Norway

Norway

Norway

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US citizens do not need a visa to visit Norway for stays up to 90 days. However, a passport valid for at least three months beyond the length of stay is required.

Places I've visted in Norway

Places I've visted in Norway

Places I've visted in Norway

Places I plan to visit

Plus Ultra (Further Beyond)

Plus Ultra (Further Beyond)

Things you should eat in Norway

Things you should eat in Norway

Things you should eat in Norway

Uncommon ingredients used in Norway

Uncommon ingredients used in Norway

Uncommon ingredients used in Norway

National Motto: Alt for Norge (Everything for Norway)

National Motto: Alt for Norge (Everything for Norway)

National Motto: Alt for Norge (Everything for Norway)

Norway, a Scandinavian country encompassing mountains, glaciers and deep coastal fjords.

Norwegian cuisine is characterized by its reliance on fresh, locally sourced ingredients, reflecting the country's natural landscapes and coastal geography. Traditional dishes often feature seafood, such as salmon, cod, and herring, prepared in various ways including smoking, curing, and pickling. Lamb and game meats like reindeer are also popular, often served with root vegetables and berries. Dairy products, particularly cheese, play a significant role, with brunost (a brown cheese) being a unique specialty. The cuisine emphasizes simplicity and purity of flavors, with a focus on seasonal and sustainable ingredients.

Places you might want to visit in Norway

Places you might want to visit in Norway

Places you might want to visit in Norway

What to do:

Plus Ultra (Further Beyond)

Plus Ultra (Further Beyond)

Fjords, Northern Lights, Oslo

Fjords, Northern Lights, Oslo

Fjords, Northern Lights, Oslo

What not to do:

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Plus Ultra (Further Beyond)

Jaywalking, it's illegal and heavily fined

Jaywalking, it's illegal and heavily fined

Jaywalking, it's illegal and heavily fined