Ulla Fyr is a lighthouse just off the north end of the island of Haramsøya in Møre og Romsdal county. The original lighthouse was built in 1873 but has been reinforced and rebuilt since then. In October 1944 the lighthouse was bombed by allied airforce and it wasn't rebuilt until 1950.

Jotunheimen National Park is the home to Norway's 29 largest mountains. The National Park is a 3,500km2 mountainous area and a popular destination for hikers and outdoors enthusiasts from all over

With a total fall of 182 meters, Vøringsfossen is Norway's 83rd highest waterfall on the basis of total fall. It consists of two drops whereof the largest is impressively 163-meter vertical. This

Øvre Bakklandet is a part of Trondheim's historical part of town. It's known for its charming and well-maintained traditional streets, colorful houses and the iconic Gamle Bybro (Old City Bridge)

Fjordgård is a small fishing village located in Troms County on the Senja Island. 

Breidetinden is the highest mountain on the island of Senja in Troms county. 

Finnmark is a county in Northeastern Norway which borders to Troms in the west, Finland in the south and Russia to the easy. 

Not far out of Larvik, you'll find Norway's largest rolling stone beach: Mølen. This is the perfect place to spend the sunset. The popular hiking path "Kyststien" also passes by Mølen.

Bjørnøya is the southernmost island in the Svalbard archipelago and is located approximately half way between Spitsbergen and North Cape in the Barents Sea. Besides the personnel working on the islands meteorological station, the island is not inhabited. 

On April 12, 2008, the Oslo Opera house opened its doors to visitors. Contrary to the conventional results of undertakings of this nature, the Opera House was finished ahead of schedule and under bu

Vindhellavegen is an old and traditional road that was built in 1842-43. The 2.7 km long road has recently been named Norway's most beautiful road. Even though it's not possible to drive there

Svartisen is Norway's second largest glacier. Being only 20 meters above sea level at its lowest point, it's fairly accessible. Hiking from the parking lot and onto the glacier takes only one hour.

Trollveggen / Troll Wall is Europe's highest vertical cliff and is located right outside of Åndalsnes in Rauma. 

Gudbrandsjuvet is a 5m narrow and 20-25m deep ravine in the west fjords.