The wooden churches

The story The story of Norway’s stave churches is a remarkable chapter in the nation’s architectural and religious history. These unique wooden structures, known as stavkirke in Norwegian, are a testament to the masterful craftsmanship of medieval builders...

Eating the whale is possible

Whale salami  Whale salami, a traditional food in some cultures, is made from the meat of whales, often mixed with spices and cured. It is a delicacy, particularly in parts of Norway and Iceland, where it is known for its rich, gamey flavor. The taste Whale salami has...

Waterfalls in Norway

The immense and powerful waterfalls of Norway have long been a central feature of the country’s landscape, and their history is deeply intertwined with the development of its society. They were, in the past, a source of awe and fear, often featured in folklore...

Brunost

The story of brunost begins in the valleys and mountains of Norway. While brown cheese has been made for centuries, the modern version we know today was created in the 1860s by a young milkmaid named Anne Hov. Living in the Gudbrandsdal valley, she had the brilliant...

Norwegian Waffles

Norwegian waffles, known as “vafler,” hold a special place in the heart of Norwegian culinary traditions. Their history is steeped in a culture of hospitality and cozy gatherings, often served as a comforting treat on various occasions. The history of...