Oslo to Bergen via Stavanger: scenic Norway

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Kristiansand is the capital of Vest-Agder County, Norway. With 90,000 inhabitants, it is the fifth largest city of Norway, and one of the southernmost ones. The city has had a cathedral since 1885, and a university since 2007. The city has many challenging offers for active tourists. There are always something to do for families, solo travelers, couples, business travelers, hikers, sea sports enthusiasts or party enthusiasts.

Stavanger, one of the oldest cities in Norway, is at the heart of the Norwegian oil industry, its most popular museum being the Petroleum Museum. In contrast to its modernity, Stavanger's old town has one of the most beautiful collections of well-preserved whitewashed wooden buildings in the whole of Norway and Northern Europe, many of them built in the 18th century. Together with amazing local food and cultural events, this city is sure to be an enjoyable trip for every visitor.

Norway’s second-largest city, Bergen, is a mixture of seaport tradition, vibrant nightlife and cultural attractions and stunning scenery. Colourful wooden buildings line the UNESCO heritage listed Bryggen district, where visitors can stroll along the picturesque waterfront and soak in Norway’s history and culture. The city is also home to a vibrant music and nightlife scene due to its large student population, and those looking for tranquility can easily escape to the nearby fjords and mountains which surround the city.

A small town known for its excellent ski resorts, majestic mountain trails and scenic natural parks, Geilo is a must for adventure seekers. Although mostly known for its winter activities, Geilo also makes a great stop during the summer season for hiking, biking and fishing in the surrounding natural parks and their cliffs, lakes and mountains. Experience some of Norway’s finest nature and wildlife and enjoy all of the amenities that the town has to offer.

Norway’s modern and cosmopolitan capital is surrounded by sea and mountains and boasts itself as one of the most sustainable and green cities in the world. The city is also home to a vibrant and contemporary cultural scene, with great food, fun nightlife and numerous attractions such as museums and art galleries. With its innovative architecture, surrounding nature and excellent attractions, the city of Oslo is just waiting to be explored.