42 Norway -- [Travel Memories]

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1. Alesund

Located on the western shores of Norway, Alesund is the gateway to the northwest fjords and the Alps. The city was rebuilt with stone and fire bricks, the architectural style of those times, with the great fire of 1904 disappearing a great deal. The architecture you will see at Alesund is inherited from those years. You will be impressed by the excellent example of Jugendstil design and the northern interpretation of Art Nouveau. During your visit you can learn more about Jugendstil and Art Nouveau. A style you will love when you learn. You have to walk to Fjellstua mountain, the view is worth seeing. At the top you can see both Alesund and the nearby isles perfectly.

1. Tromso

Tromso is the largest city in northern Norway. It is famous for its wooden houses dating from the 18th century and the nature surrounding it. A large part of the city is situated on the island of Tromsova, and visitors can visit the forests of birch trees and fairies on this island. If you want to get a bird's-eye view of Tromso and the surrounding fjords, you can go to the cable car to the Storsteinen mountain. Polaria and Polar Museum are definitely places you should see. At the same time Tromso is the best spot for Northern Lights in the world.

1. Trondheim

There's something special about everyone in Trondheim in the north. Trondheim, Norway's third largest city, was founded in 997. He became the capital of the Vikings and became a religious center in the Middle Ages. If you want to learn Norwegian history and reach the past, you need to spend time in Trondheim. There are a lot of cultural heritages to see, from Sverresborg to Nidaros Cathedral.

It's a very cold place, but it's a beautiful place so be sure to go in the summer months :)
See you :)