Alesund
Situated on Norway's west drift, Ålesund is the portal to the famous northwestern fjords and encompassing high mountains. The city of Alesund owes its present-day beautiful appearance to a far reaching reproduction after a fire in 1904 wrecked the vast majority of the town. The city was reconstructed with stone and block in the structural style of the time, and stands today as an ideal case of Jugendstil outline, Northern Europe's form of Art Nouveau. Visitors can take in additional about the style at the Jugendstilsenteret, or Art Nouveau Center. A move up the 400 phases to the point of view Fjellstua is invaluable moreover. The mountain peak offers astonishing viewpoints of Alesund and the incorporating islands.
Tromso
The biggest city in Northern Norway, Tromso is famous both for its extensive number of eighteenth century wooden houses and for the magnificence of its common environment. The vast majority of the city is arranged on the island of Tromsoya where guests can investigate a few fine galleries and walk around dazzling birch tree timberlands. Outings up Storsteinen Mountain in the Fjellheisen Cable Car offer guests astonishing perspectives of the encompassing fjords and mountains. The ice aquarium Polaria and the Polar Museum are mainstream attractions in this city found 350 km (217 miles) north of the Arctic Circle. Tromso is extraordinary compared to other places on the planet to see the Northern Lights.
Svalbard
Svalbard is a gathering of islands situated between the Arctic Ocean, Barents Sea, Greenland Sea, and the Norwegian Sea. The islands are under Norwegian manage since 1920. Its settlements are the northernmost for all time possessed spots on the planet, much more northerly than any piece of Alaska and everything except a couple of Canada's Arctic islands. The joined perpetual populace is under 3000, about which is all gathered in the primary settlements of Longyearbyen and Barentsburg on Spitsbergen. Svalbard's guests come generally to encounter Arctic nature at its rawest and generally capable. The islands highlight untouched ice sheets and rugged mountains, yet additionally stunning natural life, for example, polar bears, caribou, reindeer, polar foxes, whales, seals and walruses.
Lofoten Islands
A standout amongst the most prominent spots to visit in Norway, Lofoten is a gathering of islands in the northern piece of the nation. With its postcard looking little angling towns settled in fjords, dabbing an exceptionally rough drift with unexpected pinnacles rising specifically from the sea, the archipelago is regularly depicted as a standout amongst the most beautiful parts of Norway. In spite of the fact that the archipelago is found well over the Arctic Circle, at about an indistinguishable scope from Greenland it appreciates a generally mellow atmosphere because of the dissemination of the Gulf Stream. Temperatures up to 23°C in the mid year are normal despite the fact that it remains a subarctic goal and the climate changes quick.
Western Fjords
Norway's well known fjords are found all through the nation and not constrained to a specific locale or area. Notwithstanding, the most sensational and well known fjords are to a great extent found in West Norway, roughly from Stavanger to Molde. Despite the fact that the western fjords shift somewhat in appearance they are by and large moderately restricted, encompassed by soak shake faces, tall mountains and to a great degree profound. The most renowned fjords incorporate Geirangerfjord and Nærøyfjord.