Trip to Stockholm, Oslo, Bergen, Geilo

Containing some of the world’s most well preserved Viking artefacts, this museum mainly exh...

This 19th century neo-classical building is the official residence of the Norwegian Monarch. It w...

Oslo’s third cathedral was built in 1697 after the first two burned down in fires. Both the...

Built in the 14th century to defend Oslo from attack, the castle is famous for having withstood e...

Oslo’s beautiful main street was named after King Charles III John of Norway, who was also ...

This beautiful white building, which has won many awards for its design, hosts Norway’s gre...

This area of Stockholm is about as authentic a treat you can have of a medieval township as anywh...

This bridge is to Stockholm, what the Pont Alexander is to Paris. Ornate and made of iron, the br...

Unusual to look at, yet utterly enchanting on the inside, this museum is one of Stockholm’s...

On Djurgargen Island, this museum was brought to existence thanks to private donations. It’...

The world’s oldest open air museum may also be its greatest. The 75 acre replica of a 19th ...

The ABBA were THE pop phenomenon of the 70s and 80s and this museum celebrates them and their mus...

Swedish Prince Eugen fell in love with this particular bit of land full of centuries-old oak tree...