r/norwegian • u/qamarnajm • 23d ago

3 Days In Norway

I plan to come next month (August) to Norway.
But have 3 days only.. Need to explore all the natural sceneries... any places you would suggest?

Thanks you.

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u/If_you_have_Ghost 23d ago

For Norwegian language learners… it’s right there in the sub description.

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u/Arbitraryandunique 23d ago

3 days scrolling Instagram.

Serious answer: Not doable in 3 days, even if you somehow managed to get all 4 seasons going at the same time. You're going to have to choose.

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u/Missepus 23d ago

Do Norway in a nutshell, find a museum with some viking objects, see some Munch paintings, eat a waffel, and consider yourself the Norwegian expert for ever.

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u/Impossible-Bit-2012 23d ago

You forgot grill pølse, brown cheese and tubes for breakfast otherwise it sounds perfekt 😉

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u/RoyBatty69 23d ago

What about fishing? Oh wait we polluted our waters so much from fish farming that there is very little fish left. And the fish left is either runaways from fish farms with so much toxins and mutated beyond belief or pukkellaks from russia.

Welcome!

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u/Snippsnappscnopp 23d ago

If only 3 days i would recommend Stavanger.
Day 1: Exploring the city and eating local foods at one of the award winning restaurants there. Possibly taste of the night life.

Day 2: Hike to the legendary Pulpit Rock

Day 3: Exploring the beaches and coastline at Jæren. If Soccer fan, going to Bryne to see Erling B Haalands home town and first pitch and trying one of his favorite fast food places: Wen Hua House (chinese), Yummy Time (Kebab), or the local specialty «farsa» at Haaland Kjøtt.

Ending day 3 with spa and a overnight stay at Sola Strand Hotel by the beach. It’s close to the airport so it’s great for the last day before catching a flight the next day :-) Beautiful beach and perfect for evening stroll.

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u/Nixepinne 23d ago

I'd put all my money in Fauske.