Bergen, Oslo & The Fabulous Fjords

Walking the Magical Streets

Withdraw your lodging by walking close by your private guide, setting out on features strolling visit through the colorful city of Bergen. You’ll walk around the old wharf territory known as Bryggen, a UNESCO World Heritage Site adored for its Hanseatic business structures, a gesture to Bergen’s previous significance in the fourteenth sixteenth century Hanseatic League realm. Visit the town’s traditional fish market, an exuberant and strangely pleasant region where the nearby catch has been exchanged for more than 800 years. Find little wooden houses from the eighteenth and nineteenth century, concealed on enchanting roads and thin rear entryways, and appreciate a full circle ride on the Floibanen funicular railroad to the highest point of Mount Fløyen, offering glorious perspectives on the city underneath.

A Change of Scenery

Meet your private driver-guide and vehicle, withdrawing Bergen for an entire day move to Balestrand. On the way, you’ll show up at the notable town of Voss, with a staggering foundation of snow-clad mountains. Here you’ll board a train that will take you across the mountain level to Myrdal where you change to the world-well-known Flam Railway, viewed as perhaps the most dynamite rail rides on the planet. Slip down from the mountain station of Myrdal through the unfathomable landscape to the interesting fjord town of Flam, where you’ll indeed get together with your driver-manage. Board a ship that sails through the UNESCO World Heritage-recorded Naeroyfjord on the way to Gudvangen. The Naeroyfjord is a mysterious stretch of the fjord where your boat will float so near the barely isolated precipice dividers that you’ll nearly feel as though you can connect and contact them. From Gudvangen, roll over the mountain to Vikoyri, and at last, Vangsnes-from where you cross the flawless Sognefjord by ship, the longest and most profound fjord in Norway. You’ll land in Dragsvik and take a short exchange to your lodging in Balestrand, situated on the edge of the staggering fjord.

A Dazzling Drive

Meet your private driver-manage and leave on an entire day move to Geiranger. En route, you’ll be taken across Gaular Mountain to Jolster and onwards to Skei, situated at the foot of Europe’s greatest territory ice sheet named Jostedalsbreen. After a brief break, you proceed with your excursion towards the Briksdal Glacier in Jostedalsbreen National Park, the feature of your day. Here, you travel by little mechanized carts or ’savage vehicles’, to the actual nose of the glacial mass, and experience the amazing blue ice, which ends beneath in a little, pale icy lake. You’ll make a beeline for your private vehicle once more, driving through the beautiful towns Loen and Stryn, and onto the Hellesylt ship to Geiranger, where you’ll expedite in the great environmental factors of mountains and fjords, benefiting from this exceptional piece of the world.

A Bird’s Eye View

Set out on a half-day visit with your private driver-manage, along Norway’s National Scenic Route to the Dalsnibba Skywalk. Along the way, you will stop for natural air and a photo at Flydalsjuvet, a stop on the NSR that offers marvelous vistas out across the picturesque Geirangerfjord. At that point, at 4,900 feet above ocean level, the Dalsnibba Skywalk offers what basically wants to remain large and in charge. Remaining close to the railing, look out the ludicrous landscape of snow-covered mountains and the remarkable Geirangerfjord, a view you won’t ever neglect.

On the way

Today you’ll withdraw from Geiranger in the organization of your private driver-control, making a beeline for Lillehammer, perpetually recognized as the host of the 1994 Winter Games. Passing through the grand piles of Stryn, you’ll show up in Lom, a conventional space of the country where you’ll visit the Lom Stave Church, one of the final fight chapels in Norway. Fight holy places are ordered explicitly for their middle age wooded constructions, with this specific church in Lom going back more than 850 years. Catch a brief look at a couple of Runic engravings that actually stay right up ’til today, just as compositions from Eggert Munch, an inaccessible relative of incredibly famous Norwegian painter Edvard Munch. After your visit to Lom, you’ll proceed to Lillehammer for registration.

After registration earlier today, you’ll withdraw with your private driver-manage for an exchange to the prestigious Norwegian capital, Oslo. As you leave Lillehammer, you’ll visit the Lysgardsbakkene Ski Jumping Arena, giving you a brief look at where the competitors of the ’94 Winter Games did their amazing hops before a thundering group. At that point, visit the close by Maihaugen Open Air Museum, with almost 200 protected structures going back similarly to the 1200s, including the Garmo fight church. Consummately addressing life in the Gudbrandsdalen Valley from hundreds of years prior, meet ’ranchers’ and their families, all in period wear. Afterward, you will drive along the lake Mjoesa to Hamar, and in the end to Oslo.

Following a last day of administration, bid goodbye to your devoted driver-direct today as they advance back to Bergen.

Investigate a City of Contrasts

Set out on a half-day strolling visit with a private guide, investigating the core of Oslo, the Norwegian capital. Walk the defenses of the thirteenth century Akershus Fortress, a middle-aged home of the royals with a seaside see. Find the city’s central avenue Karl Johan’s door, rich with Oslo’s features, where you can respect any semblance of the nineteenth century Royal Palace, and walk part of the encompassing 54-section of land public green space known as Palace Park, with its finely kept grounds. View the Parliament Building known as The Storting, see the seventeenth century Oslo Cathedral, appreciate a portion of the vainglorious old college structures, and adventure over to Radhusplassen where you can see the Radhus, Oslo’s City Hall where the yearly Nobel Peace Prize service is held.

Bon Voyage

Meet your private driver and vehicle for an air terminal exchange.