Norway surely has some incredible mysterious atmosphere covering it and that's why it is often chosen as a travel destination.

Here we have ready a 7-day itinerary that can help you organize your holiday at its best, you just need to travel!

Day 1: Welcome to Oslo

Start your adventure in Oslo, Norway's capital. Begin with a stroll through the Vigeland Sculpture Park, then head to the Viking Ship Museum to explore Norway's seafaring past. Don't miss the iconic Oslo Opera House - its rooftop offers incredible views of the city! In the evening, take a walk along the Aker Brygge waterfront and enjoy some fresh seafood at one of the local restaurants such as Mathallen Oslo, a food hall offering a variety of local Norwegian and international dishes.

Mathallen Oslo Estimated Cost: Around NOK 150-300 per dish.

Mathallen Oslo Address: Vulkan 5, 0178 Oslo, Norway.

Day 2: Oslo to Flåm via the Flåm Railway

Catch an early train from Oslo to Myrdal, where you'll transfer to the famous Flåm Railway, where with NOK 500-650 (approx. USD 45-60), you will travel through this scenic journey, as one of the most beautiful train rides in the world, winding through steep mountains and lush valleys. While the whole ride will take approximately 5-6 hours, the scenic route will be 1 hour long. Upon arrival in Flåm, spend the afternoon exploring this quaint village nestled by the fjords. Consider taking a fjord cruise or renting a bike to explore the surrounding area.

Day 3: Sognefjord and Balestrand

Embark on a cruise along the Sognefjord, Norway's longest and deepest fjord! The towering cliffs and serene waters are a sight to behold. Midday, stop in the village of Balestrand, known for its picturesque setting and historic wooden villas. Spend the night here, enjoying the peaceful atmosphere and stunning views. End your day at Kviknes Hotel, a historic hotel with stunning fjord views, expect to pay around NOK 2,000-3,500 (approx. USD 180-320) per night.

Sognefjord Cruise Cost: Approximately NOK 1,000-1,500 (approx. USD 90-135).

Sognefjord Cruise Duration: Usually takes around 2-4 hours.

Day 4: Bergen - The Gateway to the Fjords

Take a morning ferry or bus to Bergen, a city famous for its colorful wooden houses and lively fish market. Wander through the historic Bryggen Wharf, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and ride the Fløibanen funicular to Mount Fløyen for panoramic views of the city and surrounding fjords. In the evening, dine on fresh seafood while soaking in Bergen's vibrant atmosphere.

Fløibanen funicular A return ticket for the Fløibanen funicular costs around NOK 160 (approx. USD 15) for adults and the ride to the top of Mount Fløyen takes about 6-8 minutes.

Day 5: Explore Bergen

Dedicate another day to exploring Bergen. Visit the Hanseatic Museum to learn about the city's trading history, and take a stroll through the charming streets of the Nordnes neighborhood. If you're up for it, consider a day trip to nearby fjords or the Hardangerfjord region for some more breathtaking scenery. Before leaving for the next stop enjoy some seafood and local food at Enhjørningen, such as the scallop soup appetizer, it might be a bit expensive but it is worth it, consider around NOK 300-500 (approx. USD 27-45) per main course.

Enhjørningen Address: Enhjørningsgården 29, 5003 Bergen, Norway.

Day 6: The Scenic Coastal Route to Stavanger

Travel south along the scenic coastal route to Stavanger. This drive offers plenty of photo opportunities, with rugged coastlines and charming villages along the way. Once in Stavanger, explore the old town, Gamle Stavanger, with its white wooden houses, and visit the Norwegian Petroleum Museum to learn about the region's oil history. The drive from Bergen to Stavanger takes approximately 5-6 hours, depending on the route and ferry crossings. Alternatively, a direct flight takes around 40 minutes, and the bus or ferry can take about 5-7 hours.

Day 7: Pulpit Rock (Preikestolen) Hike

Finish your Norwegian adventure with one of the country's most famous hikes: Pulpit Rock. The hike is moderately challenging but rewards you with breathtaking views over the Lysefjord. After the hike, return to Stavanger for a well-deserved meal and perhaps a final stroll along the harbor before heading back home.

Hike Length: The hike is about 8 kilometers (round trip) and typically takes 4-5 hours to complete.

Difficulty: The hike is considered moderately challenging with some steep sections.

This 7-day itinerary offers a perfect blend of city life, cultural exploration, and natural beauty, giving first-time visitors a comprehensive taste of Norway. Have a nice travel!