Car RentalNorwegian Land and Sea Duo 9-day Tour
10 cities |
19 attraction(s) |
total distance 831
km
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Day1: Bergen
3 attraction(s) ·
3 km
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Travelers who enjoy panoramic views can choose to take the Fløibanen funicular from the city center, which takes only a few minutes to reach the viewpoint of Mount Fløyen. This cable car will celebrate its 100th anniversary in 2018. From the mountaintop, you can overlook the panoramic view of Bergen. The harbor, fjords, neatly arranged wooden houses in the city, and the surrounding mountains of Bergen are all within sight. There are also children's playgrounds and activities like treasure hunting on the mountain. The station of the funicular at the city center is only about 200 meters away from the Fish Market (Fisktorget).
2
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3
Bergen Aquarium is one of the famous tourist attractions in Bergen, which can be reached by a 20-minute walk from the city center. It was opened to the public on August 27, 1960 and was the largest and most advanced aquarium facility in northern Europe at that time. There are over 60 display tanks in the aquarium, serving as habitats for various fish and marine invertebrates. There are also outdoor pools where seals, penguins, reptiles, and monkeys play. The aquarium showcases typical Norwegian aquatic wildlife and features a dedicated glass tunnel for viewing sharks.
Day2: Bergen > Voss > Nordfjord
4 attraction(s) ·
390 km
1
About 40 buildings from the 18th to 19th centuries, including a dentist's clinic, a bakery, and residences. Located 4 kilometers north of downtown.
99
km
2
Voss Resort
Voss Resort is located 5 kilometers from the center of Voss, providing convenient access for winter skiing.
264
km
3
Loen
At the end of the North Bay, where the Sognefjord and the Geirangerfjord meet, there is a peaceful little town, with a caravan campsite and some cozy hotels, offering you an unforgettable travel experience.
29
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4
Briksdalsbreen is a branch of the Jostedalsbreen glacier, which is the largest glacier in Norway. It is located about 23 kilometers south of the town of Olden.
Day3: Geirangerfjorden > Geiranger
3 attraction(s) ·
39 km
1
Dalsnibba viewpoint is located at the southern end of the Elf Road, at the summit 1500 meters above sea level, and is 21 kilometers away from the town of Geiranger. From Geiranger, drive south along the Route 63 (direction Stryn) to Djupvasshytta, then take the uphill road (toll of 100 NOK per car, 5 kilometers) to the summit of Dalsnibba viewpoint. This road is only open from May to September. It provides an excellent perspective to overlook the entire fjord and the Trollstigen mountain road.
28
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2
Eagle Road (Ørnevegen) is a section of Highway 63 located between Geiranger and Eidsdal, known for its 11 consecutive hairpin bends. The name Eagle Road comes from the fact that eagles often gather near the highest point of the hairpin bends, called Eagle's Wing (Ørnesvingen, 620 meters), a few days before the road opens each year. Eagle Road is open year-round, while other sections of the Scenic Route are only accessible from May to October. The route features several architecturally unique viewpoints (such as Flydalsjuvet, Ørnesvingen, Gudbrandsjuvet) that offer excellent views of the fjords. Between June 21 and August 31, you can take a bus operated by Fjord1 from Ålesund to Geiranger, passing through Eagle Road. The Scenic Route is also suitable for self-driving. If you're not in a hurry, you can choose to stay overnight at a guesthouse on the mountainside and enjoy the tranquility after the traffic has passed.
11
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3
The Fridas Cliff viewpoint is about 4 kilometers away from the center of Gairloch town. It is a frequently featured spot on postcards. From the Fridas Cliff viewpoint, you can have a panoramic view of the Gairloch town and Gairloch Bay in the gorge, as well as the cruise ships docked nearby. A prominent cliff next to the viewpoint is often referred to as the Gairloch Stone (Gairloch Rock), along with Preaching Stone/Prayer Peak, Miracle Stone, and Tongue of the Devil.
Day4: Aandalsnes > Kristiansund > Trondheim
3 attraction(s) ·
340 km
1
The Trollstigen, meaning "Troll's Path" in Norwegian, is a section of the 63rd highway from Åndalsnes to Valldal village. It is one of the most impressive tourist attractions in Norway. The mountain road has 11 hairpin bends, with an elevation of 2800 feet (approximately 853 meters) above sea level and an average slope of 10%. It features scenic viewpoints showcasing the integration of mountains, fjords, rivers, and architectural art. The road was officially completed on July 31, 1936, after eight years of construction. In 2012, Trollstigen became part of the national scenic highway.
137
km
2
Kristiansund Opera House
The Christiania Son Opera House was built in 1914 and is one of the oldest opera houses in Norway. It is built in the Art Nouveau style and is beautiful and charming. During World War II, many buildings were destroyed, but the Christiania Son Opera House was one of the lucky few to survive.
203
km
3
Occupying 25 acres of land near Tronheim Fjord, some parts follow the taste of the Renaissance period and are designed strictly according to geometric standards. Other areas are winding paths, typical of 19th-century Romanticism style.
Day5: Trondheim
1 attraction(s) ·
0 km
1
An art museum with a corridor of Edvard Munch's prints, as well as exhibits of Danish and Norwegian artworks from 1850 to the present.
Day6: Lofoten
2 attraction(s) ·
61 km
1
The magnificent Lofoten Islands were sculpted by ancient glaciers. The Vestfjorden fjord isolates it from the Norwegian mainland, leaving it alone in the vast sea. Despite this, from a distance, the islands still appear connected like an elusive chain. Therefore, locals also call it the "Lofoten Wall".
61
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2
Lofoten Vikingmuseet
This 83-meter-long chieftain's hall is one of the largest Viking buildings in Norway, vividly showcasing the living scenes of the people of the Viking era.
Day7: Lofoten
1 attraction(s) ·
0 km
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Not as beautiful as other towns in the Falkland Islands, but has the most convenient modern facilities and the best nightlife venues.
Day8: Tromsoe
1 attraction(s) ·
0 km
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The Cable Car in Tromsø takes you to the top of Mount Storsteinen, which is over 400 meters high. You can enjoy spectacular views in both winter and summer.
Day9: Tromsoe
1 attraction(s) ·
0 km
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Tromsø Our Lady Church is a small church built in 1861 and is the northernmost cathedral in the world.
