Self-Drive tour of the Fjords of Norway (Oslo - Bergen - Flom - Odda - Stavanger)

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Oslo attracts with its architecture. The exquisite opera house is located right in the harbor of the Oslofjord and invites visitors to climb to its roof with panoramic views of the city and the fjord itself. In the beautiful Akershus Fortress, you can get acquainted with the history of Oslo and see the place where major concerts, celebrations and ceremonies take place. The elegant City Hall is decorated with Norwegian art with historical and cultural influences.

• Make the most of your time with an overview of Oslo's top attractions
• A guide for commentary about the city’s history and culture
• See the Nobel Peace Center, Royal Palace, and other highlights
• Set your own pace and itinerary with a private walking tour

In Frogner Park, you can see more than two hundred sculptures by Gustav Vigeland in bronze, granite and cast iron. He was also responsible for the architecture and design of the park, which has become one of the main attractions in Norway. More than a million people visit this place every year. The starting point of the park is the fountain, which was planned to be located near the Parliament building. But this plan was never implemented. The park is free to enter and is open all year round.

The Stegastein viewing platform is hanging at 30 metres out from the mountain walls and 650 metres up from the fjord, and gives you the feeling that you are floating above the fjord and villages below.

• Cover more ground on a Segway than by foot
• See Bergen's top landmarks like the Bryggen district
• All necessary equipment and training provided
• Choose from various departure times to suit your schedule

Bergen is a fascinating historical city, nestled in beautiful surroundings. The second-largest city in Norway, it retains its small-town charm and welcoming atmosphere. It's a cultural hub, with outstanding museums, galleries, historical areas and special events. It also has a modern and youthful vibe, thanks to the fact that students make up about 10% of the local population.

Låtefossen is the main attraction in Oddadalen, also known as "the Valley of Waterfalls". The Låtefossen twin waterfalls were a popular tourist attraction as early as during the 19th century. The 165 m drop waterfall is easily accessible by route 13. Water from the waterfall showers the road before it runs underneath the old stone bridge. It then runs into the Opo river meandering through Oddadalen, which has seven waterfalls over a distance of 10 km.