My favourite places in Norway | Mon Amie
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- Опубликовано: 6 май 2017
- Here are my favourite places in Norway that I've been to and the ones I really wish to visit next!
PLACES I MENTIONED:
- The Atlantic Roas
- Trollstigen
- Preikestolen / Pulpit Rock
- Trolltunga
- Kjeragbolten
- Road trip to Bergen
- Flåm
- Stegastein viewpoint
- Lofoten
- Ålesund
- Tromsø
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The northern part of Norway got the best nature and moutains in Norway, 100%. We can see the northern light almost every day. And when you go out in to the woods, away from all the lights from the citys, the sky gets so insanly clear with millions of stars and the northern light is just dancing right over you. Tromsø is said to be on 1 place when it comes to nature and all around that. Cant be explained, you need to see it in real life to understand how amazing it is!
I want to sleep in those glass igloos too! Seems amazing :)
My favourite place in Norway is Dovrefjell.
When you are in Dovrefjell, you will understand why Norwegians believed in trolls in the old days.
Its both beautiful and dramatic landscape.
And if you are lucky you might even see Musk ox`s, its some very hairy ox that look like they are survivors from the time when it walked Mammoth elephants around. :)
Its also a national park, and you will understand why when you see it.
But to see the full beauty of it, you should visit when there is no snow there. :)
I lived in Ålesund for 5 months and it's really beautiful city. The architecture and history of the city are pretty interesting. I've also been to Trolltunga and the view is awesome! This hike is way longer than to Preikestolen but it's definitely worth it! ;) But in general Norwegian nature is so beautiful that I can't pick which place is the best one :)
Yeah Alesund is so so beautiful! And trolltunga looks amazing, I really have to go there :P
If you go to Trosmo, the Chasing Lights tour is a good deal. They have two different tours (small bus $50 and large bus $25). I took the small bus and they'll drive until they find the Northern Lights. It included hot chocolate, professional photos and cold weather clothes.
That's an amazing list! You've pretty much mentioned all the ones that I want to visit (after I win the lottery). Two others in MY list are TROLLKYRKJA (The Troll Church) and HELL, just for fun.
Thanks for nice video. I will go to Trondheim next August. I look forward to Norway.
You should visit Vesterålen; Bø, Andenes, Nyksund.
Also Røst is well worth a visit.
The best way is to drive, yes I know it is pretty long drive, Oslo to Alta is 1924 km/1,195 miles through Norway.
But the scenery you will see crossing Saltfjellet through Saltdalen to Fauske and up through Hamarøy, Troms and then the last few miles to Alta.
I was in Preikestolen exactly 2 years ago..(29, june)The best hiking I 've ever done in my life ..Very hardy to me to go up ...lot of effort to arrive there, but I really love that! Norway it is really a beautiful ! I 'll came back to see others.... I hope so! As always nice video Mon!
We have been to Lofoten 3 times. And will go again, maybe next year. It is so beautiful there. We live near Stavern. We love it!, (- and the area around; Nevlunghavn, Helgeroa, Mølen). If you have a car, come here in the summer. It's not far from Oslo. We have SO many tourists here during the summer!! (If you come by bus/train, I can be your guide!👍🏼🇳🇴)
Aww that's so kind of you Kari! Thank you! I will remember that offer :P As I said in the video, I would love very much to go on a summer vacation here in Norway
I was on a field trip to Finse for my alpine ecology course and this was a wonderful experience, especially hiking to the glacier! :)
I live in Bergen and I especially like it for the fact that the mountains are everywhere around and there are a lot of hikes to do with lots of beautiful view points. If you ever come back to Bergen I advice you hike to Løvstakken top, it's only about an hour long hike but you get a 360º view from the top and if the weather is good you can even see the open ocean past the fjord's islands :)
I agree with you. I think I have to come back to Bergen with more time to explore ;)
Nice video! This summer I'm going to do a cruise and I will visit Alesund (I visited it 2 years ago too), Tromso, Longyearbyen (Svalbard), North Cape, Gerianger and Haugesund! 😍
Awww I'd love to visit Norway! Will definitely keep the places you mentioned here in mind! ❤️❤️
Trollstigen road is closed during winter so it would be impossible to go there during winter. It usually opens early May, depending on how much snow its been that winter etc.
I've been to the preikestollen too and it was amazing! Norway is such an amazing country !
So many nice places. Langedrag-erea, Jotunheimen and Dovrefjell, the fjords at the west coast, travel the coast liner aka the world's most beautiful voyage, Setesdal, Ryfylke, Sørlandet, Ålesund, Helgeland, Saltstraumen, Lofoten/Vesterålen/Senja, Indre og ytre Troms, Finnmarksvidda, Finnmarkskysten og Pasvikdalen (en smal dal gjennom dype skoger med en ikke ubetydelig elv). Also the usual Pulpit Rock, the Troll Ladder, the Troll Tongue.
Preikestolen and Bergen! Definitely!
I`d recommend to go to Halden, if you`ve never been there, just for a day trip. Takes 1 hour and 45 min. with train from Oslo. The city is really nice during the summer. With Fredriksten Fortress and all the old houses in the city center. And you can combine the trip with going to sweden, it`s only 15 min. from the border.
Sounds lovely!!! Thanks for the tips :)
Those are really amazing travel destinations! I can recommend you a few nice places to visit in Sweden, that are not very far from Norway. The Swedish west coast and the Bohuslän archipelago is really beautiful and it has many nice small fishing villages. My favorite places are Smögen, Marstrand, Grundsund, Fjällbacka, Fiskebäckskil and many more. (:
One other thing. Although Trolltunga and Prekestolen is getting a lot of attention (or hype) internationally, this is mainly a result of good marketing. For norwegians, two other locations or hikes rather are traditionally considered the most remembarable, namely the hike down Aurlandsdalen in Aurland, Sogn and Fjordane, and the hike over Besseggen in Jotunheimen, (Vågå municipality in Oppland).
I've been watching your videos for a while now, and I love them!! :D
My favorite place in Norway is Svalbard!! You should go there in the winter, it's really beautiful!
Uff Svalbard for me sounds amazing and at the same time "survival mode" hahaha
Oh my god, I didn't see your answer until now!
Hahahha, depends on when you visit! Easter is wonderful, there's usually a lot of sun and much warmer than January and February :) And then you can also drive snowmobiles and go on trips to glaciers and ice caves! The winter is the best season. But in the summer you can see the midnight sun and go on boat trips. But I definitely recommend the winter! :)
Really recommend going to vaggetem (Outside Kirkenes). It is basically beautiful full out experience of the Norwegian nature. It is really peaceful there all year round. Winter and Summer both work well to see a lot of diffrent animals. And in the Winter you could go ice fishing there. (Allthough not too many fjords)
I have a few family members that live there, one that could show you around and help you get the full experience from the trip.
One last thing to note about it though, it is far to the stores and stuff, so would recommend buying stuff you need beforehand.
I also can recommend skålatornet in Loen, jotenheimen, rukan, and vöringsforsen, mantalsforsen.
Im Norwegian living on the coast in the south. I have watched your video and I have a couple of recommendations. Tromsø is not necessarily very cold in winter as it is on the coast. It has much nightlife, very multicultural, amazing nature, attractions etc and has both fabulous Northern light and midnightsun. My family often goes Fishing and bbq-ing at 3-4am in the morning! in the sunshine during summer. I advise you to go there both winter and summer. Visit a reindeer farm as well in Alta and go for å ride. In the south you are more guaranteed sunshine in august as July can be rainy. Kristiansand is a beautiful City by the sea and is the City with most sunny days in Norway. Some amazing boat trips. Lovely small city, old pictoresque town, and many cute villages along the whole Southern coast. Have a nice Trip to those of you who will travel Norway. I have done it and it is an awsome experience even for us, being Norwegians ourselves
Thank you so much for your great tips! :)
Hi! I really liked your video. I've been in Norway with my family four times now. It's been always amazing. We always do roadtrips all over the Norway. But one thing for u to know, that picture that u showed about the iglu hotel. It is in Finland. I'm Finnish and i've been many times in tromssa and i can tell that's not the hotel what is in there. That hotel is in Rovaniemi in Finland. :) //I'm sorry for my bad english btw
Really?!?!? Ooohhhh I thought it was in Norway :/ Thanks for telling me!
Mon Amie no problem
want to go to Senja!!
thanks for this video... i'´m from latin america, i want to go to visit bergen or ålesund, i think those places are wonderful ♥
A Norwegian summer sounds great to me. Florida is just unpleasant during summer... the humidity is unforgiving.
haha Norwegian summers are much nicer than what people normally think! ;)
Since you loved Ålesund and road trips, you really should take one along the coast from Ålesund to Stavanger. It is spectacular, no words can describe it you have to experience it yourself. Especially Hardangerfjorden in spring time when the fruittrees bloom. I recommend you take your time, stop in the local villages, talk to locals about places to hike, sample the local cousine, there are a lot of farms called gårdsutsalg along the road where you can by food or souvenirs or like art, woodcarvings and traditional handcraft special to that area. Also Hardanger is Norways biggest fruit district (mostly apples plums and moreller, sorry don't know the english word for moreller but it looks like a cherry and is really sweet and good. Also the apple cider is the best in norway maybe even the world. Again i recommend buying it from the local farms. The only bad thing is that because of all the glaciers and melting watet the water is really cold even in summer so be prepared if you want to take a swim. Also because of all the ferrys it can get expensive. I recommend looking into ferjekort and other ways to get it cheaper since there is a LOT of ferries😂 sorry for the wall of text but I really wanted to make you want to take that roadtrip.
You succeeded ! I now want to do this trip hahah sounds amazing ☺️ I will write it down on my list. Thank you!
@@MonAmieDesserts YAAAY!! 😊 You will not regret it, I spent three years living in Hardanger, some of the best years of my life😁
One of my favorite places in Norway are Song og Fjordane. I would love to travel to the north of Norway. Would also like to road trip trough all of Norway. As I'm from right outside of Kristiansand I must say it's really pretty in the summer, and if you come you should take a trip to Dyreparken :)
Uhh Dyreparken sounds lovely! I really have to visit Kristiansand, and it's not that that far away from Oslo, so I don't have any excuse ;)
Sad that Sogn og Fjordane is now nonexisting...
You should absolutely visit sogn og fjordane and walk on the glacier! I think it's in Jostedalen It's absolutely breathtaking! you need to travel there! and it's also alot of big beautifull mountains, waterfalls, woods! And you should travel to Svalbar and go on the dogsled, it's so much fun and so beautiful! And if you travel in the vinter it's always dark and you can see the northen lights.
Noted!! Thanks for the tips! :)
@@MonAmieDesserts you are very much welcome! And if you ever go to Drammen (it's like 20 minutes from Oslo) thats where I live just find me on Facebook and let me know and we could hang and I can show you around in Drammen. :)
Meu sonho é morar na Noruega! Adorei seu canal... Apesar de não ter domínio em inglês, é uma uma forma de estudar assistindo seus vídeos.
Fico feliz por teres gostado! :)
i have visited many places in Norway, the most beautiful areas in the south, my favorite city is oslo
I don't know if you'll see this since the video is a few years old. Lofoten is beautiful, but also full of tourists. What I love even more is Helgeland Kysten. Take your car and go island hopping!
Thanks for the tip! I'm always ready to know more about the best places to travel to. I wrote it in my list, thanks!!! 🙌🏻
a secret pearl of norway is the coastline of Helgeland in Nordland... you should check it out!! (in the summer)
I loved the (in the summer) part hahah I really want to visit the north this year! So I'll check it out ☺️
Mon Amie helgeland is the between trøndelag and bodø.. personally i think it is more beautyfull than lofoten, and feks vega is a world herritage site.. and helgeland coastline have more than several 1000 islands.. its the biggest «skjærgård» in the world... haha but yes! I would recomend the summer.
And you could watch the norwegian tv series himmelblå. Its from the area👍
I noticed that you would do lofoten, then it would be great if you compared the sites. But if you go north in the summer, then i would strongly recomend to have a few days in helgeland❤️
Mon Amie and since im already in the recomandation mood😇 if you want to travel to the south i personally like kristiansand... its a beauty of a city that, with an amazing areas arround the city core...
I live in Ålesund my whole life. So i was vert exsitid when you mentiond it.
Really love your videos! I'm going to norway in september, I'm staying in Bergen and I will also do a trip to Flam :) is the stegastein viewpoint easy to access? And is it free to go up there?
That sounds like an amazing trip! :) it's super easy to access by car (It's trough a very curvy but beautiful road) and it's completely free ;)
You can travel very cheaply by rail to Bergen, only 249kr each way when you buy a minipris billett. Check it out!
Theres a vikingmarket at this Totaly amasing plase "Gudvangen" from 17-22 julie, on friday the 20 there is also a consert with Einar Selvik from Wardruna (old norse folkmusic). They have recreated a whole vikingtown there and its suck a cool place with fjordvallies that plunge 1350m down to sealevel. www.vikingvalley.no/
My favorite place in Norway is Voss in 21-28 June. A lot of people from all around the world comes to this sports festival. Look up #ekstremsportveko
Trollstigen it's like Transfăgrășan from Romania.
Eu visitei Kristiansand no verão, é lindo!! Já faz tantos anos que não tenho mais tantas lembranças (10 anos! o tempo voa mesmo), mas vale a pena ir pro sul no verão, acho que o tempo é mais amigável também, da até pra se aventurar numa praia ou num lago (visitei um que chama Buvann, bem lindo, mas não tive coragem de entrar porque a água era BEM gelada haha)
Obrigada pela dicas Ana! Quero muito ir a Kristiansand e vou investigar esse lago! :)
Em termos de temperatura e dias ensolarados, Oslo tem o melhor clima de verão na Noruega. Isso ocorre porque Bergen recebe a maior parte da chuva de Oslo devido à cordilheira entre as cidades. As praias em Oslo e os arredores também têm a maior temperatura da água no país por causa do longo e superficial Fiorde de Oslo, que aquece a água mais rapidamente e cria temperaturas mais elevadas. Então, o sul não melhora o clima de verão do que Oslo, e especialmente não em termos de temperaturas de banho.
Uma pequena dica de Viking, porém, nunca tenta sentir a temperatura da água simplesmente mergulhando o dedo nas águas norueguesas. Sempre se sentirá mais frio do que é. Apenas pule diretamente! Depois de um curto período de tempo, vai se sentir muito mais agradável. Para sua surpresa, você se sentirá mais quente sob a água do que com a água, especialmente se estiver um pouco ventoso.
Por favor, fique com a minha gramática, este é um dicionário do google, porque não falo uma palavra de português.
Are you sure that trip to Preikestolen (Pulpit rock) took you 4 hours? The track is quite steep but less than 4 km long. An average person your age would easily get there in 1,5 hours.
I really like Hardangervidda. =)
I am coming from norway
Don't go to Trolltunga unless you are an experienced hiker. Many tourists need assistanse getting back from there because they underestimate the hardships of the hike. Prekestolen is a much better option for most tourists.
Good to know!
you should go to Jæren some times
It's a surf place right? I've heard about it :)
kind of if u find the right spots, but you can also go along the ocean or you can also go at "høg jæren" where u can see all ower jæren if you are finding the right spots
i live in tromsø so i can say that it shouldnt be any cloder than a maximum of 25 degress during the winter 8)
So beautiful lady with beautiful eyes!!!Greetings from Hellas!!!
Very nice! Kisses from beautiful Cyprus! My favourite countries are spectacular Norway and lovely Brazil
Do you feel happy there Mon Amie?
Very very happy! :)
Mon Amie I am quite worrying if you are not...,🤔
Iawia Wingsceptre why is that xD?
nice to see you again happy 💓 nice video to .😀
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Norwegian train is not expensive. Buy a ticket for a month and you can see all Europe for " nothing". In a month you can se Norway all the way from Kr. sand to Bodø. Dont drink the water without boiling it.
Norwegian trains are expensive. Like really expensive even for a norwegian with good a good job with a good salary. Fact is that the only railroad in europe that is worse than the norwegian one when it comes to quality delays and such are the one in albania. Also i lived in norway all my life traveled all over the country lived for weeks at a time in the mountains and never boiled the water.
Disappointed by Bergen?!? WHAT
Norway sucks in the winter .. no offense .
I'm deeply in love both the Norwegian culture and nature , but in winter !! Gosh u'll absolutely get depression .