Scandinavian fairy tale
Last year I realized my dream - I visited Norway.
My wife and I do not travel very much, but each time we try to pick up something special (before Norway there was a trip to Morocco). We prepared for last year's trip for quite a long time - a whole year: we found out from friends and on the Internet when it was better to go. And they understood - if for super-sensations, then for the May holidays. And they weren't wrong!! ! Imagine - it's hot at home, and in three days we are already playing snowballs. And these magical journeys from winter and snowy tunnels (mountains) to summer (valleys), where flowers and bright colors. As we were told, at this time of the year the most picturesque waterfalls accompany you all the way through the most beautiful plateaus and amazing fjords.
The fjords of Norway are something that is simply impossible to talk about, you have to go there and see everything with your own eyes. I especially liked the walk along the Nerey Fjord, where kilometer-high mountains are cut through by a bay only 100-200 meters wide! And the waterfalls are all around.
The most unforgettable moment of the trip is a stop on the "flying cliff" and a view of Geiranger, we didn't even take pictures - we just watched. . .
I really liked Bergen, such a cozy town (there, by the way, there is an aquarium - I saw penguins for the first time). Loved the fish market in Bergen.
I don’t know why (the group didn’t share our opinion), but I really liked Oslo, especially the new district of Aker Brygge. I don't like "high tech", but in Oslo everything is so harmonious. . . I looked at the "Scream" in the art museum with pleasure and fell in love with Vigellan Park, it's something special.
Copenhagen and Stockholm were also included in the travel program. The cities are very different, but surprisingly beautiful: fabulous Copenhagen and majestic Stockholm.
In general, impressions - the sea, the trip is worth it. I sincerely wish everyone to visit Scandinavia.
From practical advice: a windbreaker, two pairs of comfortable shoes, an umbrella... and sunscreen.
The next trip is chosen by the wife, so I think it will be Peru (or maybe I hope... )
