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• Return airline ticket

Essential Norway travel information

Currency – Norwegian Krone (NOK). USD 1.00 is equivalent to approximately NOK 9,96.

Languages – Norwegian is the official language.

Socket type – There are two associated plug types, types C and F, for Norway. 50Hz and 230V supply voltage are used in Norway.

Time zone – Central European Standard Time (CET), (ET +6).

Top 3 cities to visit – Trondheim, Oslo, and Bergen.

The top 3 landmarks/monuments are North Cape, Voringsfossen, and Urnes Stave Church.

Visa information for Norway

Due to Norway’s membership in the Schengen Area, most nations can enter the country for tourist and business purposes for 90 days without a visa.

Typical costs and budget for Norway

Spending per person per day: NOK 1,026 (USD 103,05).

Meals: NOK 278 (USD 27).

Local transportation costs NOK 162 (USD 16).

Hotel – A single guest may pay as little as NOK 528 (USD 53) and as much as NOK 1,056 (USD 106) for a couple.

Norway typically costs about NOK 7,182 for one individual to travel there for a week. Additionally, a weeklong trip to Norway for two people will run you about NOK 14,365.

Norway’s finest modes of transportation 

There are connections between Oslo, Bergen, Trondheim, Bod, and other Scandinavian capitals, including Stockholm and Copenhagen, by train. It is among the significant ways to embark on an adventure and take in Norway’s breathtaking landscapes, which include lakes, fjords, mountains, and farmland. The trains are also quite comfortable and clean.

The extensive coastline, numerous fjords, and islands of Norway make it considerably simpler to travel by ferry or boat. It’s ideal if you wish to travel to various islands, villages, or other cities.

The legendary Hurtigruten coastal ferry makes 34 stops between Bergen and Kirkenes. So keep in mind that you can employ cruise ships or enjoy a fantastic ferry excursion.

Safety in Norway

Most thefts are of bicycles, a mode of transportation that is quite popular among Norwegians. However, there are very few crimes committed. So, if you rent a bike, lock it securely or keep it in your line of sight at all times.

Additionally, keep in mind how magnificent the surroundings are. Visitors may sometimes find it challenging to follow trails, so always be alert for caution signs along the way. Traveling to these outdoor destinations with a reputable and knowledgeable organization is best. When exploring Norway, be sure to carry travel insurance just in case!

Weather in Norway

Alaska, Greenland, and Siberia are all in the same latitude as Norway. But the country has a significantly warmer and softer climate because of the Gulf Stream’s temperate waters.

Winters along the shore are often moderate and wet, with snowfall in the highlands. In contrast, the country’s inland areas experience hot, dry summers and harsh, snowy winters, especially in the east. As a result, you’ll experience pleasant weather and fewer visitors during the season.

• Summer (July-August): between 17°C and 18°C
• September to October: 7°C to 16°C
• November to April: -6°C to 7°C

Popular Cities and Towns in Norway

Oslo, the capital of Norway, is among the greenest cities worldwide thanks to its well-developed natural system. It is a beautiful place to explore. Additionally, history, architecture, and art are all around you.

One of Norway’s largest cities, Trondheim is a fantastic destination to explore because of its unique blend of modernism and antiquity.

One of the most incredible spots in Norway to watch the northern lights is in Tromso, which is around 350 kilometers north of the Arctic Circle. It also boasts outstanding museums, such as the Polar Museum, which features exhibits on climate change, arctic wildlife excursions, and scientific research, among other topics.

Must do and see in Norway

North Cape: Because the sun never sets between May 14 and July 29, it is a destination you should visit in the middle of the day. An excellent vacation spot in the summer, you may enjoy walks while basking in the arctic sun and take in a panoramic view.

The most magnificent waterfall in Norway is Voringsfossen, which plunges 180 meters (600 feet) into the falls. It is located in the small valley that separates Oslo and Bargen. It also includes a hotel with a breathtaking view to enjoy an unforgettable experience.

Viking Ship Museum: The Vikings were fierce warriors who traveled the northern seas searching for new countries to conquer. The display of some Viking fighters’ boats can be found in this museum; among them, the ship of Oseberg is the best preserved. They employed large, strong wooden ships for their conflicts. As a result, you’ll gain much more firsthand knowledge of Viking history.

Typical Norwegian food to try

A typical local delicacy is a brunost, a brown cheese that has been sweetened and caramelized but not salted. It can be prepared using goat’s milk and cream and served with bread or cookies.

Smoked Salmon: Fish has been a staple of this nation’s cuisine since its founding, and as it is a top fishing destination, tradition has not changed. Smoked salmon is a meal seasoned with freshly ground black pepper on rye toast.

Norwegian vaccination information

You may find all the data regarding the Covid vaccine and other requirements for entering Norway on the CDC website. To acquire the most recent health information on your travel to Norway, visit the CDC website.

Fun facts about Norway

1. Although sushi is undoubtedly a Japanese invention, salmon was only used on the plate when Norwegians suggested it in 1980.
2. Over a thousand Norwegians reside in Hell. There is a location in Norway called Hell. Tourists find it to be quite curious.
3. The length of Norway’s coast is a mystery.