Oslo to Bergen Trip| Norway Travel

Powered by nature’ and home to the most spectacular beauty from stunning northern lights to soaring snowcapped peaks, Norway – the land of the midnight sun offers an eclectic mix of cultural and natural marvels for travel enthusiasts.

Encapsulated by so much beauty, is it any wonder that Norway beats all ranks in the World Happiness Report?

No less than a treat for mountain babies, river lovers and adventure sports enthusiasts alike, Norway is undoubtedly a once-in-a-lifetime destination. Get going on the road trip by hiring a car rental in Norway.
1. OSLO
Before you begin your journey you can rent a car in Oslo and get behind the wheels of your self-drive car in a full-fledged manner, it is recommended to spend some time ferrying in Oslo Fjord or maybe just take a swim in the clear waters. After a tiring swim head on to satiate your taste buds at Mathallen, one of the most popular food courts in the city and munch on your favorite drinks and delicacies with a beautiful river view. Move to Norwegian National Opera and Ballet Hall to experience its fine architecture and performances.
2. NORESUND
This is nothing fancy but a small village located in Buskerud. It is mainly popular for skiing in Norefjell mountain range. Go to Lauvlia which is an art museum followed by a guided tour in Sigdal Museum which is open only during summers and have a look at its heritage and locally prepared traditional handicrafts.
3. GEILO
A national park village which consists of two national parks named Hallingskarvet and Hardangervidda respectively. A stroll or a drive in your Avis around them will definitely make you feel more connected with nature. Hallingskarvet was established in 2006. It consists of the Vargebreen glacier, Lengjedalen valley and some other valleys as well. It got a big area for hiking.
4. EIDFJORD
Treat your eyes with a spectacular view of Voringsfossen waterfall followed by adventure activities by Flat Earth Adventures (only during summer season). Choose from a wide range of activities which include kayaking, canoeing, biking, rafting, etc. Winter tourists can have mini expeditions on Hardangervidda which include snowkiting. Head towards sightseeing at Sima Power Plant or Hareid Iron Age Burial Site which is one of the most ancient burial sites and got graves which date back to 400-1,000 A.D. The findings of researchers say that most of the women who are buried there are facing downwards. You can hire car rentals in Norway and enjoy the beauty of Hardangervidda at your own pace.
5. BERGEN
The last destination and which is considered as the street art capital of Norway. One can see beautiful street art pieces drawn all over the city. Bergen has got Norwegian fjords which are listed in UNESCO’s world heritage site and world’s most clean tourist destination by National Geographic. Walk around the scenic beauty of Stoltzekleiven, go for a trail between Mt. Floyen and Mt. Ulriken. Satiate your thirst for knowledge at VilVite Bergen Science Center. Take out time for Begenhus Fortress, one of the most ancient places in Bergen which were built in the 1240s and got revamped during World War II. It was the royal residence of Bergen. Haakon’s hall which was built in the 12th century has inspired many other halls of Norway. End your driving spree in Norway on a good note in your Avis.
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