Norsko - Turistický průvodce (2017)

Norway has been a sought-after destination for travelers for many years. It may not be the first choice for summer family vacations that prioritize sunbathing on the seaside, but it is increasingly becoming a country that attracts solo travelers, photographers, nature lovers, skiers, and of course, fishermen. Norwegian nature is unmistakable. Few visitors to this country would miss a trip to the magnificent western fjords or the rugged yet beautiful Lofoten Islands. The Norwegian Tourist Association plans visits to these areas so that the routes lead through deep valleys and majestic mountains. Many tourists also head to world-renowned national parks, which feature some of the most beautiful hiking trails. In the southern part of the country, the climate is milder and the landscape less harsh. In summer, lovers of sandy beaches, diving, and rafting come here. And if historical and cultural monuments attract you more than natural beauty, then head to one of Norway's cities: Oslo, Bergen, or Trondheim, modern, vibrant cities full of architectural and historical gems. And it certainly goes without saying that in winter, Norway becomes an ideal skiing destination, as the mountains here are practically always snow-covered.