Experience Norway's popular attractions
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Norway's dramatic landscapes offer some of the world's most breathtaking natural attractions. From the mesmerizing Northern Lights and Midnight Sun to powerful waterfalls, and UNESCO-protected sites.
Our carefully designed sightseeing tours bring you face-to-face with these wonders while providing authentic local experiences and expert guidance.
Discover Norway´s most popular attractions
Norway’s landscape features a blend of natural wonders and cultural attractions. From majestic waterfalls to renowned UNESCO sites, these destinations highlight the country’s rich heritage and breathtaking beauty.
Bestseller
Tour to Borgund Stave Church and Stegastein viewpoint
Flåm • 4 hr
From 1750NOK
15 April - 12 October
Guided UNESCO walking tour in Bergen
Bergen • 2 hr
From 795NOK
Available all year
Oslo grand tour with fjord cruise
Oslo • 7 hr
From 1450NOK
Available all year
Fjord & glacier tour from Bergen or Voss
Multiple locations • 13 hr 15 min
From 2930NOK
20 May - 30 September
Bestseller
Tour to Borgund Stave Church and Stegastein viewpoint
Flåm • 4 hr
From 1750NOK
15 April - 12 October
Guided UNESCO walking tour in Bergen
Bergen • 2 hr
From 795NOK
Available all year
Oslo grand tour with fjord cruise
Oslo • 7 hr
From 1450NOK
Available all year
Fjord & glacier tour from Bergen or Voss
Multiple locations • 13 hr 15 min
From 2930NOK
20 May - 30 September
Top sightseeing tours in Norway
Discover the best of Norway on our favorite sightseeing tours. Whether you're chasing dramatic viewpoints, visiting stave churches or exploring famous landmarks, our handpicked tours showcase the very heart of Norway’s natural and cultural wonders.
Electric car sightseeing in Geiranger
Geiranger • 2 hr
From 1980NOK
20 April - 20 October
Bestseller
Electric minibus to Stegastein
Flåm • 1 hr 30 min
From 430NOK
Available all year
Oslo Panorama bus tour
Oslo • 3 hr
From 550NOK
Available all year
Waterfall and culture tour in Flåm
Flåm • 2 hr
From 680NOK
16 March - 31 October
Electric car sightseeing in Geiranger
Geiranger • 2 hr
From 1980NOK
20 April - 20 October
Bestseller
Electric minibus to Stegastein
Flåm • 1 hr 30 min
From 430NOK
Available all year
Oslo Panorama bus tour
Oslo • 3 hr
From 550NOK
Available all year
Waterfall and culture tour in Flåm
Flåm • 2 hr
From 680NOK
16 March - 31 October
Experience Norway's famous natural phenomena
Experience Norway's celestial wonders: chase the dancing Northern Lights in winter or bask in the endless daylight of the Midnight Sun in summer. Guided by local experts, these unforgettable natural spectacles await you.
Electric Northern Lights cruise
Tromsø • 3 hr
From 1290NOK
5 January - 27 March
Aurora safari minibus in Tromsø
Tromsø • 7 hr
From 1790NOK
1 September - 14 April
Midnight sun kayak tour in Reine
Reine • 3 hr
From 1850NOK
18 May - 6 September
Northern Lights cuisine cruise in Tromsø
Tromsø • 3 hr 30 min
From 1890NOK
Available all year
Electric Northern Lights cruise
Tromsø • 3 hr
From 1290NOK
5 January - 27 March
Aurora safari minibus in Tromsø
Tromsø • 7 hr
From 1790NOK
1 September - 14 April
Midnight sun kayak tour in Reine
Reine • 3 hr
From 1850NOK
18 May - 6 September
Northern Lights cuisine cruise in Tromsø
Tromsø • 3 hr 30 min
From 1890NOK
Available all year
Frequently asked questions about Norway's attractions
Norway´s most popular waterfalls
Norway's dramatic landscape showcases spectacular waterfalls, where glacial meltwater cascades through pristine fjords. From the thundering Vøringsfossen to the graceful Seven Sisters, these natural wonders create unforgettable moments for travelers seeking authentic Norwegian experiences.
Steinsdalsfossen
The Steinsdalsfossen is a wild and impressive waterfall located by Norheimsund and the Hardangerfjord. You can walk the trail and stand behind the waterfall!
Vøringsfossen
Plunging 182 meters through the dramatic Måbødalen valley, Vøringsfossen stands as one of Norway's most spectacular natural wonders. This breathtaking waterfall, with its powerful cascade split into multiple streams, creates a mesmerizing display of nature's raw force against ancient mountain walls.
Kjosfossen
Kjosfossen is one of the most visited waterfalls in Norway, located next to the Flåm Railway. It's an impressive sight and the sound of the water is like thunder.
Seven Sisters waterfalls
With so many amazing things to photograph in Norway, it can often be hard to choose which one to visit first. Although the majority of the people that visit Norway in winter tend to want to head up north to Tromsø to catch a glimpse of the Northern Lights, however, a trip down south to visit the Seven Sisters Waterfalls in Geirangerfjord shouldn’t be overlooked.
Steinsdalsfossen
The Steinsdalsfossen is a wild and impressive waterfall located by Norheimsund and the Hardangerfjord. You can walk the trail and stand behind the waterfall!
Vøringsfossen
Plunging 182 meters through the dramatic Måbødalen valley, Vøringsfossen stands as one of Norway's most spectacular natural wonders. This breathtaking waterfall, with its powerful cascade split into multiple streams, creates a mesmerizing display of nature's raw force against ancient mountain walls.
Kjosfossen
Kjosfossen is one of the most visited waterfalls in Norway, located next to the Flåm Railway. It's an impressive sight and the sound of the water is like thunder.
Seven Sisters waterfalls
With so many amazing things to photograph in Norway, it can often be hard to choose which one to visit first. Although the majority of the people that visit Norway in winter tend to want to head up north to Tromsø to catch a glimpse of the Northern Lights, however, a trip down south to visit the Seven Sisters Waterfalls in Geirangerfjord shouldn’t be overlooked.
Spectacular attractions in Norway
Explore Norway’s most spectacular attractions—from stunning fjords and soaring mountains to vibrant cities and historic sites. These articles highlight the best of the country’s natural beauty and cultural charm.
The Nidaros Cathedral in Trondheim
If you visit Trondheim, make sure to drop by the Nidaros Cathedral. The Cathedral is the northernmost medieval cathedral in the world, and the second largest in Scandinavia.
Bryggen and Bergen fish market – UNESCO heritage meets fresh seafood
Bryggen's colorful wooden buildings have stood since the 1700s, when Hanseatic merchants dominated Northern European trade. Today, this UNESCO World Heritage site sits steps from Bergen's famous fish market – where you can taste fresh seafood pulled from Norwegian waters that morning. Two must-see Bergen experiences, a few minutes apart.
Vigeland park in Oslo
Vigelandsparken Sculpture Park is the largest sculpture park in the world created by a single sculptor. The sculpture park is a part of the Frognerparken park, which is located 3 km north-west of Oslo city centre.
Facts about the Northern Lights
The Northern Lights, or the Aurora Borealis, is a spectacular natural phenomenon that amazes even the most critical viewer. But how does it happen and where can you see natures finest lightshow?