School Geography Trips to Norway
On school geography trips to Norway, students explore a spectacular outdoor classroom shaped by towering mountains, dramatic fjords, and powerful waterfalls. Students will discover landscapes shaped...
School Geography Trips to the Isle of Arran
School geography trips to the Isle of Arran take students into a landscape shaped by dramatic geology, diverse habitats and a unique blend of culture and environment. As part of a UNESCO Global...
Voss Hostel
Norwegian Nature Centre
This modern visitor centre offers exciting exhibitions about nature, climate, and the environment over three floors. It is also the official visitor centre for Hardangervidda National Park, making...
Mikkelparken Ferietun
Sysen Dam Viewing
Visit one of Norway’s largest rockfill dams, easily viewed from Route 7. Information boards and nearby parking make this an accessible and educational stop.
Norwegian Museum of Hydropower & Industry
An engaging museum that explores how hydropower shaped Norway’s industry, technology, and society through hands-on exhibitions.
Flåm Railway Museum
The Flåm Railway Museum tells the story of one of the world’s steepest railways through interactive displays and historical exhibits.
Norway in a Nutshell
A compact and scenic journey showcasing Norway’s most famous fjords, mountains, and railways in one unforgettable experience.
UNESCO World Heritage Site Bryggen
Bryggen is Bergen’s historic wharf and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, showcasing colourful wooden buildings from the Hanseatic period. It offers a fascinating insight into medieval trade and life...
Fish Market
The lively Fish Market in Bergen is a historic meeting place dating back to the 1200s. Here, students can experience local food culture and see fresh seafood in the heart of the city.
Ulriken 643 Cable Car
Ride Norway’s largest gondola to the top of Mount Ulriken, the highest of Bergen’s seven mountains. From 643 metres above sea level, students can enjoy breathtaking views of the city, fjords,...