23 Photos Of Norway That Look Like They Are Straight Out Of A Fairy Tale

There’s something incredibly mysterious and magical about Norway, and these gorgeous photos of the Norwegian countryside and architecture dotting the land look like they’ve been plucked straight out of a storybook.

#1. A natural pool in the forest — Oslo.

#2. A random house — Rogaland, Gullingen.

#3. Kvednafossen Waterfall — Oppland.

#4. Fantoft Stave Church — Bergen.

#5. Lake Bondhus — Bondhusbreen.

#6. Renndølsetra — Sunndal.

#7. Old seter huts — Norangdal Valley.

#8. A fisherman’s hut — Undredal.

#9. An ancient road — Vindhellavegen.

#10. At the End of the World — Tjøme.

Yes, that’s actually the name of the place.

#11. The bridge over Låtefossen Waterfall — Odda, Hordaland.

#12. Trees growing on the roof of a house — Hemsedal.

#13. Fjord houses — Stryn.

#14. A house with aurora borealis as a backdrop — Grønoøy.

#15. A barn and barn bridge — Valldal Valley.

#16. Borgund Stave Church — Borgund.

#17. A fairy tale house — Hunderfossen, Lillehammer.

#18. An old village — unknown location.

#19. An old sæter house — Sykkylven.

#20. A small house by a lake — Oppland.

#21. King Oscar Ii Chapel — Grense, Jakobselv.

#22. Vardøhus Fortress — Vardø.

#23. A small, spooky house — Væroy.

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