Light of Midgard

• Nidaros Cathedral – Norway’s most important Gothic cathedral and traditional coronation church, built over the burial site of St. Olav.
• Old Town Bridge – Trondheim’s famous red wooden bridge, offering postcard views over the colourful riverside warehouses.
• Bakklandet – A charming historic district of cobbled streets, wooden houses, cafés and artisan shops along the Nidelva River.

• Arctic Cathedral – Tromsø’s striking modern landmark, inspired by Arctic landscapes and northern light.
• Fjellheisen Cable Car – Ascend Mount Storsteinen for sweeping views over Tromsø, surrounding islands and snow-covered mountains.
• Polaria – An Arctic discovery centre showcasing polar wildlife, northern environments and Norway’s relationship with the Arctic.

• Arctic Cathedral – Tromsø’s striking modern landmark, inspired by Arctic landscapes and northern light.
• Fjellheisen Cable Car – Ascend Mount Storsteinen for sweeping views over Tromsø, surrounding islands and snow-covered mountains.
• Polaria – An Arctic discovery centre showcasing polar wildlife, northern environments and Norway’s relationship with the Arctic.

• Rampestreken Viewpoint – A dramatic viewing platform suspended high above Åndalsnes with breathtaking views across the Romsdalsfjord.
• Romsdalen Gondola – A scenic cable-car journey to Mount Nesaksla, revealing extraordinary mountain and fjord panoramas.
• Trollstigen – One of Norway’s most famous mountain roads, known for its hairpin bends, waterfalls and spectacular alpine scenery.

• Bryggen – The UNESCO listed Hanseatic wharf, famous for its colourful historic wooden buildings.
• Mount Fløyen – Ride the Fløibanen funicular above Bergen for panoramic views of the city, harbour and surrounding fjords.
• Bergen Fish Market – A lively harbour-side market and one of the city’s historic meeting places.

Transfer to airport for return flight to Malta