NORWAY the place where there is the late 12 PM sun, it offers significantly more than that, including pleasant waterfronts, well-saved wooden houses of worship and incredible climbing trails. Curious medieval towns, loaded up with present day luxuries, are simply holding on to be investigated. An outline of the top vacation spots in THE LAND OF MIDNIGHT SUN.

7.Borgund Stave Church

Seemingly outstanding amongst the all preserved places of worship in Norway is the Borgund Stave Church. Constructed generally somewhere in the range of 1180 and 1250, Borgund Stave Church  has a few layered, overhanging rooftops. Since the late nineteenth century, the church hasn't been utilized for religious purposes, however it is presently kept running as an exhibition hall for general society. Of specific note for guests are the engravings found on the divider, which are accepted to go back to the thirteenth century.

6.Lillehammer

Surrounded by mountains, the little town of Lillehammer offers shocking perspectives sitting above River Lågen and Lake Mjøsa. Mostly famous for organising the Winter Olympics in 1994, the town is loaded up with 19-century wooden structures which have been perfectly saved. Storgata, the primary shopping road in the town, is at the core of the old downtown area and is an absolute necessity visit. Maihaugen is the biggest outside exhibition hall in Northern Europe with roughly 200 structures. The town is likewise notable among games fans for its offers splendid winter sport offices, for example, ski territories. For something fun and energizing, visit the Perfect Escape, a themed escape room with three areas, one of which leads you to break into the Bank of Norway and rescue gold.


5.Tromso

Situated in the most northern corner of Norway, Tromso is determined to be an island in the midst of stunning blue fjords and dynamite snow-topped mountains. One of the northernmost spots that you can visit in Europe. All things considered, it is one of the better destinations in Norway from which you can see the Northern Lights. With heaps of bars on offer, a sound social scene and lively nightlife, visiting Tromso can be extraordinary fun. There are bunches of winter sports accessible and heaps of grand scenes in which to seek after them. Visit tour organisers in the city to mastermind outings to the Arctic in case you're an adventurer.


4.Geirangerfjord

With its mesmerizing view of dark blue waters and superb mountains, it is no big surprise that the Geirangerfjord is among the most visited Norwegian fjords. When visiting here, a must do is a touring voyage on the fjord to see its surprising magnificence and its well known waterfall, the Seven Sisters, which dive straightforwardly into the fjord. Other energizing open doors adventures here are winter skiing, fishing, river rafting, and hiking trails that give a portion of Norway's most dramatic perspectives.


3.Heddal Stave Church

The biggest of all stave churches in Norway. Heddal Stave Church, was built in the start of the thirteenth century, and its beginnings have some irregular roots. Legend says that the whole church, a huge structure by stave measures, was worked in only three days by five local farmers. Regardless of whether that is valid or not, it adds interest to the church. Heddal outside was re-established in the 19th and 20th centuries, and its inside had genuine changes under Lutheran control in the 16th century.


2.Alesund


Situated on Norway's west coast, Alesund is the passage to the notable northwestern fjords and surrounding snow capped mountains. The city of Alesund owes its present-day beautiful appearance to a city-wide remaking after a flame in 1904 burned the vast majority of the town. The city was modified with stone and brick in the architectural style of the time, and stands today as an ideal case of Jugendstil plan, Northern Europe's adaptation of Art Nouveau. Guests can become familiar with the style at the Jugendstilsenteret, or Art Nouveau Center. A climb up the 400 steps to the viewpoint Fjellstua is advantageous too. The mountain peak offers dazzling view of Alesund and the surrounding islands.


1.Oslo

The capital city of Norway is brimming with outstanding features and the contemporary feel about the spot, as do the exhibition halls, fascinating displays and craftsmanship pieces. Lying by the sea, with mountains surrounding it, Oslo is perhaps the greenest city on the planet.It is lively to walk around.Citizens can end up skiing, trekking the woods, or sailing along the Oslo fjord in no time. An energetic spot, Oslo has an incredible gastronomic scene with a lively nightlife with plenty of stylish bars and dance clubs.