Alesund
As a small town that has been destroyed by fire and experienced the changes of time, Alesund has been rebuilt with a classical and nostalgic style, and has now become one of the most beautiful and charming towns in Norway. The new art-style architecture here is breathtaking, and the colorful houses are distributed on seven beautiful islands, surrounded by crystal-clear waters, with every view enchanting.
As a small village located in the Geiranger Fjord, Geiranger boasts magnificent natural scenery. The clear and sparkling bay, towering mountains, and waterfalls weaving silver ribbons together form the typical Norwegian landscape.
Bergen
Bergen, though not a small town, has unique charm and magic! This UNESCO World Heritage city is famous for its gentle colorful wooden houses and winding cobbled streets, backed by magnificent fjords, mountains, and waterfalls, and the scenery is unique. Whether it is the quiet of summer and autumn or the stillness of winter and spring, Bergen can leave a profound impression on you.
Skudeneshavn
Skudeneshavn is one of the best-preserved old town areas in Europe. About 130 white wooden houses built in the 19th century are kept as new, shining in the sunlight, creating a peaceful and pastoral atmosphere. Walking around this town is like traveling back in time.
Longyearbyen
Longyearbyen is a small town located on the Svalbard archipelago in Norway, located at the northernmost part of the world. This town is famous for its lovely desserts and colorful buildings. The colorful wooden houses add to the charm of this town, with green, red, and orange colors shining brightly in the snow-capped mountains and romantic valleys. Longyearbyen, full of charming and peaceful atmosphere, is definitely a major attraction of Svalbard archipelago.
