#norway

many years ago a part of the harbor in town was a few hundred meters farther inland. it has long been filled in and the area now is a public park called Buktaparken with a children's playground and this

In my opinion, 48 hours is not enough time to visit a beautiful place—especially when you are interested in both nature and history. We realized this during our visit to the city of Fredrikstad. Even though

I thought I would understand my son better if I knew who the father was.

the late Norwegian King Harald V was recently laid to rest in the Royal Mausoleum in the crypt of Akershus Fortress. this medieval fortress was built in 1299 by King Håkon V whose remains are in the fortress'

Greetings, friends, travelers, and community. I hope you all are doing well and having a good time with your loved ones. In my previous posts, I shared how we travelled from Tønsberg to Verdens Ende and

Hi, I’m Yurii Shchokin. I live in Stavanger, Norway, and for more than 20 years I’ve been working with entrepreneurship, websites, SEO, content and online promotion. Over the years, technology has changed

The sun was shining brightly in the middle of the day as we walked through fields full of grains, ready for harvest. We were searching for the sculpture exhibition we had seen signs for along the road

Streetart in Norway 🇳🇴

I had chance to spend whole summer in Norway. Stay tuned i will start posting more content from there !

Oslo, the capital of Norway, is, like many other European cities, combining urban energy with serene natural beauty. Situated between the Oslofjord and southeastern forests, it boasts rich history,

any Norwegian ski enthusiast knows the name Birger Ruud. back in the early days Norwegians dominated the sport and one of the most celebrated figures was Birger

Whenever we travel in Norway, we are always captivated by the diverse experiences it offers, ranging from quaint villages to historic towns, as well as breathtaking natural scenery, including landscapes,

Verdens Ende, which translates to "the world's end," has a dramatic connotation. But what does it actually mean? It is a popular tourist attraction located at the southernmost tip of the island

in the 1900s there were several paper mills along the banks of the river Drammenselva. they were a major part of the industrial development and growth of the ci

this is my contribution to #FungiFriday by @ewkaw it has been a very dry summer this year here so there is not much point in going in the forest again in search

Checking in from France! A few weeks ago, when I found out that my next unloading would be in Norway and that I would also be spending the weekend there, a big smile appeared on my face. Norway is one

there's a lovely safe harbor on the east side of Larviksfjord, just by the mouth of the Lågen River. The both the popular marina and the harbor are called Hølen

Greetings friends, travelers, and community! When we travel, we don’t just head directly to our destination. We take it easy and stop at any interesting spots along the way. Sometimes these stops happen

the inner harbor here has a canal that is man made. it doesn't connect to anything but instead provides docking space for the traditional wooden boats we call s

Greetings, friends, travelers, and community. Recently, the Minnehallen, also known as the Seamen’s Memorial Hall in Stavern, celebrated its 100th anniversary. This historical monument is a striking