B&B Norway

Norway is a sparsely populated country with numerous lakes and forests. It is the perfect destination for those who seek peace and quiet and love nature, even though there are lots of cultural activities as well. Staying in a BnB from Bed and Breakfast Norway is a perfect way to discover the country.

Oslo is a typical European capital, with stately buildings and lots of shops. Here you can visit the Nasjonalgalleriet (National Gallery) and the Munch Museum, devoted to the famous artist Edvard Munch. Another highlight in Oslo is the ancient old Akershus castle. In the evening, you can go out in the nightclubs until early in the morning.

Norway has an illustrious history and traces of that history can be found everywhere. Beautiful ‘stave churches’ are spread throughout the country. These are fairy-like timber churches, often hundreds of years old. In the far North you find the town of Tromsø, ‘Paris of the North’, where the annual Northern light festival takes place. From here you can travel further, even to the Arctic Circle.

Norway has widespread pine forests and many lakes. In the central part of the country you find the highest mountains and the largest glacier of the European mainland, the Jostedalsbreen. The further North you travel, the rougher the landscape and the scarcer the vegetation gets. In the northernmost towns, such as Kjøllerfjord and Kirkenes you can regularly view the mysterious Northern Light.

There is no lack of marked hiking routes in the many protected nature parks- and reserves of Norway. Beautiful hiking areas are – among others – Jotunheimen and Hardangervidda. This is also a perfect recreation country for cyclists, horsemen and water sports fans as you can go rafting, canoeing, or sailing on the numerous lakes and rivers.

Spend the night in a monumental property or on a farm, in a mansion, or modern villa. Each BnB from Bed and Breakfast Norway is unique! Find your perfect B&B in our extensive selection and book directly, without reservation costs.