Sightseeing Tours & Trips in Western Norway

Ride the Fløibanen funicular up Mount Fløyen for great views over Bergen and the fjords, then walk around the UNESCO-listed Bryggen waterfront to see its famous colorful wooden houses. Cruise through Geirangerfjord and watch the Seven Sisters, Bridal Veil, and Suitor waterfalls coming down the cliffs.

The Flåm Railway takes you on one of the world's steepest train rides, climbing 3,000 feet past waterfalls and mountain valleys, then you'll cruise Geirangerfjord to see the Seven Sisters and Bridal Veil waterfalls. In Bergen, a guided walking tour covers the UNESCO-listed Bryggen harbor front, and you'll ride Mount Fløyen's funicular for panoramic views. This 9-day tour includes a visit to the 1180 Borgund Stave Church near Flåm, stays at the Scandic Ornen in Bergen and Alexandra Hotel in Loen, and time at the open-air Nordfjord Folk Museum. You'll also walk along Oslo's Karl Johan Street.

The Flåmsbana railway drops 863m through 20 tunnels past Kjosfossen waterfall, then you'll cruise the 204 km Sognefjord and 17 km Aurlandsfjord past mountain cliffs reaching 1,800m. Optional trips visit Boyabreen and Supphellebreen glaciers with the Norwegian Glacier Museum in Fjaerland, showcasing the massive Jostedalen Glacier.

See Western Norway's iconic sights including the panoramic Flåmsbana railway winding past waterfalls and through 20 tunnels to Flåm. Cruise the 204-km Sognefjord from Aurlandsfjord to Balestrand, visit the Norwegian Glacier Museum in Fjaerland, and ride the Fløibanen Funicular up Mount Fløyen for sweeping Bergen views. Walk through Hanseatic Bryggen, St. Mary's Church, and the famous Bergen fish market independently with optional 24-hour city cards.

A three-hour guided tour through Oslo covers Akershus Fortress and Håkon's Hall, then you'll take a quiet battery-powered cruise past Hengjanefossen Waterfall to Preikestolen on Lysefjord. Walk through Bergen's UNESCO-listed Hanseatic Bryggen Wharf and St. Mary's Church, then cruise the Aurlandsfjord.

Cruise the UNESCO-listed Sognefjord from Flåm to Balestrand on an express boat, passing towering cliffs and remote mountain farms along Norway's longest fjord. The legendary Flåmsbana Railway takes you from Myrdal to Flåm, descending through 20 tunnels past waterfalls like Hengjanefossen.

Glide past Preikestolen's towering cliffs on a Lysefjord cruise aboard an electric boat and feel the spray from Hengjanefossen waterfall. A local guide shows you Bergen's UNESCO-listed Hanseatic Bryggen, Church of St Mary, medieval Hakon's Hall, and the busy fish market. Later, see Oslo's Vigeland sculpture park and Royal Palace.

A 2-hour guided tour takes you through UNESCO-listed Bryggen wharf in Bergen, covering Håkon's Fortress and the Church of St. Mary. Cruise along the 204-kilometre Sognefjord through Aurlandsfjord from Balestrand to Flam, then see Frogner Park's Vigeland sculptures and Akershus Fortress during a 3-hour Oslo tour.

Cruise the UNESCO-listed Nærøyfjord and Aurlandsfjord from Flåm to Gudvangen on scheduled ferries, passing waterfalls and 1,200-meter cliffs. Ride the Flåmsbana Railway from Myrdal station, dropping 863 meters through 20 hand-carved tunnels with a stop at Kjosfossen waterfall, then ride the Fløibanen Funicular 320 meters up Mount Fløyen.

Glide through Lysefjord on an electric cruise passing under the massive Lysefjord Bridge and seeing the 604-meter Preikestolen cliff towering above the water. Check out the hidden Fantahala cave and feel the spray from Hengjanefossen waterfall, and you might spot sea eagles and seals along the fjord.