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BERGEN’S BRIGHT LIGHTS The southern jewel of Norway’s coast, Bergen has been giving a warm Norwegian welcome to its visitors for more than 900 years. Its colourful and charming Bryggen wharf district has gained a place on UNESCO’s World Heritage list, and the view over the city when you take the Fløibanen Funicular up to Mount Fløyen is pretty impressive too.
SUMPTUOUS SOGNEFJORD Norway’s longest fjord, fans of Sognefjord also claim that it is one of the most beautiful travel destinations in the world. And they aren’t wrong! Sitting pretty among three national parks, two UNESCO sites, national scenic routes, dramatic waterfalls, majestic mountain lakes, unique museums, art galleries, and more, Sognefjord shows off the best of what Norway can offer.
SAILING IN A NEW STYLE The fam trip will be hosted aboard one of Hurtigruten's newly refurbished ships for 2016; the MS Kong Harald. Cosy, new cabins and a fresh, sleek ‘Arctic Interior’ design style has meant cruising Norway's coast just got a lot more chic.
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