Individual arrival in Aalborg. Depending on the distance traveled and arrival time, it is definitely worth exploring the city on the Limfjord.

In just under an hour you'll reach the ferry port of Hirtshals. From there, the Fjord Line ferry will take you to Kristiansand, the southernmost tip of Norway. You'll then travel along Norway's picturesque south coast to Skien. Skien is one of Norway's oldest towns and lies directly on the Telemark Canal.

Spend the day in Oslo. The city center, with its main shopping street Karl Johans Gate, has a lot to offer. The Bygdøy peninsula, meanwhile, is home to interesting museums. At Holmenkollen, you can visit the Ski Museum and the world-famous ski jump.

Visit the former Olympic city of Lillehammer with its charming pedestrian zone and the fascinating Maihaugen open-air museum. Afterwards, drive through the Gudbrandsdalen valley. The Peer Gynt Vegen, a western high mountain road, is a toll road alternative and offers sweeping views across this region.

Today's journey takes you into the Norwegian mountains. On the way to Dombås, you'll see, among other things, the Rondane Mountains and later the Dovrefjell. After Rauma, the route leads you through a valley to the fjord. The first waterfalls and steep mountain peaks await you. Via Åndalsnes, you'll reach Molde. Two nights in Molde.

A truly impressive day trip awaits you. The famous Atlantic Road leads across causeways, islands, and bridges, connecting Molde with the city of Kristiansund. This coastal route is a masterpiece of engineering. End your day relaxing in Molde.

A superlative fjord route awaits you today. Near the picturesque town of Åndalsnes, the winding roads of the famous Trollstigen are a first highlight. Afterwards, the route leads to the beautiful Nordalsfjord and back up to the Eagle Road, which winds its way behind Lake Eidsvatn to the town of Geiranger. The ferry crossing through the short, narrow Geirangerfjord to Hellesylt is sure to be a memorable experience. Waterfalls and remote old farmhouses, seemingly clinging to the steep slopes, create a truly unique panorama.

From Loen, you'll drive towards Olden today. This town is the starting point for tours to the Briksdal Glacier, an arm of the Jostedalbreen, which is the largest glacier on mainland Europe. After passing Skei, a visit to Huldrefossen, a very impressive waterfall with a drop of 90 meters, is highly recommended. The local waterfall trail, "Fossestien," also leads past seven other waterfalls.

The stave church in Kaupanger is one of only about 30 remaining early medieval churches of its kind. The "snow road" over the mountains of Lærdal is a worthwhile detour – from the exceptional viewpoint of Stegastein, there's a fabulous view across the Aurlandsfjord. Alternatively, you can drive through the world's longest road tunnel (24.5 km long). Via Voss, you'll reach the beautiful port city of Bergen.

Before departing, you should definitely visit the Hanseatic wharf of Bryggen and the fish market. You'll reach Stavanger, Norway's oil capital, via the island of Karmøy.

Spend the day in Stavanger. Stavanger's economic boom was once thanks to herring fishing and the canning industry. The discovery of oil off the coast of Stavanger in the 1960s dramatically changed the cityscape once again. Today, Stavanger combines an idyllic old town with the comforts of modern urban life. The old center of Stavanger, with its beautiful wooden buildings, is just as captivating as the modern Oil Museum at the harbor. In the evening, your ferry departs Stavanger.

The ferry arrives in Hirtshals (Denmark) in the morning. Individual onward journey home.