Places with audio guides - Norway

The most visited attraction in southern Norway combines a zoo, themed areas, and Captain Sabretooth stage shows.

Pikefossen is an 8-meter-high waterfall on the Kautokeinoelva River in northern Norway, also known for a local Sami legend.

Snøkolla is the highest mountain on the island of Langøya in Nordland County. It rises to 763 meters near the village of Myre.

The memorial site commemorates Gunnar Schjelderup, a key industrialist of interwar Norway and a prominent figure in the resistance during the Second World War.

The 34-meter-tall memorial column Sagasoyla in Leirdalen links Norwegian history from Hafrsfjord to Eidsvoll and features striking sculptural decoration.

A vast German coastal fortress from the Second World War, with a preserved gun emplacement, tunnels, and an exhibition set in the landscape above Sotra.

The 1982 cantilever bridge Rundebrua connects the islands of Remoya and Runde in Møre og Romsdal county and carries Fylkesvei 5876.

The official residence of the Norwegian monarch in central Oslo, completed in the 19th century. The grounds include an extensive park and a royal chapel.