Visit Norway to Witness the Best Christmas Vacations in Europe

Day 1: Take a train journey

One of the best ways to enjoy the scenic beauty of Norway is to use its extensive railway routes that connect Norway altogether. Norway has some of the world’s best rail routes which are comprehensive as well as flexible to use. So, on your 5-day long Christmas Vacations in Europe, do take a train journey of Norway to capture awe-inspired moments of your life. Peek out from the windows and your lens will capture some of the best scenic moments forever.

Day 2: Enjoy the traditional music recitals and local food at Mount Floyen

No Christmas is complete without delectable meals and scrumptious drinks. Fret not, Norway has some of the best foods to serve you and your family. For this, visit Mount Floyen which is a 400-meter summit that overlooks the entire Norway city. You will find some of the best vistas here to satisfy your hunger cramps. You can either rent a vehicle or simply take a train journey to reach Mount Floyen. Enjoy your food, explore the summit and even plan to do mountain biking on the neighboring trails.

Day 3: A visit to the Oslo Cathedral

Planning a Christmas Vacation in Europe could not be successful without inculcating a church in your Norway itinerary. Hence, on day three of your Norway Christmas Vacations, we have included a visit to the Oslo Cathedral, the main church for the Church of Norway Diocese of Oslo. This is one of the main highlights of Norway which becomes overcrowded during the Christmas vacations. Visit the church on Christmas Eve to witness the real charm of this place. This baroque styled Olso Cathedral was the first church to have ever been established in Norway, hence it definitely deserves a visit.

Day 4: Enjoy the ferry

If trains give you an exposure to the scenic landscapes of Norway, the ferry will introduce the alluring waters. Taking a ferry in Norway is another great way to explore the untamed corners of the country. In Norway, these ferries are called as coaster steamers which you can catch from Bergen. 

Day 5: Explore the Geirangerfjord region

Geirangerfjord is a UNESCO world heritage site and also witness to be a part of the massive  Fjord Norway Network. The total area that it covers is miles long but the places to explore are limited. Some of the best places to visit in Geirangerfjord region include Alesund in the north. Alesund is famous for its icy Norwegian scenery which is perfect for the Christmas Season. If visiting with family, plan an outdoor Christmas party on the icy land Alesund. Besides this, Alesund also boasts the imperious Dalsnibba summit where you can scale at a leisurely pace. You can also book a guide to visit the best spots in lesser time.

Day 6: Marvel at the Arctic Cathedral

When on a Christmas Vacation in Europe, you won’t mind visiting one more Cathedral. This time, pay a visit to the dramatic Arctic Cathedral which dates back in 1965. This is one of the recently constructed Cathedrals of Norway which is known for its dramatic architecture. From outside, the cathedral looks like a mesmerizing organization of large blocks of ice that sparkle from inside. During the Christmas time, the cathedral is lit up from the outside which makes it even more appealing.

Day 7: Departure for home

Your 7 days in Norway are finally completing and today you will be saying Cheerios to the scenic beauty of this place. With lots of special memories in your heart, you will transfer to the airport for a happy return. Do not miss to enjoy your farewell breakfast in the hotel before the exit formalities. You will love the sweet gesture shown by the hotel staff.