Lonely Planet Norway (Travel Guide) Paperback – March 1, 2022

Very thorough guide for the cities and towns with an emphasis on the independent traveler. Very good for hikers and bikers. Lots of detailed maps.

This guidebook is probably best for travelers to Norway who are not on a cruise ship. The tone of the book is disdainful of cruise ships and passengers, "whenever a cruise ship docks . . . at such times it's a chaotic, unappealing place brimful (sic) of jostling hoards". "Should you see a cruise ship. . .horror stories . . . once these monsters of the waves disgorge their masses." The information on the areas that cruise ships tend to use as port stops is not that helpful in terms of day trips or excursions. Probably better to use the internet to research the port stops or use another guide book with more specific information for cruisers.

Information in the guide could be outdated. Often there is a mention of 2016 or 2017 as a date for possible renovations to museums. A guide published after those years would not mention this at all.

A wonderful guide book.

Recently back from Norway and this book got hammered. Always buy a Lonely Planet when we travel for tips ,pointers etc

The item arrived on time.It is a very good travel guide help you to plan your trip to Norway.

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The book has very valuable information on Norway. A must-have book to get insights about Norway.

This book was purchased for a recent coastal cruise of Norway and provided a nice companion to the journey. Hardly anyone seems to carry actual printed books for travel these days but I still like using them, and Lonely Planet books are generally the best option, packed with reliable information based on their authors' personal experience rather than taken from suppliers' advertising.