Oslo combines modern architecture with rich history, making it a dynamic capital city. Nestled between forests and waterways, it provides a unique urban experience surrounded by nature.

• Oslo Opera House: Designed to resemble a glacier rising from the Oslofjord, the Opera House offers panoramic views from its sloping roof. Virtually explore its sleek interior and the stunning vistas it provides of both the city and fjord.
• Akershus Fortress: This medieval castle has guarded Oslo for centuries. Our virtual tour lets you step inside its dungeons and ramparts while taking in magnificent views of the Oslofjord.
• Vigeland Park: Home to over 200 sculptures by Gustav Vigeland, this park showcases art on a grand scale. Stroll through the pathways and admire the famous Monolith and Angry Boy sculptures.

Bergen – Gateway to the Fjords

Bergen, surrounded by mountains and fjords, is rich in maritime history and culture. It serves as the perfect starting point for exploring Norway’s fjords.

• Bryggen Wharf: A UNESCO World Heritage site, Bryggen’s colorful wooden buildings reflect Bergen’s history. Virtually wander through the narrow alleyways and explore the charming shops.
• Fløibanen taubane: Enjoy a virtual ride up to Mount Fløyen for breathtaking views of Bergen’s cityscape, fjords, and surrounding islands.
• Bergen Fish Market: This lively market offers fresh seafood and local delicacies. Explore the bustling atmosphere with our immersive 360° photos.

Norwegian Fjords – Nature’s Masterpiece

Norway’s fjords are renowned for their beauty. These majestic natural wonders are characterized by steep cliffs, deep blue waters, and cascading waterfalls.

• Geirangerfjord: A UNESCO World Heritage site, Geirangerfjord is known for its towering cliffs and famous waterfalls, like the Seven Sisters. Sail virtually through this scenic fjord.
• Nærøyfjord: This is one of the narrowest and most beautiful fjords in Norway. Experience its tranquility and dramatic mountain scenery with our 360-degree tour.
• Hardangerfjorden: Famous for its orchards, the Hardangerfjord blossoms with cherry and apple trees in spring. Virtually visit the Vøringsfossen waterfall and explore this fertile region.

Lofoten Islands – Arctic Beauty

The Lofoten Islands, located above the Arctic Circle, are known for their stunning landscapes of sharp peaks, beaches, and fishing villages.

• Reine Village: Reine is one of the most picturesque villages in Lofoten. Our 360° photos capture its traditional cabins and breathtaking mountain views.
• Kvalvika Beach: Accessible only by a hike, Kvalvika Beach is a remote Arctic gem. Virtually hike through the scenic trail and explore the secluded beach.
• Henningsvær: Often referred to as the Venice of Lofoten, Henningsvær is a fishing village spread across small islands. Walk through its streets and see the famous football field set between mountains and sea.

Tromsø – Gateway to the Arctic

Located far north in the Arctic Circle, Tromsø offers incredible views of the Northern Lights and a rich history of polar exploration.

• Ishavskatedralen: Known for its modern design, the Arctic Cathedral is one of Tromsø’s most iconic landmarks. Step inside and admire its stained-glass windows with our 360-degree tour.
• Nordlys: Tromsø is one of the best places to witness the Aurora Borealis. Experience the vibrant colors of the Northern Lights through our virtual photos.
• Fjellheisen-taubanen: Take a virtual ride to the top of Mount Storsteinen and enjoy panoramic views of Tromsø and the surrounding mountains.

Preikestolen (Pulpit Rock) – A Natural Wonder

Preikestolen, also known as Pulpit Rock, offers one of Norway’s most breathtaking views. The steep cliff rises nearly 600 meters above Lysefjord.

• Hike to Preikestolen: Virtually hike the famous trail, passing through forests and rocky landscapes. Once at the top, enjoy awe-inspiring views of the fjord below.

Svalbard – A Remote Arctic Wilderness

Svalbard, located between Norway and the North Pole, is one of the world’s northernmost inhabited regions. Known for its remote beauty, it offers a unique Arctic experience.

• Longyearbyen: Explore the world’s northernmost town with our 360-degree tour. Discover colorful houses and learn about its history of polar exploration.
• Glacier Tours: Take a virtual cruise through Svalbard’s icy waters, where you can admire glaciers and Arctic wildlife, including polar bears and seals.

Why Explore Norway in 360°?

Our 360-degree photos provide an immersive way to experience Norway’s spectacular landscapes, vibrant cities, and natural wonders. Whether you’re planning a trip or exploring from home, these virtual tours offer a fresh perspective on Norway’s iconic destinations and hidden gems.

Discover Norway 360 photos – a land of stunning fjords, rich history, and unforgettable adventures.