Fjord Cruises: Explore the stunning fjords, especially Nærøyfjord and Geirangerfjord which are UNESCO World Heritage sites. Northern Lights: Head to places like Tromsø in winter to catch this magical natural phenomenon. The Midnight Sun: Experience 24 hours of daylight in the summer months in the northern parts of the country. Hiking: Trek popular routes like Trolltunga, Pulpit Rock (Preikestolen), and Kjeragbolten. Skiing: Lillehammer and other places in Norway offer world-class skiing opportunities. Viking Ship Museum: Located in Oslo, it showcases well-preserved Viking ships and artifacts. Biking: Cycle the Rallarvegen route, passing fjords, waterfalls, and mountains. Scenic Railways: The Bergen Railway and the Flåm Railway are two of the most picturesque train journeys in the world. Historic sites: Explore the stave churches, medieval structures made of wood. Urnes Stave Church is a UNESCO site. Sami Culture: Engage with the indigenous Sami people, learn about their traditions, and go on a reindeer sledding tour. Whale Watching: Join tours especially in Tromsø and the Vesteralen Islands to see orcas and humpback whales. National Tourist Routes: Drive these specially marked routes which stretch for 2,000 km, offering scenic views, architectural viewpoints, and rest areas. Oslo: Visit the capital city's attractions like the Munch Museum, Akershus Fortress, and the Vigeland Sculpture Park. Bergen: Explore this historic city with its colorful wooden houses, fish market, and take the funicular up to Mount Fløyen for panoramic views. Atlantic Ocean Road: Drive on this iconic road which twists and turns over bridges right at the edge of the ocean.