Picture this: you’re sipping coffee in a sleek Copenhagen café, laptop open, surrounded not by students but by nomads juggling clients across time zones. Scandinavia has quietly cracked the code—blazing internet, eco-friendly cities, and a culture that says yes to balance. Whether it’s kayaking after work in Sweden or networking in Oslo’s co-working hubs, the Nordics make remote work feel less like a grind and more like a lifestyle upgrade

Coolcations are trending—explore Nordic escapes, crisp air, and serene adventures for a refreshing break from the heat.

Norway's beaches are some of Europe's hidden gems. They are pristine, quiet and beautiful and perfect for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of the beach resorts.

Oslo is a beautiful city to visit at any time of year with an abundance of culture, history and green space. It's small but mighty

Melkerampe are inconspicuous little buildings that often grace farms entrances, but they hold a great deal of importance in farming history

Norwegian triathlons are considered the most challenging in the world. Taking place in amazing scenery and with tough courses.

From the time of the vikings Nordic people have had a connection to the water and it's part of everyday modern life

Visitors to Norway often rush straight to Oslo, bergen or Stavanger. But southern Norway is a special place of history, culture and scenery

Sandefjord in Vestfold is my closest town and has an intriguing history and claim to fame.

Join me for a little Scandinavian escapism and a journey along the southern coast of Norway

I want to tell you about a bit of modern Norwegian culture that you have probably never heard of unless you live in Norway or Sweden. ...

10 things the travel guides don't tell you about Norway and Norwegian culture.