Reise-Taschenbuch Reiseführer Norwegen, Das Fjordland

About the Book
"I don't need therapy. I just need to go to Norway," was written on the T-shirt of a very content-looking hiker I met in the Fjordland. He is right; so much unspoiled nature is balm for the soul: gliding through steep cliffs on a ferry, marveling at glacier giants, picking blueberries, and cooling your feet in the fjord after a hike. But beware, a single trip can be enough to get infected with the Norway virus. That’s what the author of this travel guide, who is also highly infected, says.

You will notice it when you follow her tours to exciting natural spectacles like Preikestolen and Trollpikken, have a rendezvous with the Nigardsbreen glacier, or tackle her favorite mountain biking route yourself: the Rallarvegen is a unique experience in Nordic biking. In Stavanger, she guides you through an open-air gallery of street art on the house walls, in Bergen through winding streets with wooden buildings or right into a vibrant student scene. Her favorite places also invite you to embrace new experiences: whether in the Village of Used Books or spending the night in a remote cabin village, primarily inhabited by goats.

And thus, you will experience Norway’s Fjordland with the DuMont Travel Guidebook:

• Personal and authentic: We value honest experiences, closeness, and presence.
• Clear organization into individual regions with their towns and landscapes.
• Joyful immersion-and-experience pages before each chapter.
• The tours: just head out and take new paths. Actively immerse yourself in nature and culture.
• The favorite spots: great for surprising discoveries.
• The addresses: radically subjective selection, sometimes stylish, sometimes ecological, always individual and personal.
• The magazine: a diverse travel feature. It also tackles critical and controversial topics.
• The maps: 4 city maps, 25 tour maps, overview map with the most important routes.