Oliver Berry

La región central abarca una inhóspita tundra y espectaculares macizos montañosos, encantadores pueblos, iglesiasmedievales de madera, una fascinante fauna y, quizá, las mejores oportunidades del país para practicar senderismo y rafting en aguas bravas. Carretera de Sognefjellet: Cruzar altos pasos de montaña y atravesar lagos helados; impresionante. Mapas. Parque Nacional de Dovrefjell-Sunndalsfjella. Ver el primer buey almizclero o alce en un safari. Transporte. Parque Nacional de Jotunheimen. Caminar por las numerosas sendas de montaña de este parque nacional a gran altitud, uno de los mejores de Noruega. Restaurantes y alojamiento.Incluye: Lillehammer, Rros, Trollheimen, Parque Nacional de Dovrefjell, Sunndalsfjella, Parque Nacional de Rondane, Parque Nacional de Jotunheimen, Hardangervidda.

Puede que Trøndelag, donde Noruega comienza a estrecharse y subir hacia el Ártico, sea pequeño pero alberga mucho. Es la pieza central, una seductora ciudad repleta de arquitectura histórica, como la

Svalbard es la realidad de todo aquel que sueña con el Ártico, un maravilloso archipiélago de espectaculares picos cubiertos de nieve y glaciares, de vastos campos de hielo e imponentes icebergs; un lugar primario donde la noche artica aparentemente interminable y la perpetua luz del sol en verano guardan una especie de magia mas profunda. Es una de las ultimas zonas virgenes de Europa, un sitio donde hay mas osos polares que personas y una tierra rica en epicas leyendas de exploracion polar. Excursionismo : caminar sobre el glaciar Longyearbreen. Mapas. Trineo de perros: experimentar el silencio polar como los exploradores de antaño. Transporte. Safaris de morsas: hacer una excursion en verano para ver las morsas en Prins Karls Forlandet. Restaurantes y alojamiento.Incluye: Longyearbyen, Barentsburg, Pyramiden, Ny lesund.

La costa meridional noruega atrae a gran cantidad de turistas nacionales durante el verano. No es de extrañar, con su sucesión de pueblos costeros impolutos de casas blancas de madera, junto a la compleja red de bahias y skerries (islotes) y un mar resplandeciente. Esta es una Noruega cosmopolita y genuina, muy distinta a la de los fiordos y altiplanos que figura habitualmente en los folletos. Recorrer a pie la meseta de Hardangervidda, hogar de la mayor colonia de renos salvajes de Europa. Mapas. Navegar lentamente por el canal de Telemark hasta llegar a Dalen. Transporte. Alcanzar la cima de la montaña mas bella de Noruega, Gausta. Restaurantes y alojamiento.Incluye: Tnsberg, Sandefjord, Larvik, Alrededores de Larvik, Krager, Risr, Arendal, Grimstad, Lillesand y Kristiansand.

El contrapunto de la belleza natural de Noruega se encuentra en su vida cultural. Las ciudades exhiben el talento escandinavo para el diseño. Bergen, Trondheim y Ålesund están entre las urbes europea

Ideal para planificar mejor las rutas por esta región y utilizarla durante el trayecto. El norte de Francia está lleno de posibilidades: catar quesos normandos, acercarse a la historia de las dos

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