#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