15 Reasons to Visit the World's Happiest Country

The capital city of Oslo offers cutting edge architecture and daring contemporary art.

The Lofoten Islands attract visitors for their fishing and views of such natural phenomenon as the northern lights and the midnight sun.

The Oslo Opera House was designed to accommodate plenty of roof visitors — perfect for a view of the water.

Bird watch in Bodo, a city with the densest population of white-tailed sea eagles in the world, according to Visit Norway.

Trollstigen is perfect for nature trekking and striking panoramic views.

Preikestolen, also known as "the pulpit rock," stands nearly 2,000 feet tall.

The Arctic Cathedral is located in Tromso, northern Norway.

Port Bergen is one of the most popular stops for Arctic cruises.

Travelers flock to Norway for its spectacular views of the natural phenomenon known as Aurora Borealis or the Northern Lights.

Explore the medieval history of this 12th century city.

The Geiranger fjord is protected by UNESCO as a world heritage site.

No trip to Norway is complete without a visit to some of its cozy fishing villages, such as Flam.

Hamnoy Harbor welcomes visitors to the Lofoten Islands.

Hardangerfjorden is the second largest fjord in Norway.

The striking contemporary architecture of the Kilden Performing Arts Centre in Kristiansand welcomes visitors to operas and a diverse array of concerts.