What are the most attractive tourist spots in Norway?

Norway is located on the west coast of Scandinavia, and its unique natural conditions make it a fascinating natural landscape. The criss-crossing fjords, inland mountains and rivers, quiet forests along the coast and picturesque Lofton Islands all make this country's summer full of infinite natural charm. Of course, the seafood provided by the restaurant is also part of its natural charm, and it is full of the most primitive natural atmosphere everywhere. Norway's cultural landscape is also famous. The wooden church built during the Viking period and the herringbone roof of Bruggen all reflect the medieval Nordic style! ~ is the country you must go to in your life! Norwegian fjord Norway is called "the country of fjords", so the most distinctive natural landscape is the fjord carved by glaciers, which is a glacial history. Among them, the Songfjord near Bergen is the most famous. It is the largest fjord in Norway and the deepest and longest fjord in the world. It is famous for its beautiful scenery. Most visitors to Norway and Scandinavia want to feel the beauty of fjords, and western Norway is also famous for fjords. Norwegian fjords include Songgen Fjord, the longest and most famous fjord in the world, as well as Nale Fjord and Ha Dangel Fjord. All three fjords are beautiful, but the scenery is different. You can't find the same scenery anywhere in the world. Most tourists visit Norwegian fjords in summer, but the most beautiful seasons in Norway are spring and autumn. In the Norwegian fjord in May, flowers are blooming and colorful everywhere. Colorful orchards are competing with the magnificent crystal glaciers. The Norwegian fjord in autumn is a golden world. After the golden autumn leaves fall, the branches are covered with clusters of red berries ... Red ... Autumn is the harvest season. Oslo Oslo is the capital of the Kingdom of Norway. It is surrounded by mountains and seas, with the blue waters of Oslo Bay, lush green hills and forests behind it, dotted with lakes and swamps, and intertwined with mountain paths. Looking from a height, Oslo is surrounded by the sea and beautiful forests, with no end in sight. Large and small lakes in the forest are embedded halfway up the mountain, flashing like mirrors in the jungle. Oslo is really beautiful. Oslo covers an area of 453 square kilometers, and the artificial building area is only 155 square kilometers. Most areas are still in a natural state. There are no skyscrapers in Oslo, and most of the buildings on both sides of the street are only 6 or 7 stories high. There are far fewer people on the street than in cities in western and southern Europe. In Oslo, people can often be seen drinking coffee in open-air cafes, while others have a quiet rest in street parks. This palace is located in the center of the city. There is a bronze statue of King Carl John in front of the palace. The surrounding palace garden is lush with trees, lush green grass and fragrant flowers, which are quiet and elegant. The white buildings of the palace are hidden among flowers and trees, which is particularly dignified. The town hall near the port is like an old castle. Axe Church was built in12nd century, and Axus Castle was built in13rd century. The famous Oslo University was founded in 18 1 1. Built in 1899, there is a statue of Ibsen, a world-famous drama and family writer, in front of the National Theatre. All the buildings are elegant. Oslo snows 120 every year, and has an excellent natural environment for winter sports, especially cross-country skiing. There is a world-famous Bisret speed skating rink in the city center. On the streets of Oslo in winter, you will meet some young men and women carrying skis at any time. The children are playing sleigh in the alley. There is a big snow jumping platform on the hillside in the west of the city, and there are competitions every year, with an audience of 654.38 million. Ovegeland Park is a statue park, which is the "Garden in the Garden" of Oslo's largest F & Loogna company. It was built in 1924 and completed in 19. All the works were created by the Norwegian sculptor Gustav vigeland, so the park was named after him. There are 192 groups and 650 statues in the park. Stone carvings are mainly figures, men, women and children are lifelike, showing the situation of people from birth to death and giving the audience a lot of enlightenment about life, so some people call it "Life Journey Park". Karl Johannes Street Karl Johannsgate is the most important shopping street in Norway. Although it is only a street in Oslo, it is only 1.5 km long. The Oslo Cathedral, the University of Oslo, the National Theatre and the Palace at the end of the street are all heavyweight tourist attractions in Norway. The National Gallery, located behind the University of Oslo, is a major Norwegian art town, with masterpieces by many famous artists such as Monet, Meng Qi, Matisse, Cezanne and Picasso. Pirate Ship Museum This museum is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Bigdi Peninsula, showing three pirate ships that survived that year. These three ships were unearthed in the cemetery near Oslo Fjord, 100 years ago. They were all used by pirates who were rampant in the North Sea and the Mediterranean Sea in the ninth to eleventh centuries before Christianity spread here. In addition to pirate ships, they also showed information about pirates. The Corkstad Gokstad is a rather large pirate ship, which is said to have been owned by a pirate leader in the ninth century. Its slender and elegant lines are full of speed, can withstand long-term navigation and have large displacement. So 1883, which was able to dominate the North Sea and the Atlantic Ocean and successfully sailed between Norway and the American continent, was built according to this ship. The elegant and gorgeous pirate ship is the queen's burial ship-Osberry Osberg is the owner of Queen Osha in the ninth century, so the ship is full of elegant and exquisite decorations and sculptures like women. When Queen Osha died, the ship was buried with the Queen's usual sundries, and there was a female maid on the left hand side, which was the Quzi Pirate Ship. 1867 was unearthed, leaving only the bottom. It was still intact when it was unearthed. The Dunn, like the Cockstad, can sail for a long time and can be used for fighting. The Folk Museum is the first field museum in Norway, just north of the Pirate Museum, with the same style as the Skansay Field Museum in Stockholm. Visiting here can give you a glimpse of the traditional architecture and farmers' lifestyle in Norway, an agricultural country. About 65,438+070 wooden buildings have moved from all over Norway. In the process of migration, it will be dismantled on the spot and transported here, and then restored according to the prototype according to the instructions of experts. Among these ancient buildings, the most attractive one is a wooden slatted church built 1200 years ago. In addition, Gamlebyen in Old Town Street is as eye-catching as the above church, and it was moved from Gol village. Loogna Park, one of the tourist attractions in Oslo, is located in the northwest of Oslo. There are 150 series sculptures in the park, all of which are carefully carved. It is a great masterpiece left by Wei, a famous Norwegian sculptor, with half his life's hard work. Most sculptures mainly depict life, all of which are lifelike. The entrance is near Kirkwayne Avenue on the east side of the park. As soon as you enter the entrance, there is a passage leading directly to the park center. After walking along the ramp for about five minutes, you can see a magnificent bridge across the pond. The sculptures in this park can be divided into five areas. The first one is the work on the bridge. There are granite columns at the four corners of the bridge, three of which are carved with a scene of a man bravely fighting a lizard, and the other is carved with a scene of a woman hugging a lizard. On the railing of the bridge, 58 bronze statues are decorated, from old to young, from male to female, showing different inner worlds, and all kinds of life are exposed here. This is 6500. The pond under the bridge is a children's play area, and there are eight bronze statues of naked babies above the pond. Cross the bridge and you can see a fountain. There are six huge statues of men holding fountains in the center of the pool, and there are four statues around them, which symbolize the growth process of a person, namely adolescence, youth, adulthood and old age. The pavement around the fountain is made of black and white granite mosaic pattern, which is designed as an interesting maze with a total length of about three kilometers. It is said that Virgil used it to symbolize the intricacies of life. There is a tall tower on the hill behind the fountain, which Virgil called Monoritten. Tower height17m. From top to bottom, there are 12 1 statues of men, women and children in different postures. This is the most beautiful sculpture in the garden. It took Virgil nearly 20 years to complete it, aiming to express the course of life. The masterpiece of GustauVigeland, the sculptor of Phantom World, is located in Loogna Loogna Park, northwest of Oslo, where hundreds of statues left by the master's lifelong efforts are preserved, the most famous of which is this Phantom World statue. Hundreds of naked men and women are carved on the towering columns, which deeply describes the naked process of life. From the lively childhood, carefree adolescence, youthful love troubles, the process of getting married and having children, and even the shackles of struggling to survive, the happy scene of the old couple finally embracing each other is all shocking. In particular, a totem in the center of the park, as high as 15 meters, symbolizes the unremitting willpower of human beings to life and is moving. Bergen Bergen's beauty can be described as "the crown of northern Europe", and many people come for its fame! It not only wins with beautiful scenery, but also amazes tourists with its long history and rich humanities. Every year from late May to mid-June, large and small music festivals are held one after another, which makes the whole city almost immersed in the dance steps of symphony and ballet. It is an annual event for classical fans to worship. Among them, Grieg House in memory of the great Norwegian musician EdvardGrieg is the venue of the annual international music festival. Even if you miss the music festival, many tourists come to pay tribute to the musicians on weekdays. Norway's second largest city, the largest and most beautiful port capital on the west coast, is located on the steep fjord line on the west coast of Norway, backed by the harbor and seven hills. The urban area is close to Byfiord and directly connected with the Atlantic Ocean. This is a beautiful seaport city. 1 1 At the beginning of the century, Bergen was located on the west coast of Norway, and soon became a foreign commercial and trade center. The Black Death in the Middle Ages almost turned the city into a dead city. Due to the warm wind influenced by the Mexican warm current, Bergen has become a rainy area due to the interaction of cold air in mountainous areas. Bergens are very friendly and are considered to be the most friendly Norwegians to foreigners. They are very proud of their city, history and traditions. In 2000, Bergen was selected as one of the nine major cultural cities in Europe. Its charm is displayed in theaters, dances, music, art, food and exhibitions. Bergen's main architectural tourist area is near the port, while many ancient buildings of the Hanseatic League in the Middle Ages remain in the north, and modern shopping streets are in the south. Every year from late spring to early summer (May 14 to July 29th), the northern headland is the best season to watch the midnight sun. It is famous for being located in the northernmost part of Europe (7 1 degree north latitude). Looking around, the desolate land is endless, and the only things visible on the sea are the sea, rocks, seagulls and reindeer.