3. Geirangerfjord

4. Norway, a Scandinavian country with about 4,525,000 inhabitants, has a long, narrow strip of land where the sea penetrates and draws a myriad of fjords, islands and islets.

5. Bergen, the 2nd. largest city in Norway after Oslo, has about 250,000 inhabitants, is surrounded by 7 mountains, and it´s considered the rainiest city in Europe

10. Aalessund - the world capital of cod. The city was fishing, and established itself as the largest export center of seafood from all over Norway

11. The great pioneers in the consumption of cod were the Vikings, who discovered the fish. They started to dry it outdoors (at the time there was no salt) until hard - losing about a fifth of its weight - in order to consume " it to pieces during their long sea voyages.

12. GEIRANGER

13. Geirangerfjord

14. http://superiorplatform.com Norway fjords

17. Sognefjord e Aurlandfjord

18. Sognefjord

20. Geirangerfjord

22. Prekestolen

23. Lysefjord

26. Lofoten

27. VIKING CHURCH VIKING Vessel

28. Norway has an official Protestant State Church based on the Evangelical-Lutheran religion.

29. Egersund

30. Kirkeness

31. Stavanger

32. Honningsvag

33. Tromso

35. Oslo, capital of Norway, was founded long after the Viking Age. With more than 900 years of history, the city was built at the head of a fjord.

36. Oslo

37. Parliament

38. Museum - Norskfolken

39. Vigeland Park - Oslo, a real open air museum, where more than 150 groups of sculptures in iron, bronze and granite, designed by Gustav Vigeland.

40. Vigeland Sculpture Park - Oslo

41. Oslo

42. Nautical museum KonTiki – Oslo

43. Fish Market

45. Vikings Trips