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Sightseeing

Bright gondolas ride Voss Gondol line over green hills and fjord, with sweeping valley views below.
Going on a sightseeing trip in Norway is a great way of experience the best highlights. We have bus tours, waterfall walks, guided walking trips, electric rental cars, museums and lots more to cover your urge for exploration!

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.
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Aerial view of symmetrical park gardens with colorful flowers, statues, fountain, and obelisk.
Tourist attractions
Aerial view of coastal cabins, bridge, and small islands near a red Arctic Route bus parked by the sea.
Bus tours
People walking in narrow wooden alley with historic charm.
Guided tours
A modern building with a geometric facade, located near a dock with steep, snow-capped mountains in the background.
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A group in a small boat creates swirling water patterns as they speed through the sea, viewed from above.
Saltstraumen
Right outside of Bodø, just north of the Arctic Circle, you can experience Saltstraumen, a unique and amazing natural attraction. Saltstraumen is the world´s strongest maelstrom and is a spectacular and somewhat intimidating phenomenon to behold!
Rampestreken in Åndalsnes is a popular hiking spot and amazing view point and at 537 meters above sea level which will give you an stunning view of fjord and mountains.
Rampestreken Viewpoint
If you want the best view of the alpine town of Åndalsnes, take a hike up the Romsdalstrappa to the Rampestreken view point. This amazing view point at 537 meters above sea level will give you butterflies in your stomach!
Stunning view of glacier flowing down from mountains with flag in foreground, green trees and snow-capped peaks.
Svartisen Glacier
With it's 369 square kilometres, Svartisen is Norways second largest glacier. It is located in the county of Nordland in Northern Norway, south of the costal city Bodø.