Norway – The World Of Fjords

Considered as the first part of Scandinavian peninsula shaped like a tiger, Norway has long been world famous as a country with thousands of different large and small fjords, considered the most ideal place in the world to explore the beauty. Travel to Norway - the world of fjords is the 61st largest country in the world by area but with a population of just over 5 million people. Many areas here have not been heavily affected by humans, so they still remain untouched. After consulting the popular Norway in a Nutshell tour in Norway, we decided to take a "tour" dust "to avoid being" pocketed "where the standard of living of the people is very high, meaning that all costs are quite expensive compared to the UK and France.Bergen - peaceful ancient capital Formerly the capital of Norway in During the thirteenth century, possessing picturesque natural scenery and distinctive culture, Bergen was the second largest city (after Oslo), located on the West Coast, a harbor with frequent ships

. Fish, cruise ship, and also the gateway to Norway's most famous fjords. Surrounded by seven mountains, the highest is Floyen mountain, Bergen is also known as the city with the largest rainfall in Europe. Old town Bergen is very romantic with its steep and small streets, it is very quiet.



The houses along the mountainside are Scandinavian with bright and eye-catching colors. Scenes on the way back to Bergen by boatIn Bergen, there is Bryggen harbor area, which has been recognized by UNESCO as a world heritage site since 1979. Still Meanwhile, the houses with sharp roofs featured all colors from ancient times, in the twelfth to seventeenth centuries. The rows of houses were built facing the harbor, the fronts facing the harbor, and the back yard has a private courtyard. Hearing that at first, these houses were built of wood, later expanded and built with stone to preserve goods because Bergen suffered many fires, most of the wooden structures were severely damaged. The Bryggen District suffered the same fate, with only about a quarter of the houses and warehouses remaining after the fires by 1702. Most of the houses today are built in the early twentieth century by the design of architect Jens Zetlitz Monrad Kielland Only a few basements built in stone from the fifteenth century remain, and in 1955 a portion of the Bryggen site was burned again.



Currently, this land is used to build museums and shopping and dining areas for tourists. The city has many ancient buildings such as the Church of Saint Mary (built in the twelfth century), the fortress Bergenhus, the Håkonl building, the Bergen University, the Conservatory ... The picturesque nature Right next to the harbor is the Fisketorget fish market. Active day from early morning until late at night. Born around 1200, this is one of the most famous outdoor markets in Norway. At first, we were a bit confused because there were two fish markets, one indoor and one outdoor.



Due to time, we turned to visit both markets. It is also good because only at the indoor market, if you want, you can enjoy fresh seafood and enjoy performances by street musicians. dishes ranging from smoked salmon to whale meat. We decided to wait for the grilled fish in the cold Nordic breeze to see what is the difference between Norwegian grilled fish and Vietnamese grilled fish. The difference is quite clear because the fish here are sea fish, and the additives are completely different, very new ... Fisketorget fish market with a variety of cold water seafoodTo see Bergen from above, many people take the Fløibanen tram Mount Fløyen - one of the seven highest mountains in Bergen.



It takes about ten minutes to reach the top of Fløyen, 320 meters above sea level. It is interesting to take in the panoramic view of the peaceful city of Bergen below. It feels like a fairy-tale kingdom in Andersen tales appears, but the most impressive is the tiny roofs in the golden afternoon sun.Bergen peacefully viewed from the top of Fløyen After being filled with the panoramic sight of Bergen, instead Back down the mountain by tram, walking through the forest is the choice for many tourists this weekend. In the romantic afternoon forest scene, when the golden sun is still brilliant in the old pine trees, there are sometimes tiny wild strawberries on both sides of the path. Breathing in the fresh air, we also delightfully enjoy the sweet taste of northern wild strawberries. After an exciting jungle trek, the group decided to turn into a restaurant on the harbor. Outside the wharf, the gulls called out to each other.



Diners fill the roadside restaurants to enjoy cold beer, watch the sunset gradually disappear behind the sea gleaming with gold. Meet the Huldra on the most beautiful railway in the world The Norwegian railway is said to be the most beautiful world so visitors are encouraged to experience. It has been in operation for more than a century, but the railway is still good, and the train is fully equipped with the most modern equipment, giving visitors a very comfortable feeling. Railways run through mountains and hills, in danger.

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