Stegastein
Stegastein is a stunning lookout point located 650 meters above Sognefjorden. On a clear day, the view from this spot is truly breathtaking!
The 30-meter-long platform, constructed in 2006, is made of laminated pine and steel. Situated approximately 18 kilometers from Flåm, it has become one of the most popular attractions in the region. Undoubtedly, it is well worth a visit for anyone in the area!
Borgund Stave Church
This church stands out as one of the most beautiful stave churches in Norway.
Built in 1180, it remains exceptionally well preserved, showcasing its historic charm. Next to the church, visitors can explore a welcoming visitor center that includes a cozy café and a charming souvenir shop.
Conveniently located just 55 kilometers from Flåm, this attraction is both accessible and well worth the visit.
More information about this wonderful church here.
The Viking Village in Gudvangen
The Viking Village in Gudvangen offers a captivating attraction where you can immerse yourself in the fascinating world of the Vikings and discover how they lived.
This unique destination combines memorable experiences, engaging learning opportunities, and fun activities for all ages. Here, you can interact with enthusiastic reenactors who bring history to life, all while staying true to authentic historical details.
Conveniently located just 20 kilometers from Flåm, this family-friendly attraction promises an unforgettable journey into the past.”
More information about The Viking Valley here.
Norwegian Glacier Museum
The Norwegian Glacier Museum, situated in Fjærland at the picturesque end of the Fjærlandsfjord, is located about 100 kilometers from Flåm.
As Norway’s leading center for glacier and climate education, the museum offers an exceptional opportunity to delve into these fascinating natural phenomena.
Serving as an official information hub for the Jostedalsbreen National Park, home to Norway’s largest glacier and its breathtaking surroundings, the museum enriches visitors’ understanding of this remarkable region. To ensure a global reach, the exhibitions are thoughtfully presented in 13 languages, including Norwegian, English, German, Dutch, Spanish, French, Italian, Russian, Polish, Portuguese, Chinese, Japanese, and Korean