When is the best season to travel in Norway?

Summer in June, July and August is undoubtedly the most suitable season for Norwegian tourism. Norway in summer has the following characteristics: 1. The weather is fine. Anyone who takes pictures knows that there is a world of difference between films made when there is sun and those made when there is no sun. Compared with the other three seasons, the weather in Norway is fine for most of the summer. And when the weather is good, people's mood will get better. 2. The temperature is comfortable. Oslo, the capital of Norway, is hotter than other cities in summer. Other cities are about 18-25 degrees (June 15-23 degrees), which can be said to be the hottest time, but this temperature is still the most comfortable temperature for human body. 3. The sunshine time is super long. The sunshine time is long, and the play time can be relatively extended, so it is no problem to realize the real early departure and late return. Of course, it always feels strange to watch it at 24 o'clock in the morning or 1 o'clock before going to bed at night, but hotels have thick curtains that completely block the light and won't be too bright to sleep. Norwegians are very experienced. 4. So scenic spots and activities can be carried out. Some scenic spots are closed in winter because of the increased risk of poor road conditions at night. Some activities, such as some cruise ships or mountain climbing, may not be carried out in winter because there are few people. In summer, there is no such problem. Of course, if you want to see the aurora, you can't go to Norway in summer. But don't choose the time of complete winter, there is really no day, ice and snow, and the wind is blowing hard, except staying indoors. And the aurora can be seen not only in Norway, but also in Iceland and Finland. It is best to go in autumn and winter (165438+1October 65438+February) and the intersection of winter and spring (March and April). It's still dark at this time, and there is little time during the day, but generally speaking, it's not so cold and it's not so late. /zd/ym