- Norway - Wikipedia
Norway has two official names: Norge in Bokmål and Noreg in Nynorsk
- Norway | Facts, Points of Interest, Geography, History . . .
Lying on the northern outskirts of the European continent and thus avoiding the characteristics of a geographic crossroads, Norway (the “northern way”) has maintained a great homogeneity among its peoples and their way of life
- Visit Norway | Official travel guide to Norway
To get the most out of your holiday, we recommend that you choose one or two regions to explore Here are some of the highlights! Top hikes, top places to stay, top activities and more Find the very best Norway has to offer through our top lists
- Norway travel - Lonely Planet | Europe
From cruising the fjords and wild camping to cities full of culture and incredible food, here are 13 top things to do on a visit to Norway Norway’s top places to visit include magnificent fjords, Arctic islands, culture-packed cities and more
- Norge – les om historie, språk, politikk – Store norske leksikon
Norge, Noreg, er et monarki i Europa som utgjør den vestlige og nordlige delen av Den skandinaviske halvøya Landet grenser i øst mot Sverige, Finland og Russland
- Norway - Country Profile - Nations Online Project
Norway is considered to be one of the most developed democracies and states of justice in the world The country has a hereditary constitutional monarchy with a parliamentary democratic system of governance Head of State is the monarch
- 25 Fascinating Facts About Norway - Life in Norway
15 Norway isn't called Norway! At least, not in Norwegian Norway is the name of the country in the English language In Norwegian, the country is called Norge In the lesser-used nynorsk variety of Norwegian, the spelling is Noreg
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