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Porsche to get to one of their sister stays will exemplify iÛiÀÞÌhin} v>nà ov Ìhi wniÀ Ìhin}à VoÕl` ho«i voÀ vÀom time in Norway. Pausing for a souvenir from Norway’s ol`iÃÌ kniÌÜi>À m>kiÀ] iÛol`] ÜhiVh nÕ̽à v>ÌhiÀ >VµÕiÀi` in Ìhi £9näà Ü>à >n iÀÀiÃiÃÌiLli wn>l ÌoÕVh°


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Juliet shares three ethical and eco-experiences within reach of Oslo


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yÞ}Ãk>m ­yi}hÌ Ãh>mi®] LÕÌ Ìook Ãomi VomvoÀÌ Ühin oÕÀ connections were booked with Widerøe, an airline aiming Ìo l>ÕnVh >ll-iliVÌÀiV yi}hÌà LÞ ÓäÓÈ° oÀ oÀÜi}i>nÃ] 7i`iÀ©i ià moÀi liki > LÕà ÃiÀÛiVi >n` ÌhiiÀ ÌiinÞ yi}hÌà of 15 to 30 minutes are normal to get around Scandinavia’s ÀimoÌi moÕnÌ>inà >n` vjoÀ`ð Ƃ LiÀ`½Ã-iÞi ÛiiÜ ov VoloÕÀvÕl Bergen was a true delight while aboard the airline’s loÜ-imiÃÃion >Ãh-n «Ào«illoÀ «l>ni] >lloÜin} Õà Ìo >`miÀi Ìhi LÀi}hÌlÞ «>inÌi` Üoo`in hoÕÃià >n` Ìhi 1niÃVo- «ÀoÌiVÌi` Üh>Àv°


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by electric car. Starting and ending in Bergen, this Scandi o`ÞÃÃiÞ h>` Õà À>««illin} `oÜn Ü>ÌiÀv>llÃ] ovv-Ào>` biking, hiking and climbing. Gliding in clear waters with Ã>lmon oni `>Þ] Àil>Ýin} in > yo>Ìin} Ã>Õn> Ìhi niÝÌ° Up Norway’s bespoke itinerary took us along the historic Hardanger, where we enjoyed time with local hosts, farmers and chefs, allowing us to experience >ÕÌhinÌiV oÀÜi}i>n VÕlÌÕÀi° Ƃ Vi`iÀ-Ì>ÃÌin} ÃiÃÃion >Ì Saft og Siderfabrikk was a rich history lesson to rival the wniÃÌ ÛiniÞ>À` iÝ«iÀiinVià ½Ûi knoÜn° /hià v>milÞ-oÜni` v>Àm h>à Liin m>kin} >Ü>À`-Üinnin} ÜoÀl`-Vl>Ãà cider using traditional methods since the early 1900s. 7>n`iÀin} ÌhÀoÕ}h ÌhiiÀ ÃoÕl-Õ«livÌin} oÀVh>À`à Ìhin Ì>ÃÌin} ÌhiiÀ `ÀÞ] VÀië] Àiwni`] vÀÕiÌÞ Ìi««lià }>Ûi >n unbeatable taste of the terroir.


Passion project ioÌoÕÀiÃm ià >lÃo Üh>Ì `iwnià Ìimi ëinÌ in oÀÜ>Þ° Holmen Loften is a remote rendezvous prime for iÝVlÕÃiÛi-ÕÃi Ì>kioÛiÀà q > «>ÃÃion «ÀojiVÌ ov n}Õnn Rasmussen and family. Looking out the window in the Arctic Circle at 3am, on this wild, rugged archipelago in North Norway, staring at that clear pastel night light, was beautifully bewildering – and unforgettable.


WOMEN’S MUSEUM, VILLA ROLIGHED, KONGSVINGER A big trend in sustainable travel is revealing


previously hidden stories, and this initiative tells the tale of women’s roles in Norwegian history. It’s not just about spotlighting feminist icons, it portrays unsung ladies in the background who were the SWKGVGUV DWV QHVGP OQUV KORQTVCPV KPƃWGPEGTU


KVINNEMUSEET.NO THE PLUS, MAGNOR


If you’re a sustainable design devotee, a tour of the Vestre furniture factory in the middle of a forest in Magnor is worth a pilgrimage. The site includes a 300-acre park with art installations, a playground, picnic areas and a slide down from its green roof.


THEPLUS.NO PAN TREETOP CABINS, GJESÅSEN Deep in the forest, two hours north of Oslo, these


light-touch lodgings beg you to go wild swimming or try sunset yoga. And then, tucked up in bed in your design-led cabin, listen out for the howl of wolves in the ancient forest.


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