon, and ski jumping, with strong national pride in winter sports.

Allemannsretten – The Right to Roam

Norwegians enjoy the “Right to Roam,” allowing people to freely hike, camp, and explore nature, as long as it’s done respectfully.