Bergen Tours and Trips

Welcome to Norway, a land of mesmerizing natural beauty, where majestic snow-capped mountains watch over pristine fjords and hidden coves from afar, and age-old traditions contribute to the rich cultural tapestry of this Scandinavian gem.

Whether you prefer to explore Oslo’s modern elegance, wander the picturesque streets of the UNESCO-listed Bryggen Wharf in Bergen, cruise through the awe-inspiring Geirangerfjord, or witness the celestial dance of the Northern Lights in Tromsø, here are the best places to visit Norway.

The best time to visit Norway is during the shoulder seasons, in spring (between May and June), and fall (between September and October), when the weather is amazing and there aren’t that many tourists. The summer high season between June and August is also fabulous, with lots of events, warm weather, and long days. However, the Northern Lights are best seen at higher altitudes and are mostly visible during the colder months, between September and March. A trip to Norway has much to offer tourists — from the architectural marvels in Oslo to the famous fjords, and the stunning northern lights that make the entire country seem like an otherworldly wonderland. Many of Norway’s charms are off the more minor roadways and into the quaint little towns.

Find out in this article what the weather is like and when is the best time to travel to Norway.