It's very easy to lose yourself in the dramatic backdrop that is Norway. The fjords, inlets, and bays are absolutely splendid. You can see wildlife throughout the countryside, anything from otters to moose to badgers are found in this area. Head to the Tromso mountains in the Arctic Circle or explore quintessential Scandinavian cities like Oslo. Norway is a true escape for nature lovers, historians, and culture buffs alike.

Norway is known for its liberal mindset, and strong stance on environmentalism. This is reflected in everything from the county's politics to it's architecture and city layout. Green infrastructure is integrated into cities all over the country and the people are justifiably proud of the steps forward they have taken.

The North Cape: At Europe's northern end, you'll find the North Cape, which gives visitors amazing views and an incredible cliff set in a unique climate.
Bryggen Wharf: In the city of Bergen you'll find this wonderful historic wharf with Hanseatic buildings that date back to the 14th century. It's also free place to visit, which helps in typically expensive Norway.
The Geirangerfjord: With its stunning views, waterfalls, and cliffs, this area is a must see in Norway. It's popular with tourists, and is included on many Scandinavian cruises.

Gravlaks: Similar to smoked salmon, this salmon dish is cured with salt and sugar and seasoned with dill as well as other herbs and spices.
Farikal: A mutton stew dish made with cabbage and commonly served during the fall months.
Torsk: A poached cod dish prepared and served with boiled potatoes and butter, an optionally carrots, bacon, roe, and cod liver.