Driving in Norway is an experience like no other, with routes that take you through dramatic landscapes—mountain ranges, crystal-clear lakes, dense forests, and endless fjords. The best part is that the country’s well-marked roads and highways make it easy to get around, even for first-time visitors.

Start in Oslo, the capital city, where you can visit cultural sites like the iconic Opera House, the Vigeland Sculpture Park, and the National Gallery. After exploring Oslo, drive to the picturesque town of Bergen, a UNESCO World Heritage city known for its charming wooden buildings and its harbor area, Bryggen, which dates back to the 14th century. From Bergen, you can head into the surrounding mountains or venture toward the fjords, like the famous Geirangerfjord and Sognefjord.

Norway’s coastal roads are some of the most scenic in the world, especially the Atlantic Road (Atlanterhavsveien), which stretches across islands and connects them with bridges over the open sea. It’s a must-drive for anyone looking to experience some of the country’s best coastal views.