Category: Curiosities

'The World's End' (Verdens ende) is a popular tourist attraction on the southernmost tip of the island Tjøme in Færder National Park.

'Spiralen' (the spiral) is a helical car tunnel in Bragernesåsen in Drammen. It turns 6,5 times around an axis.

The Norway Building, or Thamspaviljongen, is a unique building – built as a stave church – with an equally unique history.

Tyrigrava just south of Oslo is a must if you're into gazing at bikes and talk to fellow bikers. This is where motor enthusiasts meets!

The steep, narrow bends on high foundation walls have made Vindhellavegen from the 1840s famous.

'The Golden Road' passes through beautiful Inderøy municipality in North-Trøndelag, with food, art and cultural experiences along the way.

Mammuten (the Mammoth) is a double-sized replica of a mammoth skull located along road E6 in Fåvang, Norway, made by the artist Linda Bakke.

In Flåklypa, Alvdal, you should visit both Huset Aukrust (The House Aukrust) and Flåklypatoppen. Both built to honour Kjell Aukrust.

The 'Troll's Dick' (Trollpikken) is a place it's difficult to talk about without giggling – and it is even UNESCO listed…

Øvre Holmegate is a unique street called 'Fargegata'/The Street of Colors. Not without a reason. This is the most colorful street in Norway.