Ålesund, or Alesund if you have a non-Scandinavian keyboard. I had never been there! And as many of you are now aware, I've been living...

It was, akin to numerous occurrences in life, entirely fortuitous that I stumbled upon Bærums Verk. A form of pandemic weariness, the...

When you venture into the northern reaches of Norway (Senja in our case) during the summer, you swiftly find yourself...

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

This route is scarcely known outside of the Norwegian locals, yet it ultimately grants thee a magnificent vista ...

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 ...

Dalen has it all. A baker, a little supermarket, a lawyer, a fire station, and... quite possibly the most beautiful and impressive hotel...

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.

When driving along the Kingsroad through Gudbrandsdalen, it's difficult not to succumb to a kind of gently sweet daydream about rural...

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...

When it comes to matters of taste, opinions may differ, but personally, I consider the mountain pass from Lom to Sognefjorden as the most...

Especially in autumn, when nature begins to change colors, it is a gift to enter here after a long walk. The fireplace crackles...

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?