Norway Tour

Norway Tour

About This Cruise

While many know Norway for its stunning fjords, charming towns, and expansive rivers reflecting majestic mountains, this uniquely shaped country at the edge of Europe offers much more.

Sophisticated and cosmopolitan Oslo is superbly located at the head of its own fjord and seems surrounded by water. From its amazing Opera House, which was built to resemble a glacier at the water’s edge, to its Royal Palace, art galleries, and maritime museums, this is a city that will surely surprise and delight you.

We also enjoy two of Europe’s most breathtaking rail journeys: the Oslo to Bergen plus the celebrated Flåm railway – one of the world’s steepest standard-gauge railways, operating without cogs or cables. Then there are, of course, the majestic fjords and our tour includes a cruise on the unforgettable UNESCO-listed Naeroyfjord. And finally, typically Nordic Bergen – a member of the medieval Hanseatic League, crammed with charming, cobbled streets and colourful buildings lining its delightful quayside.

Type

Classic

Departure Date

1 August 2027

Cruise Line

Riviera Travel

Duration

7 Nights

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Overview

While many know Norway for its stunning fjords, charming towns, and expansive rivers reflecting majestic mountains, this uniquely shaped country at the edge of Europe offers much more.

Sophisticated and cosmopolitan Oslo is superbly located at the head of its own fjord and seems surrounded by water. From its amazing Opera House, which was built to resemble a glacier at the water’s edge, to its Royal Palace, art galleries, and maritime museums, this is a city that will surely surprise and delight you.

We also enjoy two of Europe’s most breathtaking rail journeys: the Oslo to Bergen plus the celebrated Flåm railway – one of the world’s steepest standard-gauge railways, operating without cogs or cables. Then there are, of course, the majestic fjords and our tour includes a cruise on the unforgettable UNESCO-listed Naeroyfjord. And finally, typically Nordic Bergen – a member of the medieval Hanseatic League, crammed with charming, cobbled streets and colourful buildings lining its delightful quayside.