Norway is known to be super expensive and super unaffordable… But here you go, check out our BUDGET!!! summer itinerary for Norway here:
OSLO
Essentials: Get a 24-hour Ruter Pass for unlimited travel around the city!
00:39 – Oslo Opera House
Catch ballet and opera performances here! This is also an iconic landmark of Oslo, so don’t forget to visit it.
00:45 – Oslo Main Street
Stroll around the main street for some shopping and soaking in the culture and vibes of the city.
00:48 – Mathallen
Here, there are more than 30 eateries laid out in an indoor food market style. Take your pick!
BERGEN
00:57 – Bryggen
This UNESCO World Heritage Site is not to be missed, with its iconic colourful houses. It is also known as the old wharf of Bergen.
01:03 – Fisketorget
Bergen’s fresh seafood (specifically salmon hehe our faveee) can be found here at the fish market. Prices are pretty steep all around Norway, so we recommend getting a few bites at the market and then heading to the local supermarket to get other food if you’re still hungry!
01:15 – Floyen Funicular Viewpoint
You can either take a funicular, or even better, hike up to the viewpoint. We recommend the hiking up because adventure!!!!
TROLLTUNGA
01:21 – The mother of all hikes we’ve done so far…….. Here’s Trolltunga, where we spent 10-12 hours hiking to the summit. It is maaaaad tiring, but all that is so worth it when you reach the summit!! We promise.
ALESUND
01:52 – Art Nouveau Town
The history of this town seems pretty unfortunate, but look where they are now! Completely revamped and beautiful~
02:12 – Fjellstua Aksla Viewpoint
It’s all about the viewpoints, amirite?? You can either walk up the steps or take a car ride up.
GEIRANGER
02:20 – Sjoholt Camping
Experience life like a local by booking a night in one of these fisherman’s cabins!
02:28 – Trollstigen
Iconic hairpin bends can be found here!! Quite an adventure for the driver if we have to say!
02:45 – Flydalsjuvet Viewpoint
02:49 – Vinje Camping
02:54 – Seven Sisters Waterfall
Instead of hiking or driving, why not rent a kayak and explore the beautiful fjords of Geiranger?? Get up close to the Seven Sisters Waterfall, one of the besttttttttt experiences in this trip!
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