Cities to Visit in Norway.
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Norway is a land of unimaginable beauty and sophisticated landmarks but most of its population remains in the urban cities. Norway’s cities are alive with elegant style and energetic vibrancy giving you a remarkable journey and its never too late to take a city break!!
1. Tromso
This is the largest city in northern Norway, being situated on the island of Tromsoya where visitors can explore several fine museums and stroll through stunning Birch forests. Its remarks its importance by being one of the cities to see the northern lights.
2. Oslo
Norway’s capital and most populated city, a vibrant city with confident attitude and laid-back atmosphere. The city’s 50 museums range from the Munch Museum to the Folkemuseet, an outdoor museum that includes more than 150 historic buildings from all over Norway, including a Stave Church.
3. Stavanger
Located in the southwest region of Norway, Stavanger is a country with long sandy beaches with its harbor being the popular stopping point for cruise ships touring the fjords. The Stavanger Cathedral is the country’s best Medieval church making Stavanger best city to visit in Norway.
4. Bergen
Bergen has been the nation’s leading western port since the middle ages. Today it is both a working port and a tourist destination for visitors eager to sample fresh fare at seaside restaurants. People always want to visit Bergen when they are taking a tour in Norway.
5. Alesund
Alesund is the gateway to the iconic north-western fjords and surrounding alpine mountains. After being burned down in 1904 it was rebuilt with stone and brick in the architectural style of the time and people can learn all about it at Art Nouveau center.
5. Trondheim
Norway’s third largest city was the capital during the Viking age making it ideal for those who are interested in Norwegian history making it the most visited city to visit in Norway.