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Molde, the "Town of Roses," sits on Norway's coast beneath 222 snowy peaks. Its mountain shelter softens the climate, giving the city a milder, more cosmopolitan feel. Rebuilt after wartime firebombing, Molde is now known for its history and a jazz festival that has lasted over 50 years. Visit the cathedral, Romsdal Museum, and Varden viewpoint, then drive the dramatic Atlantic Road past waves, islands, and soaring bridges.

Trondheim, Norway's historic capital, was founded in 997 by Viking king Olav Tryggvason. Though the country's third-largest city, it feels intimate, with a photogenic waterfront, old wooden warehouses, and lively Bakklandet's timber houses, cafes, and shops. It's also a tech hub with 30,000 students. See Gamle Bybro, Nidaros Cathedral, and ride the Gråkallbanen tram.

Åndalsnes lies where the Rauma meets the Romsdalsfjord, near UNESCO-listed fjord scenery. Once known for salmon fishing, it is now a hub for alpine sports: mountaineering, climbing, hiking, and base jumping. Nearby are the Trollstigen mountain road and the scenic Rauma Railway to Dombås, with mountains, valleys, waterfalls, bridges, tunnels, and a 180° underground turn. At the station, a former rail carriage serves as Norway's only train chapel.

Bergen's pastel waterfront, Bryggen, is a charming World Heritage row of Hanseatic warehouses rebuilt after the 1702 fire. Behind them, narrow lanes, wooden decks, craft shops, and galleries give the city a village feel despite its size and damp weather. Ride or hike Fløyen for panoramic views, especially at sunset. Nearby, Nærøyfjord and Sognefjord offer some of Norway's most iconic scenery.

Olden, a tiny Norwegian village at the mouth of the Oldeelva River on Nordfjord, is surrounded by dramatic peaks, valleys, glaciers, and waterfalls. Visit Jostedalsbreen, mainland Europe's largest glacier, and Briksdal Glacier for a close-up view. Cruise or kayak Nordfjord, stop at Lovatnet for waffles and strawberry jam, and ride Loen's Skylift to Mount Hoven for sweeping fjord-and-mountain views.

This is Fjordland at its finest. Named by National Geographic Traveler as "the world's most iconic destination," Vik feels like Tolkien wrote it: mists on the mountains, crisp air, silent glassy fjords, and a landscape steeped in Viking heritage, Scandinavian myth, and enchantment. Legend says Vikings and trolls battled on these waters, and Vik's two pretty stave churches stand on sacred Norse land.

Haugesund, on the North Sea, is a charming Norwegian port town founded in the 19th century by herring fishermen. The sea shaped its past and still defines its lively harbor, docks, and fishing boats. Visit the Fishermen Memorial, Our Saviour's Church, and its many restaurants. Known as "the Nordic Cannes," it hosts the Norwegian International Film Festival, Sildajazz, and museums. Nearby, enjoy hikes, beaches, Karmøy Island, and Avaldsnes, with the Nordvegen History Centre and St. Olav's Church.

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