Nina Lise Moen lives in Stavanger, Norway where she shares her life with her husband, their grown up daughter and grandson. Mrs. Moen comes ...
Today we visit the Norway pavilion for a quick look at what makes this area so special. Like always, I like to start wit
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Tonight was World Thinking Day for my Daisy Troop, and our Girl Scout Unit here in Luray. My girls have been "thinking" and planning for t...
Norway’s eight World Heritage Sites are a diverse mix of world-famous sights and little-known gems, from natural wonders like beautiful fjords to cultural wonders including prehistoric rock carvings.
Off the grid in Norway at the most luxurious treehouse in the world!#Norway #Treehouse
You have decided to visit Northern Norway to experience the Northern Lights or just to escape the tourist crowds of the south and explore the true wilderness of Norway? You’ve done a bit of research and have come to the conclusion that the Lofoten Islands look gorgeous as well, but you’re not quite confident to drive a car abroad - especially not during winter? Or maybe you’d just like to combine a Nordic city trip with exploring Norway’s great outdoors? Whatever it is that puts you in the position of having to decide between Bodø and Tromsø, I’m going to give you the rundown of both cities and tell you the good, bad and ugly about them, so that hopefully, you’ll be able to make a decision in no time!
This list of the best places in Norway was curated by a local, and selected by travelers after their Norway trips!
Trolltunga in Norway is one of the best hikes in the world. Map, checklist, directions & more are all included in this ultimate guide hiking Trolltunga in 2025
Looking for the best Norway itinerary? This two week road trip brings you to the most beautiful fjords, charming towns, incredible landscapes, and iconic hikes. Find out!
Scotland beat Norway in their second round game at the World Men's Curling Championship in Basel, Switzerland, this evening. After fighting back from the loss of a big end early in the game, Team Brewster was tied 6-6 in the ninth, with the hammer. With lots of shots in play, Thomas Ulsrud was too heavy with his first, and could not get hidden with his last. This left Tom a hit to count five, and the game was over. The scores, standings, and shotmaking percentages are here. Mike Haggerty's reports are on the Royal Club website here. Our own Richard Gray is the World Curling Federation's photographer at the event. See his photos here. Photo of Tom Brewster is © Leslie Ingram-Brown
Norway is home to 8 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, seven of which are cultural sites and one of which is natural. We visited five of the UNESCO World Heritage…