The Norwegian national spirit is known as Aquavit (or akevitt), which can freely be translated as 'water of life.'

The best dumplings in Norway

To reach this destination, you must first embark on a ferry ride, venturing so far that you truly feel transported to another world.

The Juvet Landscape Hotel is the epitome of what makes Norway so fantastic: stunning nature, reverence for the elements, and ...

First and foremost, let's talk about the greenhouse: Kongsgården Gartneriet Café. As the name implies, it's part of the property owned by...

The first question you need to ask yourself is how far away from the other tourists you want to venture...

The word 'Dass' is a somewhat rude way to describe a toilet in Norwegian. And that's what hangs above the toilet door in bright letters....

On far other end of the spectre, but very much worth mentioning is a very, very special hotel...

Tvedestrand is a tiny yet enchanting gem for various reasons, and a restaurant being one of them. The centuries old coastal town nestles...

In my humble opinion, the most enjoyable shop in town is Design Kollektivet.

It is, of course, a wholly pointless exercise to debate matters of taste. So, let me refrain from doing so. I cannot help but appreciate...

At the very end of one of Oslo's metro lines lies the district of Mortensrud. A quick Google search will bring up all sorts of...

Villfisken, or 'wild fish,' owes its name to the nearby lake, teeming with an abundance of fish.

On one of these islands lies Brekkestø. Brekkestø is a mini-village with fewer than 100 inhabitants.

One feels as though they have stepped into a movie scene. Perhaps akin to "The Grand Budapest Hotel," but set in Norway?

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I am talking about head chef Axel Nordahl and his talented team of culinary wizards. Their restaurant takes its name from the street it...

Boen Gaard prides itself, almost without exception, on locally sourced produce, with the salmon even caught directly from the river...