You can find Norwegian fjords all over Norway from the sunny southern coast to the Arctic north, but a handful stand out above the rest. Here are seven of the most famous Norwegian fjords.

It is 684 miles of unending scenery, including rivers and lakes, waterfalls and mountains and numerous fjords. But if you look carefully at a road map, E39 is something of a dotted line.

Unveil the hidden charm of Trondheim, a city where Norway's rich history andvibrant culture beautifully intertwine.

Norway’s majestic fjords have become popular tourist attractions over the years. For example, more than 300.000 cruise passenger visited Geiranger last year ...

NORWAY'S LUNAR-LIKE MOUNTAINSCAPES AND DEEP FJORDS WERE SHAPED BY GLACIERS THAT COVERED MOST OF THE CONTINENT 10,000 YEARS AGO. EUROPE'S LARGEST SURVIVING GLACIER, JOSTEDAL, IS STILL HARD AT WORK.

Norway is known for its stunning fjords — long, sinuous coastal inlets with steep sides. It's no wonder that these geological features, which are filled with sparkling water and often lined with ...