Tourists can experience the rich art atmosphere of Norway in the museum, art gallery and surrounding landscape. The Folk Custom Museum of Norway is the largest domestic museum. There are many paintings shown in the Munch Museum, which were created by the famous painter Edvard Munch during his childhood. In the Viking Ship Museum, you can see the well-preserved Viking ship which was made in the 8th and 9th century.
Norway nurtured many great artists, such as the international celebrity in the music scene Royksoppand and the prestigious film maker Harald Zwart. In addition, the famous Painter Edvard Munch, dramatist Henrik Ibsen, contemporary actress Liv Ullman and scientist Thor Heyerdahl are all from Norway.
Visitors to the North Cape will find much to occupy them both within this part of Finnmark and elsewhere in the county. You could go on a bird safari, visit a fishing village or take in the views from Knivskjelodden, the northernmost part of the region. Elsewhere in Finnmark, there are five national parks to explore, each offering a unique experience.
Norwegian people particularly like sports. As long as there are public holidays, every family will drive the car and go to suburban areas. Summer in Norway is ideal for some aquatic activities. Hiking, cycling and fishing are three most popular summer activities in Norway. In the winter, 90% of people will choose to ski and skiing is a source of pleasure for the Norwegian people. Heavy snow turns Norway into the best ski field in the world. The Holmenkollen ski-jumping board is one of the most famous symbols of Oslo. Every year, it attracts numerous tourists and skiing-lovers.
Explore Norway's Culture - Norway has a rich and varied cultural life, with a vibrant jazz and pop music scene, and numerous music, arts, and film festivals throughout the year. Participate in Your Local Community - You'll find that Norwegian Holidays are friendly and sociable in general. If you familiarise yourself with your local community and get to know the area where you live, you'll feel at home much quicker.
Norway nurtured many great artists, such as the international celebrity in the music scene Royksoppand and the prestigious film maker Harald Zwart. In addition, the famous Painter Edvard Munch, dramatist Henrik Ibsen, contemporary actress Liv Ullman and scientist Thor Heyerdahl are all from Norway.
Visitors to the North Cape will find much to occupy them both within this part of Finnmark and elsewhere in the county. You could go on a bird safari, visit a fishing village or take in the views from Knivskjelodden, the northernmost part of the region. Elsewhere in Finnmark, there are five national parks to explore, each offering a unique experience.
Norwegian people particularly like sports. As long as there are public holidays, every family will drive the car and go to suburban areas. Summer in Norway is ideal for some aquatic activities. Hiking, cycling and fishing are three most popular summer activities in Norway. In the winter, 90% of people will choose to ski and skiing is a source of pleasure for the Norwegian people. Heavy snow turns Norway into the best ski field in the world. The Holmenkollen ski-jumping board is one of the most famous symbols of Oslo. Every year, it attracts numerous tourists and skiing-lovers.
Explore Norway's Culture - Norway has a rich and varied cultural life, with a vibrant jazz and pop music scene, and numerous music, arts, and film festivals throughout the year. Participate in Your Local Community - You'll find that Norwegian Holidays are friendly and sociable in general. If you familiarise yourself with your local community and get to know the area where you live, you'll feel at home much quicker.
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