Think Norway, and the first thing that comes to mind are fjords, blonde people and Vikings - not fairy tale architecture.
Below, you’ll find photographs of architecture in the Norwegian countryside that looks like it’s been taken straight from a fairy tale. The architectural styles range from Stave churches, which were built during the Middle Ages, to ghostly natural waterfalls and traditional wooden houses constructed in the Norwegian vernacular style (byggeskikk) during the 19th century.
Let us know which of the pictures you think wouldn’t be out of place in a fairy tale, and as always, feel free to submit your own examples from your own travels in Norway.
#21 Fisherman Hut, Undredal

45points
#25 Magic Kingdom Of Bekkelaget

35points
#26 Brandbu, Hadeland

34points
#27 King Oscar Ii Chapel, Grense Jakobselv

33points
#29 Overtaken

28points
#30 Smallest Church In Scandinavia, Undredal

27points
#31 The Smallest Church In Norway: The Chapel Of Saint George At Neiden

26points
#32 Foggy Skjeppsjøen Lake

24points
#33 Bud, West Coast Of Norway

24points
#34 Geiranger, Norway

23points
#35 Geiranger

21points
#36 View Over Randsfjorden

20points
#37 Northern Norway, 2 P.m., In December

20points
#38 Skibladner (gjøvik)

19points
#39 Byrknes

19points
#40 Barcode Skyline In Oslo

19points





