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The best places to see the Northern Lights in Sweden
Sweden’s far north lies directly beneath the auroral oval – the zone between roughly 60-75 °N where the Northern Lights are most frequently seen – which, combined with vast swathes of wide open wilderness with minimal light pollution, makes it an ideal place to witness the aurora in all its glory.
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Top 10 things to do in Trondheim, Norway's former Viking capital
With its flourishing culinary scene, excellent art museums, fjord-side saunas and colourful neighbourhoods brimming with cosy cafes and microbreweries, Trondheim – Norway's third largest city – is a wonderful place to spend a long weekend. Here are our top 10 things to see and do.
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Just back from: Trøndelag, Norway
Best Served Scandinavia specialist Becky Theriault shares the highlights of her recent trip to Norway, including visits to Oslo, Trondheim and The Golden Road – a collection of small-scale, artisan food producers and cultural landmarks in the Trøndelag region.
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Just back from: Alta, Norway
Best Served Scandinavia specialist Millie Bell shares her experience from a recent trip to Alta, a small city in the far north of Norway.
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An expert's guide to Akureyri, the gateway to North Iceland
Akureyri is the largest town in Iceland outside of the Reykjavik region, tucked away at the base of the country’s longest fjord and framed by rugged mountains that remain blanketed in snow for much of the year. Here's all you need to know before you visit.
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