Travel - Scandinavia
Collection by Aunt Ruth • Last updated 12 days ago
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Norway - specific towns, features, regions
Norway's four most Scenic train journeys | 50 Degrees North
RAUMA LINE This short 90-minute journey runs from Dombås on the Dovre Line to Åndalsnes. Situated between Trondheim and Oslo, this scenic train trip can be combined with the Hurtigruten voyage and is linked by bus to bigger cities close by. Big panoramic windows will make sure that you can enjoy the splendid views on each side of this comfortable modern train - not to mention the view of the infamous Troll Wall (Trollveggen) where you might spot base jumpers taking the 'plunge'.
Timelapse movie tours Snøhetta's Reindeer Observation Pavilion
the pavilion is a glass-fronted steel box. But inside, its features a rippled timber core constructed by Norwegian shipbuilders to match the surrounding topography.Visitors to the pavilion can sit on the wooden form, where they are warmed by a suspended furnace.
BIG bridges river with twisting art gallery in Norway
The Twist art gallery that twirls "like a deck of cards" and bridges the river dividing Kistefos sculpture park in Norway. Described by BIG's founder Bjarke Ingels as "an inhabitable bridge", the primary goal of the aluminium-clad art gallery is to improve the park's circulation by offering a new river crossing.
Europe's first underwater restaurant completed by Snøhetta
UNDER, an underwater restaurant, plunges from a craggy shoreline in the remote village of Båly, Norway. Designed by Snøhetta to resemble a sunken periscope, the 495-square-metre restaurant is fronted by a panoramic window on marine life. The building on Norway's southern coast seats up to 40 people and can be used for some marine research.
Europe's first underwater restaurant completed by Snøhetta
Under, the "world's largest underwater restaurant", which plunges from a craggy shoreline in the remote village of Båly, Norway. Designed by Snøhetta to resemble a sunken periscope, the 495-square-metre restaurant is fronted by a huge panoramic window that gives visitors a view of marine life. The building on Norway's southern coast, which can seat up to 40 people and will also be used as a marine research centre, is Europe's first underwater restaurant.
Finland
Svalbard and Arctic Islands
Hurtigruten - Other Cruise & Boat Options
Norway - Driving Road Trips and Trains
Norway - Lofoten Islands
Norway - General, Resources, Tips, Lists
Denmark, Finland, Sweden
Winter & Holidays & Northern Lights
Norway's four most Scenic train journeys | 50 Degrees North
RAUMA LINE This short 90-minute journey runs from Dombås on the Dovre Line to Åndalsnes. Situated between Trondheim and Oslo, this scenic train trip can be combined with the Hurtigruten voyage and is linked by bus to bigger cities close by. Big panoramic windows will make sure that you can enjoy the splendid views on each side of this comfortable modern train - not to mention the view of the infamous Troll Wall (Trollveggen) where you might spot base jumpers taking the 'plunge'.
Timelapse movie tours Snøhetta's Reindeer Observation Pavilion
the pavilion is a glass-fronted steel box. But inside, its features a rippled timber core constructed by Norwegian shipbuilders to match the surrounding topography.Visitors to the pavilion can sit on the wooden form, where they are warmed by a suspended furnace.