Heading for Oslo via Eidsvoll. On arrival in Oslo, we had a city tour on our coach and then we had a few hours free time. We started at the City Hall on the north side which has an astronomical clock. The Nobel Peace Prize ceremony is held here every year. Behind the City Hall is the Oslo Cruise Terminal and wharf area which was under renovation and the Nobel Peace Prize Building is across the road. We walked past the Parliament buildings and the ...

Up early and we started our windy journey up the mountains to Dalsnibba which is a mountain at the end of the Geiranger Valley about 21km south of the village of Geiranger. The 2 square kilometer lake Djupvatnet lies directly to the southeast of the mountain. The viewing area here is spectacular with snow capped mountains and all the way down Geirangerfjord. From here we headed to Lom. Lom is famous for its extensive history, for having one of the few rema...

It rained all night and it is still raining this morning. We had a late breakfast and then did some souvenir shopping around the quaint town. We met our tour group on the wharf at 11am ready for our cruise around Geirangerfjord. The boat was packed with other tour groups but we managed to get a seat upstairs and tried to shelter from the rain and winds. We saw some of the most dramatic fjord scenery which was absolutely breathtaking. We saw majestic waterfal...

This morning we left Trondheim travelling south to the ferry terminal for the first of three ferries for the day. Our first ferry was Halsa to Kanestraum The Second Ferry was Molde to Vestnes The Third Ferry was Eidsdal to Linge Ferry. We continued on the spectacular Atlantic Road along the National Tourist Route. We stopped at the Storseisundet Bridge (bridge on the road to nowhere) which is the longest of eight bridges that make up the Atlantic Road, the ...

Up early again today travelling south to Trondheim. Our first stop was a quaint town named Mosjoen. We walked along Sjøgata Street (Sea Street) which is a historic and picturesque area running along the mouth of the river Vefsna, The area has the largest concentration of listed wooden buildings in northern Norway, an area of piers, storehouses, boathouses, a number of galleries and several restaurants, together with the Vefsn museum and Kulturverkstedet, a...