Viken
Norway
Popular cities in Viken
Oslo
It may not be the cheapest city in Europe, but this Scandinavian metropolis pulls its weight when it comes to culture, natural beauty and quality of life.
Reasons to visit
- Astrup Fearnley Museum of Modern Art
- Oslo Opera House
- Aker Brygge
Hol
Quaint Hol awaits: its skiing, adventures, parks and more!
Reasons to visit
- Geilo Ski
Fredrikstad
Fredrikstad is the biggest and possibly the nicest city in the county of Østfold, and is often called “Plankebyen” (the Plank Town). Fredrikstad is, among other things, known for its lovely Old Town.
Drammen
This laidback riverside city in southern Norway offers art, architecture and beer as well as outdoor year-round adventures.
Moss
The former industrial town of Moss is idyllically situated on the shores of Oslofjord in northern Østfold. The town previously played an important role in Norway’s history, but today is best known for its rich cultural life.
Gol
Gol is best known by many people as a winter sports destination, but it also has many exciting activities to offer in the summer months in addition to world class cultural events.
Cities in Viken
Oslo
It may not be the cheapest city in Europe, but this Scandinavian metropolis pulls its weight when it comes to culture, natural beauty and quality of life.
Fredrikstad
Fredrikstad is the biggest and possibly the nicest city in the county of Østfold, and is often called “Plankebyen” (the Plank Town). Fredrikstad is, among other things, known for its lovely Old Town.
Drammen
This laidback riverside city in southern Norway offers art, architecture and beer as well as outdoor year-round adventures.
Moss
The former industrial town of Moss is idyllically situated on the shores of Oslofjord in northern Østfold. The town previously played an important role in Norway’s history, but today is best known for its rich cultural life.
Kongsberg
The mining town of Kongsberg is idyllically located beside Numedalslågen in Buskerud. With its rich cultural life and fascinating history, this is a Norwegian city that is out of the ordinary.
Sarpsborg
The 1000-year-old city of Sarpsborg was founded by Olaf Haraldsson. It is beautifully situated where the Glomma River flows out into the Sarpsfossen waterfall – one of the biggest in Europe, and offers history, nature and exciting experiences for the whole family.
Halden
Offering exciting historical attractions, beautiful buildings and a busy cultural life, the town of Halden is situated at the end of the Iddefjord in the county of Østfold, just a few minutes from Sweden.