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Southern Norway
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This is the most populated area, with Oslo and the coastal cities, but also the most tourist-heavy, thanks to the famous fjord region, which welcomes hundreds of thousands of visitors from around the world every year. Beyond its stunning landscapes and environment, it’s also the part of Norway with the richest "historical and cultural" heritage from its past.
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This is the most populated area, with Oslo and the coastal cities, but also the most tourist-heavy, thanks to the famous fjord region, which welcomes hundreds of thousands of visitors from around the world every year. Beyond its stunning landscapes and environment, it’s also the part of Norway with the richest "historical and cultural" heritage from its past.
Main cities
Tourist attractions
Cities and their heritage
Beaches and coastline
Nature and activities
Climate and weather in southern Norway
The coast (Bergen)
The interior (Oslo)
- Ålesund
- Balestrand
- Bergen
- Urnes Stave Church
- Flåm
- Fredrikstad
- Geilo
- Heddal
- Hemsedal
- Kragerø
- Kristiansand
- Kristiansund
- Lillehammer
- Mandal
- Molde
- Oslo
- Røros
- Stavanger
- Tønsberg
- Trondheim
- Voss
- Langfossen Waterfall
- Latefossen Waterfall
- Steinsdalsfossen Waterfall
- Vøringsfossen Waterfall
- Dovrefjell
- Geirangerfjord
- Hardanger Fjord
- Nærøyfjord
- Sognefjord Fjord
- Folgefonna National Park
- Hardangervidda National Park
- Jostedalsbreen National Park
- Jotunheimen National Park
- Preikestolen
- Atlantic Ocean Road
- Trollstigen Road
- Rjukan Waterfall
- Rjukan-Notodden
- Mardalsfossen Waterfall
- Lysefjord
- Nordfjord Fjord
- Kjeragbolten
- Trolltunga