Norwegen. Das Buch

Deep fjords, mighty glaciers, the midnight sun at the North Cape, and urban gems like Bergen or Trondheim: Norway's diverse landscapes, with its many national parks on the mainland and in Svalbard, correspond to an equally rich culture. This magnificent KUNTH illustrated book, "Norway. The Book," takes you through this varied country with its stave churches, fishing villages, and deep forests.

Artifacts from the Viking Age bring the past close, unique stave churches, and the largest Gothic cathedral in the North in Trondheim have been created by the people of this land, as well as one of the oldest democratic constitutions in Europe.

The popular Hurtigruten cruise along the rugged west coast leads to the north. Here, you will find Europe's most remote and pristine landscapes, where the sun shines almost uninterrupted over the mighty glaciers in summer, roaring waterfalls cascade into the winding and expansive fjords, and quiet lakes and the occasional moose can be found in the dense forests.

Exciting background information and anecdotes promise engaging texts and themed pages. You can immerse yourself in the beauty of this land, where nature remains unspoiled and even cities retain their authentic charm.

• Illustrated book with expressive photographs
• Informative texts on sights and highlights
• Interesting facts about culture, flora, and fauna, as well as about the land and its people in thematic boxes and on themed pages
• Special pages with quotes and stories from selected individuals.