Where are the Nordic white cities? Are there any scenic spots?

Nordic Europe generally refers to the five countries of Norway, Sweden, Finland, Denmark and Iceland, including their respective overseas autonomous territories such as the Faroe Islands. Northern Europe borders the Atlantic Ocean to the west, Eastern Europe to the east, the Arctic Ocean to the north, and Central Europe to the south, with a total area of ??more than 1.3 million square kilometers. The terrain is platform and eclipse mountainous land. Northern Europe has long winters with low temperatures and short, cool summers. The population density of the Nordic countries is relatively low, but the economic level is the highest, life is very affluent, and welfare protection is extremely complete. The per capita GDP of countries such as Denmark and Sweden ranks among the top in the world.

The best travel season in the four Nordic countries is from May to September.

Odense--Andersen's hometown

Odense is world-famous because it is Andersen's hometown. For many years, it has continuously welcomed people of different nationalities and classes from all over the world, as well as fans of Andersen's fairy tales and Andersen's admirers. Now a house in the old town of Odense has been converted into a museum, collecting a large number of Andersen's works and supplies. His childhood home has also become a museum.

Oslo--Akershus Castle

Akershus Castle: "Akershus" is the name of a neighboring county in Oslo, but for tourists, It is also the name of a majestic castle standing on the edge of Aker Cape. From this castle, you can almost overlook the city hall and the center of Oslo. Akershus was designed and built by King Yukan V of Norway in 1300 to resist foreign invasion. It is one of the most representative buildings in the Middle Ages.

Sonnafjord

SOGNEFJORD, not far from Bergen, the second largest city in Norway, is 204 kilometers long and 1,300 meters deep. It is known as the longest and deepest gorge in the world. , known as the crown of the fjords. It includes AURLANDSFJORD and NAROYFJORD tributary fjords. The former faces the scenic Fulam Valley and the world's steepest alpine railway branch - the Fulam Railway, while the latter is a fjord with the narrowest waterway in Europe

Stockholm-Nobel Hometown

The capital of Sweden and the largest city in the country. The official palaces of the Swedish national government, parliament and royal family are located here. Located on the east coast of Sweden, close to the Baltic Sea and where Lake M?laren enters the sea, it has beautiful scenery and is a famous tourist attraction. The urban area is distributed on 14 islands and a peninsula. More than 70 bridges connect these islands into one, so it enjoys the reputation of "Venice of the North". Stockholm City is part of Greater Stockholm. Since the 13th century, Stockholm has become Sweden's political, cultural, economic and transportation center.

Stockholm is the hometown of Alfred Nobel