Norway aka: Norge

doing a voluntary work in afarm there. it was a great experience to visit the beautiuful country and nature although i think i´d like to go back someday to see more of other cities and know Olso better.

Eleven or twelve or thirteen hundred more days until Norway.

I’ve been to France, Spain, Portugal, Switerland, the Netherlands, UK, Ireland, Andorra, Luxembourg, Croatia, Italy, America, Cyprus, Egypt, and Turkey. Norway beat them all with the stunning landscape, and amazing places.

Do visit the ‘tacky shop’

the Fjords are beautiful!

If your’re going to Norway, you have to visit Stavanger. It’s right in the middle of the fjords, and the city centre is really cozy and cute. No cars, a lot of shops – it’s just great! Not far from Stavanger is Preikestolen, and it’s amazing! Everyone who’s visiting this side of the country should definitely visit Preikestolen. But beware – it takes about 3-4 hours just to get up to it from the parking lot. But it’s not that steep all the time and it’s relatively easy to get to.
Another option is to hop on a boat that takes you on a tour in Lysefjorden. From there, you can see Preikestolen. But it’s not the same as being up there, I assure you! Either way, it’s a beautiful fjord!

CAN YOU SAY FJORDS?

the northest Fjorde, I can’t remember the name, but got unforgettable memory, the hostel is nice, we were the first guest to the hostel. It was a remote home for me.

It was not easy to find the place, It was late April, but snow blocked the road, we circled a long way.

When I was going to Newcastle (england) the boat stopped in Norway to. So when I ate my breakfast in the morning i could see part of norway. I know it doesn’t really count but I think it’s a little funny so i do anyways…

i went to nordkapp by car and we were hanging around karasjok and alta too. very beautiful place but also very very expensive!