Norway and tourism between the mountains and the wonderful fjords

Arabiaweather.com - Ismail Qasimi - Norway, or the "Northern Road" as its name means, is a civilized and ancient country, which was able to attract travelers to it thanks to the system and laws, in addition to the charming nature that it offers in all its parts and a group of natural wonders in Europe.

Norway is located in the European North, exactly on the Scandinavian Peninsula, where it occupies the western part of it opposite the eastern part of Sweden, and is bordered by the Barents Sea in the north and all of Finland and the lands of Russia in the far northeast, while on the southern side it is separated by the Skagerrak Strait and the North Sea from the European continent.

Norway has a long coastline of more than 2,700 km, where you can find beautiful islands and deep fjords that form protected waterways that are an important element to connect villages in isolated mountains.

In addition to being invested as strategic passages, these fjords constitute one of the most exciting scenes in Europe, and there is a train that is one of the best trains that you can ride to enjoy the scenic landscapes in Europe, and the same for boat cruises.

The Norwegian capital, Oslo, is the largest city in the south of the country. The second largest is Bergen, which is located in the west and is an important cultural center for the country, in addition to other important cities, including Trondheim and Stavanger.

Outside the urban cities that witnessed the influx of many rural residents, Sweden overlooks a very beautiful mountain landscape adorned with beautiful villages, houses, stables and farms, which are among the most beautiful things you can enjoy in this country.

Perhaps one of the most beautiful scenes that you can see in Norway are the scenes of the Northern Lights. Svalbard Island has the highest place to watch this phenomenon, and it is located in a good location that also allows you to see northern animals such as reindeer and polar bears.

The best times to visit

Every season has a special charm, for example, ice skating in the winter is a completely different experience from summer, but it is very cold, and perhaps the summer season is the best for the Arab traveler fleeing from the heat of the sun.

If you want to see the Northern Lights in Svalbard or other places north of Norway, the best time to visit is between November and February.