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Here you can explore the regions we know best, from dramatic fjords in Norway to cultural cities across Scandinavia and the Baltic countries.
Norway is known for its dramatic landscapes, deep fjords, mountain roads and quiet natural beauty. It is a country where distances are wide, nature feels untouched and every region offers something different to discover. From the iconic fjords of the west to the rugged coastlines of the north, Norway is a place that leaves a lasting impression.
Many travellers come for the famous viewpoints and scenic routes, but what makes Norway special is the feeling of space and calm. Small villages, ferry crossings, winding roads and ever changing weather create a sense of journey that is difficult to find elsewhere.
The country is perfect for those who enjoy nature, photography, road trips and slow travel. Each season brings a different atmosphere, from long summer days to colourful autumn landscapes and winter views shaped by snow and northern light.
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Scandinavia
Scandinavia offers a different experience, combining modern cities, design culture and a strong connection to nature. Sweden and Denmark are known for their relaxed lifestyle, historic streets, coastal towns and clean, well organised urban spaces.
Cities like Stockholm and Copenhagen are full of character, with a mix of history, architecture and everyday life that feels welcoming and easy to explore. At the same time, just outside the cities you will find forests, lakes and quiet countryside that offer a peaceful contrast.
Travelling through Scandinavia often feels calm and balanced. It is ideal for those who enjoy culture, local food, museums, walking through old towns and discovering places at a slower pace.
The Baltic countries bring together history, culture and compact landscapes that are easy to explore. Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania are known for their medieval old towns, coastal scenery and strong local identity shaped by tradition and history.
Cities like Tallinn, Riga and Vilnius offer charming streets, historic buildings and a lively atmosphere that blends past and present. Beyond the cities, you will find forests, small towns, seaside areas and quiet nature that feel authentic and welcoming.
The Baltics are perfect for travellers who enjoy discovering places that feel genuine and less crowded, where culture, architecture and local life are still closely connected.
The Baltics
Welcome to Norway
We invite you to experience this beautiful country with an assistance of Travel4best to make it one of the most memorable trips in your life. Welcome to Norway! We invite you to experience this beautiful country with an assistance of Travel4best to make it one of the most memorable trips in your life! Norwegians claim that Norway is the most beautiful country in Scandinavia. You may want to find out if they are right. You have all heard about fjords and mountains, and oil and fishing. But is this all Norway has to offer? If you have never visited Norway, you might think that this is all they have got. If you have been there, we believe there are still few tips to give you that will make it worth visiting again.
Traveling in Norway
To travel in Norway is considered to be very expensive. It is true that prices in general are high, but there are options to cut them down a bit. Going by train or bus is expensive comparing to most other countries. But if you are early when booking, then there are lots of discounts to get. And traveling by plane is not that pricy, so this can be an option if you travel from Oslo to the west or north of the county. We at Travel4Best will gladly assist you in planning your route.
The nature of Norway is breathtaking, and it is simply everywhere – from the waving landscape in the south-east to the low but rugged coastline towards the west with Stavanger and Bergen as major cities. Then across big fjords up to Aalesund, which is one of the most beautiful cities in the country, or even the world as some people claim. This city burned almost completely down in 1904 and was rebuilt in a modern style of Art Noveu or Jugend, as it is also called. There are still very many buildings from that period and it is often compared with Riga in Latvia. From Aalesund the mighty Storfjord goes into the country and ends up in the famous Geiranger. But there are other fjords to consider in this region. The shorter Hjoerundfjord is a well-kept secret and deserves to be visited.
Travelling further up the coast, you will find Trondheim with the world’s northernmost cathedral Nidarosdomen. St. Olav is supposed to be buried here. Trondheim has also a pulsating nightlife and is a student city focused on technology with famous state universities. It is also known for Namsenriver, which is one of the best in Norway for salmon fishing. The next area along the coast is Helgeland with more than 12000 islands. So if you look for a place where you can escape from the world and enjoy only your own company, you may find one of the islands over here with a virgin nature and no inhabitants. Fish and crabs are everywhere and you are close to the world’s strongest maelstrom Saltstraumen. It can exceed a speed of 20 knots, or 37 km/h. This is also a very popular place for fishing with a huge variety of different types of fish. Lofoten and Vesteraalen are next sights worth seeing. The amazing mountains rising right out of the North Atlantic Oceanare very special. The geology in this area is very old, about 1.800 million years old granite. There are areas even older than it, like up to 2.500 million years old. This area is very famous for the Skreifiske in March. This special type of cod comes in from the ocean at this time of the year. A world championship of skreifiske takes place at the same time and everyone can participate in.