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1. www.cunard.com › en-us › cunard-storiesThe best fjords to visit in Norway - Cunard cruise holidays

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   3 days ago · Sognefjord. Sognefjord is the largest and deepest of Norway’s fjords, stretching 127 miles (205 kilometers) end to end, of which over 1000 meters (3,300 ft) descends to 60 miles in depth. Such a massive channel is almost a world in itself.

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3. www.artofnorway.org › gudvangen-village6 Facts About Gudvangen Village: A Glimpse into Norway's Majestic...

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   5 days ago · Nestled within the heart of Norway’s fjord country, Gudvangen Village stands as a picturesque gem that beckons travellers to explore its natural wonders and immerse themselves in the enchanting landscapes of the Sognefjord region.

4. www.nordicvisitor.com › blog › bergen-norway-gateway-fjord-toursBergen, Norway: Gateway to the Fjords - Nordic Visitor

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   3 days ago · In fact, Bergen is known as the fjord capital of Norway, set between two of the largest in the country: the rugged Hardangerfjord and the beautiful Sognefjord. The latter is the longest fjord in Norway, and there are spectacular inlets that branch off from this body.

5. www.travelandleisureasia.com › sg › tripsFjord Cruise From Norway's Bergen: Everything To Know - Travel

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   19 hours ago · Several cruise tours that run from Bergen allow you to be dazzled by this region’s natural beauty. You can board a boat (14 weekly 3h 50m sailings from Bergen) to explore the city’s popular archipelago, Balestrand, located in Sognefjord. Norway’s longest and deepest fjord will take your breath away and steal your heart.

6. www.thetravel.com › things-you-didnt-know-you-can-do-in-norwayThings You Didn’t Know You Can Do In Norway, Because I ... -...

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   1 day ago · Explore Norway's 239,000 islands, particularly Sognefjord, for unique experiences and natural beauty. Visit the Kon-Tiki Museum in Oslo to learn about the historic Pacific Ocean raft expedition. Surf in Stadtlandet and Vagsoy for a unique Norwegian experience and scenic waves.

7. www.wildjunket.com › bergen-travel-guide-norwayBergen Travel Guide: Norway’s Fjord Capital – Wild Junket

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   5 days ago · 4. Visit Gamle Bergen. In the 1800s, Bergen was Europe’s largest wooden city, characterized by tightly packed wooden structures, bustling streets, lively markets, and winding alleys. This distinctive historical ambiance is preserved and celebrated at Gamle Bergen, an open-air museum that opened in 1946.

8. www.fjordnorway.com › en › inspirationA feast for the senses: The flowering season in Fjord Norway

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   3 days ago · On this route, you can enjoy spectacular views of the Folgefonna glacier to the west and row upon row of apple trees in bloom on the hillsides to the east. There are also many apple orchards along the west side of the fjord. See our tour guide to the spring flowering season in Fjord Norway.