Uavhengig guide til å kjøre i Norge
Norges vakreste kjøreturer, samlet på ett sted.
Veien er målet.
Fjorder, fjelloverganger, arktiske kystlinjer og arkitekttegnede utsiktspunkter, utforsk Norges turistveger, bilturer, byguider og hundrevis av must-se-steder.
- 31
- Scenic routes
- 2,492 km
- Of coastline & mountains
- CC BY
- Open Kartverket maps
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Andøya
Vesterålen, Nordland
An Arctic island edge where white-sand beaches meet open ocean and, in season, whales and the midnight sun.
Atlantic Ocean Road
Hustadvika, Møre og Romsdal
A ribbon of bridges that hops island to island straight across the open Atlantic, Norway's most photographed drive.
Aurlandsfjellet
Aurland, Vestland
The 'Snow Road' over a high bare plateau, with the Stegastein viewpoint hanging out over the Aurlandsfjord.
Old Strynefjell Mountain Road
Stryn / Skjåk, Vestland & Innlandet
A narrow 19th-century mountain road of dry-stone walls and glacier light, barely changed in a century.
Gaularfjellet
Sunnfjord, Vestland
A waterfall valley and a switchback climb to the 'Utsikten' viewpoint poised between fjord and plateau.
Geiranger to Trollstigen
Møre og Romsdal
Two of Norway's headline drives in one: the Eagle Road above Geiranger and the eleven hairpins of Trollstigen.
Planlegg hele turen
Complete journeys that link the routes together, or a day trip from where you're staying.
Oslo → Bergen
Oslo → Bergen: the Hardanger way
The classic capital-to-capital crossing, swapping the motorway for Hardangerfjord, Vøringsfossen and the Hardanger Bridge.
Oslo → Bergen
Oslo → Bergen: Aurland, Flåm & Nærøyfjord
The drama-seeker's crossing, over Filefjell to Lærdal, the Stegastein platform, the Flåm valley and the UNESCO Nærøyfjord.
Oslo → Oslo
The Grand Fjord Loop from Oslo
One week, one big loop, Hardanger, Bergen, the Sognefjord, Geiranger & Trollstigen, then home over the Dovre mountains.
Day trips from a city
Staying put? Pick your base and drive out and back in a day.
Gå tur
From the icons to the quieter twins we send you to instead.
Kjeragbolten
Ryfylke, Rogaland
A boulder wedged in a chasm ~1,000 m above the Lysefjord, reached over three chained climbs.
Knutshøe
Jotunheimen, Innlandet
A spiky ridge directly across Gjende from Besseggen, with two airy scrambles.
Munken & Munkebu
Lofoten, Nordland
A lake-strung route past the Munkebu DNT hut to the 770 m Munken.
Se det med tog, båt og sykkel
The great train journeys, coastal voyages and the Rallarvegen.
Flåm Railway
Myrdal → Flåm
One of the world's steepest standard-gauge railways, dropping 866 m through 20 tunnels.
Bergen Railway
Oslo → Bergen
Oslo to Bergen across the Hardangervidda plateau, past Finse, Northern Europe's highest mainline station.
Rauma Railway
Dombås → Åndalsnes
Down the Romsdalen valley past Trollveggen, Europe's tallest vertical rock face and the Kylling Bridge.
Utforsk byene
Pick a city and see its must-visit places, with one-tap directions.
Oslo
Eastern Norway
A compact, green capital where a glacier-white opera house meets forested hills and a sculpture park like no other.
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Bergen
Vestland
The rain-washed gateway to the fjords, colourful Hanseatic wharves, a funicular to the hills and a famous fish market.
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Stavanger
Rogaland
Cobbled white lanes, a colourful 'street of joy' and the base camp for Pulpit Rock and the Lysefjord.
See what to do →Hundrevis av steder å se
Waterfalls, peaks, stave churches, glaciers and more, filter by region and type.
Adventdalen
Finnmark
Agdenes Lighthouse
Trøndelag
Agder Natural History Museum and Botanical Garden
Sørlandet
Akershus Fortress
Oslo & the East
Aksdalsvatnet
Stavanger & Rogaland
Allmannajuvet
Hardanger & Hardangervidda
Alnes Lighthouse
Sunnmøre & Romsdal
Altevatnet
Troms
Find your way in
Three ways to start planning: by area, by question, or by the kind of trip you want.
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Regions of Norway
Lofoten, the fjords, Tromsø and more, with everything to see in each gathered together.
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Travel guides
Best time to visit, driving and tolls, the northern lights and ready-made itineraries.
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Themed routes
Cycling, waterfall drives, lighthouse coasts, island-hopping, the midnight sun and more.
Explore themed routes →Built for the road
Realistic drive times (not the optimistic kind), seasonal closures flagged and offline-friendly maps planned for remote stretches.
Open, honest data
Maps from Kartverket under CC BY 4.0, place names and road data from open Norwegian sources. No official imagery, no implied endorsement.
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