Atlantic Road
Norway's Atlantic Road is a highway hailed as the 'Norwegian Construction of the Century' and is considered one of the most beautiful and dangerous roads in the world. This road spans the south-central part of Norway, with a total length of 8.274 kilometers. It connects the two small towns of Kårvåg and Vevang, linked by 8 bridges, causeways, and viaducts. Its unique architectural features make it a true road to the sky. The picturesque scenery along the road gives a sense of natural harmony, immersing people in nature.
Eagle Road
Eagle Road is one of Norway's most famous and challenging tourist routes. This winding and rugged road is surrounded by canyons and waterfalls, giving you a feeling of being in a fairy tale world. Along the way, you can enjoy breathtaking natural scenery, including seven majestic waterfalls, mist deep in the canyons, and elevated views.
Trollstigen
This winding road through the mountains, known as Trollstigen, is equally winding and thrilling! The terrain on Norway's west coast is rugged, with mountains separated by deep valleys, making the construction of mountain roads particularly challenging and important. Trollstigen took 8 years to complete and was built in the 1930s using only simple tools, showcasing the Norwegians' exceptional engineering skills and their extreme passion for road construction.
