Norway is the epitome of natural beauty – the majestic fjords, rolling hills and vibrant forests all make it a popular destination for adventurers looking to explore the great outdoors. If you prefer your holidays to feature luxury accommodation and
The Amerikalinjen Hotel occupies a building that was significant in Oslo’s history. An overnight stay there is an unbeatable experience in terms of history and hospitality. The former headquarters building of the Norwegian America Line (NAL) shipping company which played a significant role in the migration of immigrants to America, it was built in 1919 as an office and ticketing building, it’s location is across the street from the main train station is was purchased a few years ago and renovated by Nordic Choice.
Scandinavia is a region that has been growing in popularity over the past decade, with travellers keen to visit the cities and wilderness that make up Norway, Sweden and Denmark. Whether you’re already a keen traveller to this region or you’re considering visiting, we’ve compiled a list of eight reasons why you should add Scandinavia to the top of your 2020 wish list.
If you’re planning a hiking holiday in Europe you’re spoilt for choice. There are many destinations that offer dramatic landscapes and vast networks of walking trails for all abilities. Here are six options for a walking holiday in Europe, for those looking to get back to nature.
Watching the Northern Lights tops many bucket lists – but it’s trickier than you might think to spot them. Last year, I ventured to Finnish Lapland, sure that I was going to finally spot the elusive Aurora, but was thwarted by cloudy skies. I’ve been doing my research and thought I’d share my top tips for Northern Light chasing.
Norway’s capital city, Oslo is experiencing a rebirth and has developed into a world-class city with a conscience. An emphasis on social responsibility and gender equality creates the backdrop for the everyday lives of its 675,000 inhabitants.The
LocationThe Thief, a luxury hotel located on Oslo’s pedestrian-only peninsula called Tjuvholmen (“Thief’s Islet”), opened in 2013 and is considered Norway’s first design hotel. The name of the hotel is a riff on the history of the peninsula
Iceland is at the top of many bucket lists, but it is a destination that is becoming overcrowded with tourists. Here are five alternative places that you could visit instead of Iceland. Whether you’re in search of hot springs, dramatic scenery or the Northern Lights, consider one of these much quieter destinations.
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