Things to do in Eidsvoll

Limastranda Beach

Trandumskogen War Memorial

Eidsvollhallen

No. 15 of Best Things to Do in Norway

The National Museum

The National Museum was formed by the merger of several art and design institutions. It is a renowned comprehensive art museum in Northern Europe, with a rich collection that traces the development of art, architecture, and design in Norway from ancient times to the present day. The dedicated Munch Room is a highlight for many visitors, where original works such as Edvard Munch's masterpieces "The Scream" and "Madonna" are on permanent display. The painting and sculpture exhibition area focuses on masterpieces of National Romanticism and the tradition of landscape painting. The design and craft exhibition area displays everything from ancient Greek vases and East Asian artifacts to contemporary Nordic furniture, as well as historical costumes, silverware, glass, and ceramics, providing a complete overview of the evolution of Nordic design. The building itself is also quite distinctive: the exterior walls are clad in dark slate, and the "Light Hall" on the top floor features a large glass ceiling that allows natural light to filter in, making it a highly recognizable space within the museum. Head to the Light Hall and the rooftop terrace, where you can enjoy distant views of the Oslo Fjord on a clear day.

Myhrer Stadion

Skaubanen

Galleri Festiviteten

No. 5 of Best Things to Do in Norway

Hardangerfjord

Hardangerfjord stretches for nearly 180 km, extending from the Atlantic coast south of Bergen deep into the inland hinterland. Unlike many stark fjords, the climate here is mild, and apple and cherry orchards stretch across the hillsides on both banks. During certain seasons, the blooming flowers on the mountains contrast with the remaining snow on the peaks, creating a unique natural view. The views along the fjord are rich and diverse, featuring not only magnificent cascading waterfalls but also numerous waterscapes where visitors can walk through or view from a distance. The surrounding cantilevered viewing platforms and cross-sea bridges provide visitors with expansive vistas. When driving across the bridges or touring by boat, the magnificent scenery of the mountains and waters intertwined on both banks is fully visible. There are many scenic parking spots and trails along the route. Self-drive tours, boat cruises, or kayaking are all common ways to explore. The rich glacier and mountain resources also provide diverse exploration options for outdoor enthusiasts, bringing an unforgettable fjord nature experience to visitors who have traveled from afar.

Norwegian Armed Forces Aircraft Collection

No. 4 of Night Attractions in Norway

Flåm

Flåm is a fjord town in western Norway, located at the end of the Aurlandsfjord, a branch of the Sognefjord, and surrounded on three sides by steep mountains. This town, with only a few hundred permanent residents, is a gateway to the fjords: large cruise ships can dock directly at the pier, and railways, cruise boats, and roads converge here. The town's signature attraction is the Flåm Railway. The train departs from the platform by the fjord, climbing about 20 km to the Myrdal station at an altitude of about 865 m,where it connects with the Bergen Railway. The entire line features steep gradients and continuous tunnels, with a short stop at Kjosfossen waterfall, allowing passengers to get off and gaze up at the waterfall cascading from the cliff top. For a different perspective, you can take a cruise boat from the pier into the Naeroyfjorden, flanked by cliffs on both sides, or head to the Stegastein- LOOKOUT, which hangs about 650 m above the Aurlandsfjord, to take in the entire fjord and the town below. There are bicycle rental points in town. You can ride downhill from Myrdal along the old mountain road built by railway workers back to the town, or take a leisurely ride through the valley. If you get tired of exploring, why not try the local specialty, brown goat cheese, at a restaurant? The town is small and can be explored on foot.