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Norway is as spectacularly beautiful as it is rugged. It’s home to more than 1,000 fjords, where majestic cliffs with waterfalls tower above still blue lakes.
The smartest way to save on your escape is to create a Norway Vacation Package with Expedia. With 6777 hotels starting at CA $103 a night to choose from, you’ll get more bang for your Norwegian krone (the local currency) than if you booked separately. All you need for your trip — flights, hotels, car rental, tours and experiences — can be bundled into your package. The famous Geirangerfjord and those dazzling northern lights are only clicks away.
Day 1-2: Oslo is the ideal place to begin your Norway adventure. Learn all about the region's rich history at the Viking Ship Museum and the Norsk Folkemuseum, then wander around the 200 sculptures at Vigeland Park. Wrap up your day with some shopping on Oslo's main street, Karl Johans gate.
Day 3-4: Drive northwest in a rental car through breathtaking scenery on the way to Geirangerfjord, arguably the world’s most impressive fjord. Take a scenic cruise or hike, bike, ski and kayak your way around the region.
Day 5-7: Fly north to the Arctic Circle to witness one of Mother Nature's most magical performances. The northern lights can be viewed from near Tromsø. Spend your days on the slopes and your evenings around a campfire, gazing at the dancing skies.
Foodies shouldn't miss the biggest food festival in Scandinavia, Gladmat, held in Stavanger each July. Be sure to bring your appetite and an empty stomach.
If you’ll be spending most of your time in the capital, check out our Oslo Vacation Packages.
This former shipyard is now a popular entertainment, shopping and restaurant district on the shores of the Oslo Fjord.
The home of the Norwegian National Ballet and Opera is a large marble and glass edifice that resembles a glacier rising out of the water.
This large hall is the permanent dock of three great Viking ships that may have once brought terror to northern Europe.
