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Every autumn, Norwegian supermarkets fill with bottles of red and brown Christmas soda. ‘Julebrus' is a century-old tradition that inspires nostalgia, regional rivalries, and some surprisingly strong opinions.
Norwegians love their Pepsi Max. It's practically a national obsession. But every autumn, another soft drink begins competing for attention in the supermarket...
The Norwegian fjords are one of the world’s most popular cruise destinations, but for many people, it’s the summer season that first springs to mind.
Long daylight hours. Waterfalls tumbling down steep mountainsides. Villages framed by green slopes. A better chance of good weather, although in Norway that is never something to take for granted.
April in the N...Built to survive being trapped in Arctic sea ice, the polar ship took part in three extraordinary expeditions. Today, visitors to Oslo can step aboard the original Fram to discover the remarkable story of Norwegian polar exploration.
The Fram Museum makes an immediate impression. Walk through the entrance, and there it is: an enormous wooden ship towering above you....
Experience the magic of winter Norway aboard Fred Olsen's Balmoral. I'll be joining this special 14-night voyage in February and March 2027 as a guest speaker, and I'd love you to come along.
There's something rather special about cruising along the Norwegian coastline in winter.
I have seen the northern lights many times from cruise ships....
From northern lights hunting and dog sledding to an extraordinary ice hotel, Alta offers some of Norway’s most memorable winter adventures. Here’s how to choose the right experiences for your visit.
I've seen the northern lights more often in Alta than I have in Tromsø. That's perhaps surprising, given Tromsø's reputation as one of the world's great northern lig...