A Guide To Norway

by: lucyevans44
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Norway is located in Northern Europe bordering Sweden, Russia and Finland; it was also given the prestigious title of most serene country in the world according to a survey conducted by the Global Peace Index in 2007, whilst also being one of the founding members of NATO.

Norway was hit by the Black Death in 1349 which spread rapidly up the country and along the coastlines lasting a total of six months in where the residents were reduced by 50%. This consequently led to a massive demur in the monetary system and social status of Norway for hundreds of years after.

It was only after World War II that Norway stamped its mark as one of the wealthiest countries in the world after declaring themselves as a self-governing nation, which resulted in a colossal economic growth. The primary factor that has helped progression for the general economy of Norway is the tourist destination of the Norwegian Fjords.

The Norwegian Fjords, located on the western coast of the country, are one of the most spectacular places of interest you will ever see and experience in your lifetime. With their natural, striking and unscathed appearance featuring breath taking glaciers, rivers and snow covered grass lands the fjords are a place that you should schedule into your diary if you are heading to Norway.

Most tourists that visit Norway do so for a variety of reasons, these can be to camp or book into hotels that overlook the fjords giving panoramic and scenic views of nature at its best. Some will go to see the most famed fjord being that of the Geirangerfjord, or the Sognefjord that is the largest fjords coming in at 204km of remarkable landscapes. You can even chose to capture the sights and sounds from a boat trip along the many lakes and rivers that pass through the fjords.

There are so many different types of activities that can be carried out when visiting Norway. Skiing, climbing in the mountains, kayaking, walking on the glaciers and cycling along tranquil hidden roads are just a few of the interesting things that you can do.

Planning a holiday or cruise to Norway and the fjords will be an exciting experience so if you do go, don’t forget to pack your digital camera!

About the Author

Lucy is a devoted columnist writing about Destination Guides and Cruises for Cheap Ferry Tickets

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