Norway

The Trøndelag region was once a Viking kingdom, deep in the heart of the country, with Trondheim as its central city. The green surrounding area has a rich supply of fish and game: anyone who likes Scandinavian food will love the local cuisine! The salmon is served fresh, deliciously prepared, and is a real treat for the palate. This is also where Trønder rock developed, an inspiring music genre that originated in the early 1970s and still has cultural significance today. Lillehammer, on the other hand, has a different appeal. The city hosted the 1994 Winter Olympics and offers a wide range of winter sports. Not to mention the many sights you can discover on luxury trips to Norway: visit Malhaugen Park, for example, the country's largest open-air museum with over 200 impressive historical buildings.

The famous stave churches exude a very special charm, harbouring memories of ancient Viking times while also bearing witness to the spread of Christianity. The artistically arranged wooden structures are known for their mystical effect, as if the Norse gods had a hand in their creation. The oldest of them is located in Hopperstad and dates back to 1130. The Black Church in Borgund is one of Norway's most popular photo motifs: once you've seen it, you'll know why. In contrast, visit the magnificent Royal Palace in Oslo with its Hall of Mirrors, the Great Hall, and the elaborate paintings in the so-called Bird Room. You, too, will reside in a kind of palace, a domicile that truly deserves the name luxury hotel. Luxury travel in Norway thus becomes a haven of perfection with precious memories.