1. Hike in town, with a view, at Tromsø
Find out how to spend the weekend in true Tromsø style: cultural Friday, Saturday with the locals and urban Sunday walks
From @turkjellene
2. Happy Cinnamon Bun Day, at Lom, Norway
Do it the Norwegian way!
Find a bakery near you, and enjoy a "bolle"
The "bolle" (bun) is always there for you!!!
No matter how or when you want them, they are literally available on every corner, from bakeries and cafes, shops, petrol stations
From @bakerietilom
3. "Ut på tur, aldri sur" which mean "Out on a trip, never grumpy". Anyway, enjoy the view at Lysefjorden
From @renathejacobsen
4. New openings at Norway, for All that new exciting places
From on video
5. Norway. Powered by Nature, at Fjord
From @sabrina.binkert
6. It's World Car-Free Day, Paddling in town, an alternative! SUP or kayak, at Oslo
From @madgoats_norway @futuredove
7. The autumn in the north can be stunningly beautiful, don`t you agree? At Snowhotel Kirkenes
Especially the time when the Rowan trees turn red. In the background, there is a cabin inspired by the traditional hunting and fishing hut, named "gamme" that you find in the wilderness of Lapland - the Sami areas of the Arctic
From @snowhotelkirkenes
8. Norway is the cradle of skiing. Did you know that the first cross-country ski race took place in Tromsø in 1843?
From on video
9. Greetings from Hammerfest
An urban surprise along a barren, mostly uninhabited coast, Hammerfest is an arctic town full of life and outdoor adventures. Surrounded by mountains, sandy beaches, and impressive coastal landscapes, this eye-catching town is a great starting point for an active holiday
From @sonni1973
10. Feel the summer vibes of lovely days in the capital, Oslo
From TT
11. Autumn is such a colorful & beautiful time in Alta
How about enjoying this cozy time in one of Aurora Canvas Domes?
From @glodexplorer
12. Need some space? Norway's got it, at Jotunheimen National Park
The Jotunheimen National Park
Jotunheimen boasts Norway's highest mountains (Galdhøpiggen 2469 moh, Glittertind ca. 2465 moh, Store Skagastølstind 2405 m). Did you know? In Norse mythology, the Jotun were giants - trolls - who lived in a place called Jotunheimen
From @linatraveltnorge
13. Street art in town, name "After school", at Bodø, Norway
Bodø is a lively city located just above the Arctic Circle, where you’ll get a perfect mix of cultural events and fabulous hiking trails.
From @rustamqbic
14. Deichman Library, atrium, Vibrant hub. The five-storey library houses 450,000 books distributed over five floors
From @zhenjanord
15. Can not wait till I can hit the road with this waterfall view again, in Trollstigen
From @laboonthewhale
16. Gleam of autumn light in late September month, at Bergen, Hordaland
From @elskerbergen
17. Mountains start gradually to cover with snow
From @rofl_k_photography @anjanordvaalen
18. This dreamy place, Mountain views towards Hjelledalstind and Falketind
From @knuds
19. The Flåm Railway, An invitation to an enchanting train ride. Allow yourself to travel slow and explore
From @irinaeidesvik
20. Fantoft Stave Church in its autumnal touch, at Bergen
From @annatakle
21. Coffee break Norwegian style. Where is your fav place for a good coffee?
From @amundsengyltnes
22. It's World Tourism Day, and here is a short video of the amazing Norway
From on video
23. The first snow of the season is finally here, at
Longyearbyen
From @rofl_k_photography
24. Message from the Arctic north! "Nordlyset leverer". The Northern Lights deliver
From @joranlynum
25. The beauty of Borgund Stave Church, thanks to the Vikings’ interest in boat construction and home building
was further developed. The work culminated in the stave churches. Researchers believe that there have been just under 2 000 stave churches in Norway. 28 of these are preserved
From @asbjornimmortal
26. Greetings from Bergen
Bryggen - the extraordinary collection of quayside wooden buildings that is rightly a UNESCO World Heritage site. It was in this area that the city was founded in 1070 AD. But in 1350, perhaps the most significant event in the city's history was the establishment of an office of the Hanseatic League here. Very quickly the dockside grew with buildings as a consequence of the relationship with this important north and central European trading federation. In Bergen the trade was mainly built on fish
The buildings are amazing, built and rebuilt many times, sometimes as a result of fire damage. But today's structures are quite something to see
From @mal.dickson.photography
27. Need some tasty waves? Take your art experience to the next level in Oslo
Waterfall along the Akerselva river, a popular recreation area with a vibrant history and lovely cafes and restaurants, playgrounds, swimming spots and parks along the route. A green and fresh lung that provides you with extra energy and joy of life
From TT
28. Bird's-eye view over Saltstraumen - The worlds strongest tidal current
From @martinsdanga
29. City Lights, at Oslo
From @oddvar_arnesen_
30. Taste the Autumn. At the roadless apple farm Ytre Eikjo in Lustrafjorden, the apple farmer uses his boat to the grocery store! No trams or cars available
Apple season is in full swing in Norway right now!
Did you know that the Norwegian Apple Day is celebrated every year on the last Tuesday of September?
Today it is “Den norske epledagen”
From @lusternatureguides
31. Nothing is better than a slip of morning coffee with this view
From @vagablondi
32. Norwegian glamping, "Elvasuiten" (the river suite)
From @heidikvam
33. Here is the new Arctic Wilderness Lodge, at Sorrisniva - Alta, Norway
Close to nature with a breathtaking design. With a view on every corner. It is a perfect stay to enjoy the stunning landscape, the Arctic living and the local gourmet dinning culture. This is Sorrisniva, for all season
From @sorrisniva