Tommy Grossi

A one-of-a-kind intersection of art and nature. Installations from the likes of Dalí, Botero and Louise Bourgeois are scattered about the hillside, outlined by lush forests and giving way to scenic viewpoints. It's perfect for grazing, gushing and gawking.

Ahh, a night at the opera! Home to the Norwegian National Opera and Ballet, the Oslo Opera House is a modern architectural feat. It's a bridge between the city and sea and the perfect place to spend the day touring or the night enjoying.

Craving a day where you lay out, take a dip and repeat? Tjuvholmen Badeplass is your place. The sunbathing and swimming spot is beloved by locals and rests at the tip of an artificial island block. We can’t think of a better place to while away the day. 

Locally sourced and locally loved. Vaaghals is a modern bistro that serves up a fab mix of international and traditional Norwegian cuisine. 

Elegance and tradition. That's riiiight up our alley. Prepare to indulge in Norwegian cuisine in its most classic form—in a setting you'll remember forever. 

Head over to HIMKOK for a sip. Or several. The cocktails at HIMKOK are divine, not to mention how cool the distillery itself is. 

Cocktails galore. Torggata Botaniske is The Secret Garden's of cocktail bars. Whimsical and memorable. 

Four hours southeast of Bergen, you'll find the most scenic cliff in Norway: Trolltunga. Steep as can be, this hike is only for the brave and determined!

One of American artist James Turrell’s unique installations, Hardanger Skyspace is a captivating play between light, space and movement. At sunrise or sunset, the space is bathed in polychromatic light that changes your perception of the sky.

Long but worth it, this 11-kilometre hiking trail begins at Oygardstolen and ends at the highest point on the Lysefjord. Adrenaline junkies thrive in Kjerag: you're almost tempted to jump off the cliff that holds the rock in place!

Seafood seasonally, quality year-round. Arakataka offers a delish dining experience in the heart of Olso.