far far away
what to see, try, enjoy
Hiking Preikestolen – Also known as Pulpit Rock, the hike isn’t a walk in the park but the uninterrupted views of the Lysefjord are definitely worth it.
Flåm Railway – Deemed one of the most scenic rail journeys in the world, the Flåm railway is one
of the world’s steepest and the twists and turns coupled with amazing views are a must-see. As if
that wasn’t enough, you end in the picturesque town of Flåm found at the end of a fjord.
Fjord Cruise – The color and stillness of the water and the massive mountains engulfing you as
you breathe in clean, fresh air is a quintessential Norwegian experience.
Old Town Stavanger – The center of Stavanger is really endearing with the largest concentration of wooden homes in Europe on one side of the harbor and the winding cobblestone paths
lined with restaurants and shops on the other make it a perfect place to spend a nice day.
Fløibanen Funicular – The Western coast of Norway is dotted with islands and there’s no better
place to view it than from above. The Fløibanen Funicular is located in Bergen’s center and it’s
an easy ride up with spectacular views of the city and the coastline.
49