Admire the Jostedalsbreen. Covering an area of 487 square kilometers (188 square miles), the Jostedalsbreen is the largest glacier in all of continental Europe and is part of the Sognefjord. Known as the King of the Fjords, the Sognefjord has the distinction of being the longest and deepest fjord in Norway, spanning 204 kilometers (almost 127 miles) inland and stretching as deep as 1,308 meters (4,291 feet).

Gaze upon the majesty of Jotunheimen National Park. Filled with many gorgeous mountaintops, this picturesque outdoor destination is regarded today as one of Europe’s premier destinations for hiking and fishing. It is even home to two of the continent’s highest peaks: Galdhøpiggen and Glittertind.

Step into Balestrand's St. Olaf Church. A vision with its wooden spires and stunning stained glass windows, this beautiful place of worship has quite a love story to tell. Built in 1897, the stave church was built by Knut Kvikne in honor of his beloved departed wife, Margaret. St. Olaf's Church is so captivating that it even inspired the coronation scene in the Oscar-winning Disney film, Frozen.

Explore the historic Bryggen in the heart of Bergen. A medieval wharf, this postcard-perfect historic destination is celebrated throughout the world for its unique series of historic wooden boat houses. The Bryggen today is designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Visit the historic Bergenhus Fortress (Bergenhus Festningen). The impressive Bergenhus Fortress has overlooked the city’s majestic harbor since the late 16th century. Today, it houses a military museum that chronicles the local history of World War II.

Travel to the Bergen Cathedral (Bergen Domkirke). Known for its stunning arched stained-glass windows and organ loft, this historic landmark has been an active place of worship since the 12th century.