Norway

We are talking about the northernmost botanical garden in the world, where the extreme arctic climate is established. There are more than 5000 species of plants that come from seed exchange with other gardens around the world. They all correspond to plants from the Arctic or those that populate the alpine peaks of the mountains of the world. The garden shows this collection arranged by continents.

Small lake in the center of Tromsøya island in the city of Tromsø in Troms, Norway. Prestvannet was planned as a reservoir in 1867, serving that function until 1921. Since that year, it has been a nature reserve. The area has been preserved as a place for birds to nest. The pond is surrounded by forests, which in turn is crossed by a path used for recreational activities and has signage that informs about the local fauna. In the winter the lake freezes, making it a popular place for ice skating.

A modern architectural marvel located in the heart of Tromsø. Built in 1965, it stands out for its unique design, often compared to an iceberg or the northern lights. Although it is commonly known as a cathedral, it actually serves as a parish church. Its striking appearance and important cultural value have made it an iconic symbol of Tromsø, attracting visitors from all over the world.

The Alta Museum is located in Alta in northern Norway. It is the most visited Norwegian summer museum. It contains samples of local culture and representations of nearby cave paintings that are 11,000 years old. It also features an exhibition of open-air rock carvings and panoramic views of the Alta Fjord.

Also known as the Cathedral of the Northern Lights, it is an impressive work of architecture located in the city of Alta, in northern Norway. This majestic building, which opened in 2013, has quickly become an emblem of the region and a must-see for any traveler exploring the Norwegian Arctic.

Northern Lights Camp, where expert guides welcome visitors at night, away from the city lights, with a dark sky that is very suitable for observing the natural phenomenon known as the Aurora Borealis. At the same time, it is a husky dog camp and getting close to them is also part of the experiences offered by this incredible place. While you wait for the lights to appear in the sky, the camp guide will explain a little more about the natural phenomenon of the Northern Lights. You will also be able to hug their 200 huskies and their puppies, and learn about dog sled racing, animal breeding and welfare on a guided tour of our kennel. The thermal suits and boots provided by the camp during your stay will keep you warm on Arctic winter nights.

Nature experiences for every Arctic season. The open landscape is close by and wildlife roams around the property in shared harmony. Sorrisniva is a mecca of world-class nature experiences for every Arctic season. They welcome drastic changes in weather conditions and adapt accordingly. With great professionals in creative problem solving, the property's motto is: “there is no such thing as bad weather, only inappropriate clothing.” Joining Sorrisniva on an adventure in the heart of the Arctic is synonymous with exploring wild paths in good hands and opening up to a world of unreal contrasts.

 Lom Stave Church is one of Norway's oldest and most famous churches, located in the town of Lom. Built in the 12th century, this medieval-style church is an outstanding example of Norwegian wooden architecture. With its unique structure and stunning interior decoration, including beautiful paintings and carvings, the church is an important cultural and religious heritage site in the country. It is situated in a mountainous landscape, making it a popular tourist attraction for visitors to the Gudbrandsdal region.

The Geirangerfjord is one of Norway's most famous and spectacular fjords, renowned for its stunning natural beauty. Located in the Møre og Romsdal region, this UNESCO World Heritage fjord is surrounded by towering cliffs, waterfalls like the Seven Sisters, and picturesque villages. It's a popular destination for tourists who enjoy outdoor activities such as boating, hiking, and exploring its mountainous landscape. The Geirangerfjord is considered one of the most beautiful places in the world.

The Briksdal Glacier is located in Jostedalsbreen National Park, Norway, and is one of the country's most famous glacial tongues. Its imposing mass of ice descends between high mountains and green landscapes, creating a stunning natural contrast. It's a popular tourist spot, with hiking trails that allow you to get up close to the glacier and admire its beauty.

Naeroy, one of Norway's narrowest and most spectacular fjords, is a natural gem declared a World Heritage Site. Surrounded by towering mountains, waterfalls, and small villages like Gudvangen, it's ideal for enjoying by boat, kayak, or simply admiring the scenery. A must-see for those seeking the essence of the Norwegian fjords.