When visiting Norway, here are some must-visit places that showcase the country's natural beauty and cultural treasures:

Oslo: Norway's capital boasts a cultural scene with world-class museums, galleries and theaters. Visit the Viking ship Museum where you'll find well-preserved Viking ships and artifacts, and the Munch Museum which displays the iconic "The Scream" painting. In addition to its museums, Oslo has several natural attractions that offer extensive trails for hiking, cycling, and cross-country skiing.

Tromsø: Get a glimpse of one nature's most breathtaking phenomenon, the northern lights. This city is located within the auroral oval, coupled with its clear skies and minimal light pollution, making it a prime location for witnessing the northern lights.

Bergen: Known for its colorful wooden buildings at Bryggen, Bergen is a gateway to the stunning Norwegian fjords including the Hardangerfjord and Sognefjord. Surrounding Bergen are stunning natural landscapes, including seven mountains and islands. You can enjoy hiking, skiing, and other recreational activities in these picturesque surroundings.

Lofoten Islands: Experience the ethereal midnight sun, a captivating phenomenon where the sun doesn’t set in the Lofoten during the summer due to its location above the arctic circle. Engage in outdoor activities like exploring scenic hiking trials offering majestic mountain views, and embark on kayaking adventures in crystal-clear waters surrounded by breathtaking peaks.

Hardangerfjord: Set on a journey to Hardangerfjord, one of Norway's longest and most picturesque fjords. Marvel at cascading waterfalls which plunge into lush valleys adorned with fruit orchards, explore quaint villages where traditional culture meets modern charm, and indulge in local delicacies.

The best time to visit Norway depends on your interests and preferences. Here's a breakdown:

Summer (June-August): The weather is generally mild, with long days and the midnight sun in the northern regions like Lofoten and Tromsø. It's ideal for for hiking, exploring fjords, and other outdoor activities.

Spring (April-June): During this time, the landscapes come to life with vibrant blooms, fruit trees blossom in places like Hardangerfjord, and lush greenery spreads across the fjords and mountains. The temperatures are mild making it ideal for exploring scenic routes without the summer crowds.

Autumn (September to November): The weather is mild with temperatures ranging from 5-15°C. Experience Norway's landscapes adorned in shades of red, yellow, and orange as the foliage transforms. Regions like Lofoten and Hardangerfjord are particularly beautiful during this time.

Winter (December-February): Winter in Norway is the most magical, especially in the northern regions like Tromsø, where you can experience the northern lights. You can also engage in activities like skiing and snowmobiling.

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