5 MUST VISIT PLACES IN NORWAY: when planning your trip to Scandinavia

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

⏱⏱⏱ TIME CODES: 00:00 - Welcome to Norway! 01:34 - Oslo - the capital of Norway 03:22 - Bergen - second largest city in Norway 05:33 - Tromsø - Norwegian Arctic Circle 07:45 - Lofoten Islands - Norwegian Caribbean beaches 10:10 - Ålesund - beautiful Norwegian Fjords

[@benedictmathieson7606]

I work as a raft guide in southern Norway and friends of mine are guides in central Norway. Most of the centres are in full swing now so you can now go rafting again 😁😁

[@andreasspyrou7688]

Can you please guide me in what you know before i move to Norway :D ?

[@hianjana]

I visited Oslo, Bergen and Tromso in September 2022 and I fell in love with Norway! So beautiful and serene and breathtaking! English worked very well and the food was awesome! Definitely coming back to you Norway! - Love from India

[@exentr]

I recommend artic blizzard. You can experience an arctic blizzard litterally everywhere. The safest place is in a village (on contrary the wilderness) as you can walk the roads under the street lights between houses in the blizzard. You will have references all way as you won't get lost. You need good winter boots, a thermo dress, good handwear and a headover. Alpin glasses and balaklava is recommended for extra comfort. Indoors you can make it cozy. Foreigners living in the arctic loves it. One of their absolute favorites bcoz they like to make it cozy indoors and listen to the blizzard's roaring.

[@elizabethquainoo4624]

What an in depth knowledge you have on Norway just within a year? Awesome Awesome

[@danielkjeldsen7559]

You also need to visit Preikestolen, Trollstigen, Saltstraumen and Nordkapp.

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

Interesting! Thank you very much indeed 🙂🤗

[@lesclarke5600]

Hi Anna. I am loving your videos about everything Norway. We visited there in December/January (2019/20) and I absolutely loved it. We made it to Bergen/Briggen which was great but as you pointed out, it was raining :) Some other places we visited were; Stavanger where we did a fjord tour which included a chance to climb up to the Pulpit Rock lookout but unfortunately, I was sick and this was not a good idea. We also made it to Alta, where saw the amazing Northern Lights and we did dog sledding and reigndeer sledding with the Sami people and visited the Sorrisniva Igloo Hotel which was fantastic. Finally, we travelled to Svaldbard, stayed in a great Air BNB and for 4 days we were part of the northernmost community in the world. Here we went snowmobiling, dog sledding, explored ice caves and visited the Svalbard museum. I really miss Norway and thank you for your videos. Take care.

[@khalidfetni9640]

nice video thank you a lot, peace from Algeria

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

Thank you very much ☺️ I’m happy you enjoyed it 🤗

[@tommyovesen]

The Ishavskatedral church is NOT situated on Kvaløya island. That is wrong. It is on the mainland, Tromsdalen

[@prescriptionlaughter]

Amazing info! Just what I was looking for, thank you!

[@grisbakken]

2 hours driving North from Oslo you find the biggest lake in Norway with the City Hamar in east Side and Gjøvik on the west side and Lillehammer in north side of the lake Mjøsa. Lillehammer was hosting winterolympic games in 1994. If you are in Lillehammer you shoul try Maihaugen, learning about Norwegian history and amazing old houses. Many things to learn and see about Norway here. If you wanna see the city and the nature you can go to lysgårsbakken where they do ski jump. Beutifull wiev of the city. Near by Lysgårsbakken you can find many places to go by cross country skeeing. North of Lillehammer you find Kvitfjell and Hafjell. Fameus downhill ski places. And if you want a nice hotel you should try Pellestova in the mountains of hafjell.

[@pataudi8025]

Thanks! Gonna visit all the places you mentioned (probably 😂) Great video again!

[@Jari-95]

I fell in love in Norway 🇳🇴 at an Cruise. Didn’t visit Oslo but i did visit Trondheim. I love that city the most out of every other I visited.

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

Aww this is so cool! Where are you from? ☺️ You definitely should visit Norway again and discover more places 😉

[@Jari-95]

@@AnnaGoldmanTravel I’m from the Netherlands 🇳🇱 I’m coming back as soon as the government of Norway let’s me! 🤣

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

@@Jari-95 Netherlands 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻 love your country! In 2010 I was choosing Den Haag and Sheffield universities for my further education ☺️ my choice was England but I love spending long weekends in the Netherlands. How’s the situation there? Is it getting better? Are you open for tourists yet? 😉 Same.. I left Norway a few weeks ago and now I’m waiting until quarantine hotels are gone - as i don’t think that going back to London to have a vaccine will be a strong enough reason for leaving Norway these days 😖

[@Jari-95]

@@AnnaGoldmanTravel It’s a great place, but it’s time to go on a holiday! It’s getting better step by step. Last week on the news they were teling that more and more countries are opening there doors. Including big parts of Norway. That same afternoon Norway responded: “no we don’t!” 😖 I had a whole route planned throughout Scandinavia. Trondheim North Atlantic highway Trollstige You name it…

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

@@Jari-95 I’m already in Italy 🙄 Norway has difficulties with vaccination.. seems like .. lots of people who really need it are still waiting. Also it feels like Norway might follow France footsteps and only vaccinated people will be allowed. Don’t quote me on that but this is what I was told

[@nigarsofiyeva8220]

We have the same top 5 (4 actually, Oslo is still not my favorite favorite, unfortunately) cities in Norway. However, my life will never be the same after visiting Geiranger 🥰🥰🥰 Don't come back from Alesund without visiting Geiranger! Of note, I took a bus ride from Bergen to Alesund and I must say, I was so much mesmerized by the scenery that I had to get an extra memory card for my action camera after arrival at Alesund 😊 We took a bus until Hellesylt and then used a ferry trip which had tour guidance included. The trip was slow enough allowing us to see all notable waterfalls. And when I arrived at Geiranger, I immediately fell in love with the small heaven on Earth 🥰. I was considering moving there, then made more realistic plans and extended my visit for one more night 😊. The scenery from our cabin was breathtaking! We also visited Dalsnibba. I would recommend hiking from the parking spot instead of driving to the top. And I hope still there are snow walls on the way to the top. At the end of May, it was double my height. And waterfalls in Geiranger, more and more waterfalls. We had a very strong flow right in the corner of our cabin and I was enjoying it day and night, still, it was not enough!🥰🥰 Last not the least, don't come back without discovering the "Pulpit rock" of Geiranger. It may require some help to find the right spot. But when you find it, it will be pure joy! Have fun and enjoy it! Cheers!

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

Wow! How interesting! Thank you very much Nigar 🤗🤗🤗 excellent comment! Love it! Geiranger it is then 😉 I’m planning to visit Ålesund this year for sure. I’ll definitely give a go to that place too 🙂🤗

[@NoctLightCloud]

googling Geiranger photos and looking at them right now. It reminds me of Hallstatt here in Austria :)

[@goldensparrow4076]

Thanks for the video, Anna! You're amazing. It'd be so interesting to watch any video about Norwegian people, their mentality, temperament, stereotypes related to them, dating culture and such things.

[@ingeborghaverstad2934]

You must see Kristiansand and Lindesnes

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

Absolutely! Adding to my travel list 😉🤗

[@web-dreams]

AWESOME, Have a great summer, love from Pretoria, South Africa.

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

Hank you very much Bennie ☺️🤗🤗 You too! Have a wonderful summer ahead 🙌🏻 What’s the temperature like in South Africa summer time? Is it really hot usually? What are your typical summer activities? I haven’t seen yet in South Africa but I would absolutely love going!

[@web-dreams]

@@AnnaGoldmanTravel It is currently Winter, And interestingly Pretoria has strange temperature fluctuations. The North Of Pretoria is Sub-Tropical, so it is mostly warm during winter. I stay in the east, where the temperature differs about 8 deg Celsius from North. So where I am, it is currently one of the coldest winters I have experienced yet. I was born and raised in the Free State Province, near Bloemfonetien, where winters are generally extreme. Our Summers are real hot yes, our best time of the year is from September to October and March/April, where the temperatures are a perfect 26-27 deg Celsius. What we do: Fishing, Swimming, Braai (Barbeque) is a big thing here, Camping, Hiking, Bungee, Surfing (best waves in the world in Jeffreys Bay), Sporting Events, Lots of cultural things (we have 11 official languages, I am Afrikaans, but can speak 5). We are very outdoorsy people. Children play outside and are generally more active than most countries. You should definitely visit, we have a beautiful country.. Thanks for asking

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

@@web-dreams WoW!! Sounds amazing Bennie! I should definitely try surfing there 😉 I’m a massive fan of waves 😁 Winter now.. how interesting! Something so different from Europe now 🙂 even in south England its 30 degrees these days 😁 Bbq?? So cool! I love trying local bbq’s in different countries 😉 usually the concept seems the same - but I never tried 2 similar bbq’s in different countries, usually some local twist ☺️ Hopefully, when current situation is over, I’ll make my way to gorgeous South Africa 🤗🤗🤗

[@vinishalawrence9555]

Awesome content!!!!! Very knowledgeable and inspiring

[@ovehall6359]

Check out de sandvigske samlinger, Mai haugen, Lillehammer. Lots of old buildings and a interesting social collection of old Norway 1600-1890

[@premanshibuya]

cool vlog. try to visit stavanger anna (preikestolen, oil museum, sverd i fjell, kjerag, and many more :))

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

I absolutely will and hopefully this year 😉🤗 I’ve heard Stavanger is truly amazing 🙌🏻

[@elizabethquainoo4624]

Anna you are looking gorgeous in blue

[@Toreld52]

Sorry to say that somebody have misled you. The big white church in Tromsø is situated on the mainland, not Kvaløya. It is a church called Ishavskatedralen, no links to the opera in Sidney. Ishavskatedralen often have some small concerts, but it is mainly a church. The name of the church in English is IceOceanCathedral.

[@grisbakken]

If you are in shoping center you should look for New Yorker (clothes), Nille and Kiwi. If you are in Kiwi look for first price products to save money. If you are buying things like fishing things or tent pr things to go outside in the nature, look for the store Xxl lower prices here. If you must have someting to your car look for Biltema.

[@bobmalibaliyahmarley1551]

The closest mainland city to Lofoten Islands is the city Bodø.

[@sfprojectTheJourney]

I've been there! Beautiful setting, the whole Lofoten to be honest!

[@mortensandmoen5208]

Maby take a trip to the sothern part of Norway, now in the summer!

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

Closer to September 🙂 I’m taking a trip to south of Italy right now 😉😁

[@mortensandmoen5208]

@@AnnaGoldmanTravel Now it is better in the South of Norway! It is to warm i Italy now, and maby to cold in Norway in September. And lot of places close down after summer.

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

@@mortensandmoen5208 well.. maybe next summer then 🙂 as it’s our family tradition to spend summer in Italy 😉

[@mortensandmoen5208]

@@AnnaGoldmanTravel I Will recomand it, but you never know the wether in Norway. If you get Nice wether, you can go bating in 20-24C in the sea, nice place to eat outside and a lot of life!

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

@@mortensandmoen5208 so true! Last summer in Norway was amazing 😌😌 I enjoyed it a lot! Hopefully this one will be pleasantly warm too 🤗

[@monkeybusiness3047]

Totally agree!. My wife and I have visited Norway 3 times and went to all the places you mentioned. We simply just want to go back to Noway again and again!!

[@mrtchaikovsky6341]

I am going very well about your list Tromsø and Sommarøy few times i done there my ow photography workshop Ålesund so lovely city and Oslo Just Bergen and Lofoten left well Sanja will be nice

[@mralx4458]

You forgot Fredrikstad!! The most attractive city in Norway with an old fortified town, an amazing coast line and so many beatiful places to visit, especially in the summer, you are most welcome :-)

[@adelarsen9776]

Things go better with Petter.

[@jellycat7397]

You should go to Eidsvoll in Norway it’s a fun place with beautiful spots to eat and relax

[@torgeirbrandsnes1916]

You need to take a trip on the Coastal Express. Hurtigruta! Great vlog as always!

[@gypsysnowwolf2313]

I want to travel to the Scandinavian countries so bad. I'll start with Norway first of course. 😉

[@LairMistress]

I'm definitely paying attention to these videos, with the recommendations for places to visit in Norway! Only problem is, I probably won't have a car. I used to travel across the country by car when working in contract archaeology; but it's been many years since I could afford to buy and maintain my own vehicle. I'm only able to plan this trip because I'm in the process of inheriting money from my late Mom's estate (she passed away just over two months ago, alas). But perhaps I'll manage to obtain a driver's license before I head for Norway next summer, as planned...

[@zelyazelya8426]

So cool💥

[@grisbakken]

If you like using tent i can say that the nature small lakes and rivers around the lake Femunden is nice. or taking a tour with the boat femund 2 and go in the mountains around Femunden. The lake Sømåa that go in to the fantastic lake Istern west for Femunden. Kanoo in istern and use a tent her around the sea is werry niice. Its lovly if you like fishing here to. Eadt for femunden you find Fenunden national park. Old forrest big old treas and lovly to go kanoo or going in mountest and old forrest. In the south east you find Elgå. Here you can take Femund 2 to Synnervika just outside Røros and the mines. 70 km south for Femunden you find Trysil. A nice place to stay if you lik downhill skeeing. Engerdal where Femundrn is and Trysil is just few kilometers from Sweden. And you find agoodlocal shops to buy cheeper things in Sweden. So if you driving east you should visit the near by shops in sweden when you are in Trysil or Engerdal. In between Trysil and Engerdal you find s litle mountain called Skagsvola. Beutifull on the top here. Skagsvola is on the side of a lKe called Engern or Engersjøen. If you are in Engerdal and goes thrue Drevsjø and then into Sweden you can Find another Downhill mountains called Idre. Going frim there and 3 hours longer west in Sweden you find a great Park in City called Orsa. Here you can see and learn about Scandinavian animal like, polar bear, wolf, Birds, and many more. The also have animales from other countries and continents.

[@MYMALegalAwareness]

Nice

[@heuredetude6382]

Awesome thanks for sharing this Great vlog 💞

[@oh515]

You will probably remake this list after visiting Trøndelag and Trondheim 😊 but this is for sure nice places to visit. BTW, there is a place with the name Å in Trøndelag too, but maybe not so exciting as Å in Lofoten. Just a fun fact 😊 I live few kilometers from Trollstigem, and I’ll think the locals been disappointed when you move it to Ålesund 😳😊 Ålesund is for sure a nice place too, but many choose to stay here in Rauma (Åndalsnes/Isfjorden, etc).

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

I’m definitely coming to Trondheim! It was already decided a few months ago ☺️🤗 which month is better - September or October? Seems like I might have more time than I expected in Norway 😁 so I would absolutely love to travel and discover the country even more. Another Å??? Wow! How cool! I definitely need to see it ☺️ thank you very much indeed 🤗🤗

[@oh515]

@@AnnaGoldmanTravel Å in Trøndelag is in Orcland (or Orkland kommune). So ther is of course orc’s in Trøndelag as well 🧟‍♂️. I believe I did answer your question earlier. If you go to the coast, both September and October are good seasons for seafood but be aware of storms in October. You could of course be lucky 😊 That said, the storms is also a part of Norway. 👍

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

@@oh515 ahh brilliant! Thank you so much 🤗 I don’t mind experiencing Norwegian storm for once 😉 you are right, it’s definitely a part of real Norway

[@piotr-ski7185]

I used to live in Oslo but I don't like the city. I recommend Tromsø 😊. great movie Anna, best regards

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

Thank you Piotr 🤗🤗 I’m just coming back from Tromsø 😁

[@grisbakken]

You should visit Røros city in Norway and the mines there.

[@havardhovdet9217]

Tromsø is located about 370 km north of the Arctic Circle...

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

Cool 🤩🤩 thank you very much for your comment 🤗

[@jsphmarquez]

Thanks for the videos !! Am planning a trip once everything is in the clear for international travel.

[@grisbakken]

Norwegians who live at tje east of the country are buying food in sweden. So if you planing to stay long in the east side of Norway check out posibilities to shop in Sweden. Rent a car and buy food in sweden. Special meat and Alchol are mush cheeper in Sweden. When we Norwegians gies for shoping in Sweden we calles it Harrytur. If you not have a car to go to Sweden use the the local stores to buy food not in resturant. Make you own food instead of resturant if you will save money. Or else we have many good resturants. And if you go by driving car remember to visit gas stations in the bigger cities because it will cost you less money there. And in Norway the fuel prices is lower in some days, like sunday and monday morning.

[@donaldmerchant8412]

Thank you so much for your wonderful videos. I have learned so much through your travels. I have seen many videos of train cab rides through the Alps. The country is beautiful. Have you been to Flam or Myrdal? Would love to see one of your videos of these areas.

[@Es-jt4yj]

That church i not on kvaløya, kvaløya and tromsøya are Islands that is connected to Tromsdalen that is land. The church is in Tromsdalen.

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

Thank you so much for correcting me ☺️ next time I’m visiting Tromsø I’ll know 😉🤗

[@adelarsen9776]

Best place in Norway is the Aass brewery. That's in Drammen.

[@Prompeius]

When you're in Ålesund, can i reccomend you looking into a trip to the bird island Runde? Just a 1.5-2hr drive away. Southern most bird sanctuary in Norway, can take boat trips around the island and get real close to the birds, beautiful hiking paths and sleepover possibility in an old lighthouse. Highly reccomend it if you get the chance

[@roarw.budalen9683]

Try Sørreisa Anna, mountens and much more

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

Great one!! Thank you so much 🤗🤗 hopefully I’ll have enough time to give it a go 😉

[@ArashAbravesh]

fantastic

[@bearofthunder]

Seems like you may have held your map of Tromsø upside down... the "Ishavskatedralen" (Ice Ocean Cathedral) is not on Kvaløya. Kvaløya is on the opposite side of Tromsø Island. The cathedral is on the mainland and that area goes under the name of "Tromsdalen".

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

That’s a great idea 😁 ill get one 😉 thank you 🤗

[@bearofthunder]

@@AnnaGoldmanTravel I did not really understand your reply here, but never mind. I lived a few years of my life in Tromsø, on Kvaløya, so you can trust my information on this.

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

@@bearofthunder I do indeed 🙂 I’ve been there only 2 times in my life - so I definitely need to get a map 😉

[@a.visitor4309]

vi vil gjerne se en lang video om kongefamilien og spesielt interiøret og eksteriøret til palasset deres og andre hjem. Tusen takk. Du har laget veldig interessante videoer. Er navnet «Fredericks» norsk? Dette er min mormors pikenavn.

[@williamwyckoff3963]

I like Norway ! there's Harold in our family book 1060-1066 who was he?

[@fischersfritz468]

About travelling to norway: it is starting again! I'll come to Norway on 8th of July

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

WoW!! Thats super cool! Is it open for the residents? Or for the tourists as well? 😉

[@fischersfritz468]

@@AnnaGoldmanTravel it is complicated. As always. 1) from 24. June on Norway is accepting the Eu vaccination certificate to enter. Valid for every EU country and Switzerland 2)Norway is changing its rules for "safe countries" to comply with EU standards. Through this quite some countries will beccome "green" and its citizens are allowed entry (with test at the border). The new regulation starts on 5th of july

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

@@fischersfritz468 great one! Thank you very much. Still the question is.. how long they will keep those countries on a ‘green list’ as the situation might change any day 🧐 Same as England - a week ago Greenland was greet, today it’s amber 😤

[@fischersfritz468]

@@AnnaGoldmanTravel well... no one can guarantee you anything. With the delta variant around everything could change in a few weeks. But travel could be open for a longer time if you are vaccinated (+have a EU-certificate)

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

@@fischersfritz468 thats another thing about vaccines! A few days ago the US stopped recognising Astra Zeneca from the UK.. my personal advice if you really want to travel this time of our life: 1. Be prepared to get stuck in the country of your travel 2. Take all you passports, ID cards with you - just in case 3. Allocate extra budget as anything can happen I’m stuck in Italy until august now 🙂

[@sivakd8091]

Fun Fact, a lot of Ålesund has german 1940s architecture because in the 1940s or WW2 the Nazis helped rebuild Ålesund after the nazi invasion of Norway in 1940 and after the City fire of Ålesund in 1904 which destroyed around 850 houses and buildings.

[@batman192]

Ciao Miss🥰👈

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

Ciao a te ☺️ sono a Roma 😉

[@batman192]

@@AnnaGoldmanTravel ciao con chi sei venuta. E per quando tempo rimani?

[@grisbakken]

If you like Norways culture and history about the trolls. Visit Hunderfossen familie park. We have many farytales about trolls in Norway. And here you can learn about trolls.

[@NoctLightCloud]

can I still visit Norway this winter or is it still restricted a lot due to Corona? Also, which month is the best time to visit?

[@chandrasekharbuddagalla721]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@vladimirlisovskiy6518]

Hi Anna, please advise on visiting farms that will allow families with children to immerse themselves in the daily life of Norwegian farmers.

[@DanneyTanner]

I want to visit Norway...Can you make a video on the hoops to go through on how to get there with the covid restrictions? Ive heard different things. Like you have to be fully vaccinated and then you have to do a lock down in a hotel room for 1 to 2 weeks before your set free to explore.

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

Check my precious videos about quarantine hotel in Norway - I even have a special play list with 3 videos from quarantine hotel 🙂 This is exactly what you have to go through right now if you want to visit Norway 😉 Yes, they are discussing to open the borders for vaccinated people from July - but nothing is certain yet. So I’m in Italia already 😁

[@DanneyTanner]

@@AnnaGoldmanTravel so I missed the part about if they actually required to be vaccinated or just a paper saying that you were tested for covid?

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

@@DanneyTanner you need a negative covid test certificate - this is 100%

[@DanneyTanner]

@@AnnaGoldmanTravel From local hospital?

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

@@DanneyTanner usually you must provide a negative Covid certificate when you are boarding your flight, at the airport

[@ThaddaeusAlexander]

I’m moving to Stavanger Norway have you been there ? And if so anything cool to check out?

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

Brilliant! Not yet, I haven’t visited Stavanger yet 😉 But it’s another massive expat hub, especially for oil and gas 🙂 so yes, eventually I’ll go there for sure

[@delorisnicholas1170]

I've been to Stavanger. Beautiful place. Loved the market and the food.

[@y3wtub3]

Is this your drone in some of your videos? What are the laws like with flying drones? I've looked online and see a permit is required, just a basic registration for a small drone. Are there any places they don't allow them? Like signs up saying no drones? Thanks

[@Hybris71]

If you message me the dates you'll be in Ålesund, I'll happily guide you. Also, if you're here for a weekend, and it's not pouring, I'll take you through Trollstigen on a motorcycle, if you'd like. Or Atlanterhavsvegen, if you prefer.

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

Aww thank you so much ☺️🤗🤗 how kind of you! Well.. I’m planning to come September or October - which time would be best? Any recommendations? ☺️ I would love to visit Ålesund! It’s a must before my contract in Norway is finished 🙂

[@pranoyshaji4730]

Can you do a vedio on house tour of yours ?

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

Next week it will be out 😉😁

[@peterc.1618]

You could google Norwegian estate agents and look at photos/videos from inside houses for sale.

[@martinlie667]

I from the Sarborg

[@MrAlekoy]

Hell means "luck" in Norwegian btw :) guess there is some irony in there somewhere.

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

Really?? This is so cute 🤩🤩🤩 And what’s the Norwegian word for Hell? 🙂

[@MrAlekoy]

@@AnnaGoldmanTravel that would be "Helvete" :) And there are multiple places named that around the country

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

@@MrAlekoy aww really?! That’s so interesting ☺️ Thank you so much 🤗 I have to check them out now!

[@zoranznidaric4518]

Do you know that Scandinavia is connected to Scanda (aka Kartkieya, aka Murgan) ? He is the son of god Shiva in India. Scanda was very good at martial arts (Kalaripayattu, father of Kung Fu and Karate) and was commander in chief of gods. In ancient times Scanda sent his warriors and people from south India to today's Scandinavia to establish a new kingdom.

[@pranoyshaji4730]

We would like to c inside of a nowaygian house !!!

[@hritikpanchal9123]

🔥

[@nicossbots]

being russian yourself,do you think norwegians view eastern europeans in a bad light? i'm romanian and i often dream of living in norway(so far,it is my dream country) but knowing how romanians are viewed in the rest of the european countries,i'm honestly very worried.

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

Don’t worry, people see a person not a passport 😉 I’m Jewish which is usually worse 😂 Just treat people they way you want to be treated. And if any nasty bastard says anything what you find offensive, smile, turn around and walk away - never get to low level of uneducated people 😉

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

Romania is a great country by the way! So much history 🤩🤩 I’ve never been but would absolutely love visiting one day 🙂

[@rockinrollinntrollin616]

OSLO ...maybe the most expensive city ..IN THE WORLD !

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

Great point! Actually could be 😉

[@slugbricks]

You shod go to Tønsberg and you can wisit sjlotsfjellet

[@batman192]

Ciaooooooooo ⚘⚘⚘Annaaaaàaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

🤩🤗🤗🤗

[@salahinamarega1099]

Hi Anna

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

Hello there 🙂

[@salahinamarega1099]

How are you and thank you for everything

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

@@salahinamarega1099 my pleasure 🙂 I’m glad you are doing well

[@andre8860]

I want to visit your place so we can have some fun. Promise you’ll be thrilled with the outcome

[@winstonwushoma5302]

hi started watching your vlog and it is interesting i would love to move and work in Norway please assist i did my BSN

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

Thank you very much 🤗 I’m so happy you enjoyed it 🙂❤️

[@imoddi]

You forgot Norway most beautiful cities Drammen, Sandnes, Stavanger!

[@VvzEmrik]

Visit Tønsberg

[@Slappfesk1]

Ya got oslo, bergen and ålesund, without trondheim.. disappointed..

[@tommyovesen]

Use a microphone. I will sound so much better.

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

I know... just got it. Lack of Amazon in Norway made it slightly complicated to get one 😉

[@tommyovesen]

@@AnnaGoldmanTravel Try Komplett.no. Otherwise, nice videos! Funny to see how an American views my country :)

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

@@tommyovesen thank you so much Tommy ☺️🤗 I already got it in London, you’ll see much better quality in a few weeks time 😉 Actually I was born in Russia and spent last years in England 🙂 America is still in my travel list 😉

[@tommyovesen]

@@AnnaGoldmanTravel Ah, ok. Nice :)

[@xasanth6318]

What about Skarsvåg? :P By the way there is a Hell in Norway, Michigan USA, Netherlands... and a "Hölle" (the German word for hell) in Naila, Austria and so on :D and given the original context of heaven and hell... you could roughly say: earth was heaven until we made the hell out of it due to greed and so on... sad but true... live could be better for everyone but that would be a long discussion at a fire crackling i the fireplace and everyone feels "koselig"

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

🤩🤩🤩 wow! I didn’t know about other Hells 😁 how cool! I still need to make it to Norwegian one though 😉 then I’ll do the rest

[@xasanth6318]

@@AnnaGoldmanTravel well I mean Luzifer is a fallen angel ruling hell... but can angels themselves enter hell? *smirks cheeky*

[@torso99]

as a local resident i advise you to plan your trip well......... a visit here is gonna cost you......... eaven if you are not living da vida loca just normal things will flat your wallet

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

So true! Extremely important planning things in advance and allocate enough of your budget 😉🤗

[@Wesaveingold]

You Forgot Halden... :-(

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

I’ve never been there yet 😉

[@vidarenerud5317]

Strange that you use Swedish viking helmet in your tumbnail. That’s a big no no…

[@AnnaGoldmanTravel]

Swedish?? Really? ☺️ how interesting! What’s the difference? 😉

[@cjreynolds3013]

PLAN TO VISIT NORWAY 🇳🇴IN OCTOBER OF THIS YEAR 2022 TO TAKE A BREAK FROM THIS BABYLON CALLED AMERICA BECAUSE NORWAY 🇳🇴IS ONE OF THE MOST HAPPIEST AND SAFEST COUNTRIES IN THE WORLD. AMERICA IS NOT JUST THE UNITED STATES BUT THE ENTIRE WESTERN HEMISPHERE WHICH CONSISTS OF NORTH AMERICA AND SOUTH AMERICA . I WILL BE COMING FROM THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

[@eliottcantor]

I now want to drink Ale from curved horns

[@jameskyawmyint2711]

Can you call me in NORWAY?

[@watermelonshark2662]

Buuuu

[@survivingkitten6032]

cats

[@sivakd8091]

Dont visit Drammen, its not worth the pain.

[@j.langer5949]

Oy vey! Shut it down!