Norway is known as the country of ten thousand islands. What are the most popular tourist attractions in Norway?

Sognefjord

Not far from Bergen, Norway’s second largest city, Sognefjord (SOGNEFJORD) has a total length of 204 kilometers and a depth of 1,300 meters. It is known as the world’s largest The longest and deepest bend in the fjord is called the crown of the fjord.

It mainly includes the tributary fjords of AURLANDSFJORD and NAROYFJORD. The former one encounters the beautiful Fulam Valley and the world's most dangerous mountain railway branch line - the Fulam Railway, while the latter one is a fjord with the narrowest waterway in Europe. Vigeland Sculpture Park

In the urban area of ??Oslo, the capital of Beijing, Norway, there is an ecological park named after her, The Vigeland Park (TheVigelandpark). The ecological park covers an area of ??80 acres and has a total length of 850 meters. The most important works of his life are displayed in the park. There are 212 sculptures, 650 relief patterns, stone sculptures and copper sculptures in a row. North Cape

Located at 71 degrees 10 minutes and 21 seconds north latitude, the northernmost point of Asia and Europe in Europe. There are 2,110 kilometers from here to the North Pole. The distance from Oslo to here is very. It used to be a place where the Sami people gave up. The name of North Cape comes from the Norwegian name North Cape, which was created by the Englishman Chad Charnsala in the 16th century when he wanted to explore the waterway to China.

After King Oscar II of Sweden visited in 1873, this place became famous for mobile game masterpieces. The service hall located in North Point has nightclubs, small shops and restaurants where you can enjoy champagne while watching the late night sun. There is also a post office that sells relevant certificates for arrival in North Point. However, there are no hotel accommodation facilities in North Cape, so tourists generally have to return to Homoltwog. Sognefjord

The world's longest and deepest fjord, with a total length of 205 kilometers, is a popular tourist attraction. The Fl?m Railway, known as the world's largest railway line, and the sightseeing ferry to Gudvongen can accompany you to explore the secrets of Sognefjord. If you're lucky, you may even see natural walruses while taking the boat. You can travel there by public transportation at any time of the year. Applying a Norway travel voucher is easy. There is an independent transportation and gift business process. The Royal Palace of Norway

The Royal Palace is the office of King Harald. In 1823, von Lindstedt, a senior Danish official and lawyer, was appointed as the chief architect, and a foundation laying ceremony was held in 1825. However, due to repeated adjustments to the plan, the project was not completed until 1848. Pirate Ship Historical Museum

This exhibition hall is one of the most popular tourist destinations on the Bighead Peninsula, displaying three surviving Pirate Ships. These three ships were unearthed from cemeteries near the Oslo Fjord in the past 100 years. They were all ships used by bandits who were rampant in the North Sea and the Mediterranean between the ninth and eleventh centuries before Catholicism spread here. Except for the American merchant pirate ships, In addition, relevant information about the robbers is also displayed.

Lofoten Islands, few tourists forget the first time they saw the Lofoten Islands. In the green and yellow colors of midsummer, or the blue and green colors of winter, the zigzag-shaped ancient city walls of this astonishing island chain suddenly rise from the sea, and their sharp mountain tops pierce the blue lake sky, or It is mysteriously shrouded in the swirling morning mist.

It is a postcard-perfect village. The wooden rorbuer (small fishing house) is close to the sea, and the A-shaped iron frame is used to dry fish, telling the story of land resources and culture and art that are inseparable from the deep sea.

The Lofoten Islands are a good choice for viewing the Northern Lights, or Aurora Borealis. Visible throughout the long nights of the Arctic winter from October to March, they dance across the sky as curtains of green or white light, changing in intensity and presenting a vivid image from a child's imagination. Derived from. Although there is no guarantee that the Northern Lights will occur at any given time, if you are lucky enough to see the Northern Lights, the experience will stay with you forever.