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Norway - Powered by Nature

	With a spectacular concentration of natural wonders, a decisively modern outlook, and a singularity of purpose in maintaining its cultural heritage, Norway has a perfectly clear idea about its past and its future. With scenery so spectacular that some of it has UNESCO World Heritage status, Norway is an adventure paradise for anyone seeking nature-based activities, whether hardcore or more leisurely inclined. With one of the world's longest and most beautiful coastlines, Norway is also a paradise for cruising, offering a variety of unique attractions.
	In the popular Fjord Norway region, visitors can explore the amazing fjords, towering mountains, dazzling glaziers, and thundering waterfalls while staying at a luxurious, scenically located historical hotel. The spectacular Arctic north offers unique experiences such as dog sledding, reindeer racing, or king crab fishing, and is the best destination to experience the amazing Midnight Sun and Northern Lights. You can also visit the native Samis and learn about their life and local traditions.
	If dreaming of a return to Norway's Nordic past, Bergen is simply unbeatable. Bryggen, the ancient Hanseatic wharf, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, transports visitors to the seafaring ways of centuries gone by, but also offers a vibrant community of shops, artist studios, and restaurants. This 930-year-old city is as enchanting as it is eye-opening. "Something different and something new." Norway is invigorating, wild, and mysterious."
	Travelers looking for human-made wonders will find Norway's urban destinations quite appealing. The capital city of Oslo is a modern, cosmopolitan center set amid pristine natural beauty. It is a treasure trove of cultural pursuits and architectural treasures, such as the award-winning new Oslo Opera House. Add a vibrant, cutting-edge food culture, world-class shopping, and a buzzing music scene, and the vision of Oslo as a vital capital comes into view.