Norway, The Land Of Fjords, Trolls, And Vikings

Norway is one of the brightest Scandinavian jewels, and even its toughest and most rugged landscapes shine beautifully. Norway is widely known and admired for its wide range of natural peculiarities and beauties: deep forests, arctic tundras, grand mountain tops, colorful grass-roofed houses, and, of course, its majestic fjords.

Svolvaer

Photo credits: Max R

Odda

Photo credits: Albert Heisler

Reine

Photo credits: Yury Pustovoy

Reinebringen

Photo credits: Nicholas Roemmelt

Røros Street

Photo credits: Oystein Engan

Renndølsetra

Photo credits: imgur

Fredvang

Photo credits: Daniel Kordan

Trolltunga

Photo credits: Zhuokang Jia

Nigardsbreen

Photo credits: Gina Mako

Bleik

Photo credits: Frank Olsen

Lofoten Islands, Fredvang Bridges

Photo credits: Daniel Kordan

Trollstigen

Photo credits: Kristian Thuesen

Morning In Norway

Photo credits: NP Photographie

Geirangerfjord

Photo credits: Sean Ensch

Autumn In Lofoten

Photo credits: Edwin Martinez

Lofoten Islands

Photo credits: Daniel Kordan

Vaeroy

Photo credits: Daniel Kordan

Høyvika Beach On Andøya, Vesterålen In Northern Norway

Photo credits: Stian Klo

Lyseveien

Photo credits: Arve Sirevag

Skjolden

Photo credits: Simon X

Senja

Photo credits: Daniel Kordan

Torghatten

Photo credits: Tolangli

Senja

Photo credits: Daniel Kordan

Borgund Stave Church

Photo credits: galleryhip.com

Ramberg

Photo credits: Michael Blanchette

Reine

Photo credits: Oleg Egorushkin

Preikestolen

Photo credits: Kilian Schonberger