Visit Aurland, a small village situated in a beautiful fjord environment surrounded by dramatic landscape. Located in Western Norway, Aurland is a municipality in the county of Vestland, where you can easily access the other villages and towns nearby, like Flåm, Undredaland and Gudvangen. Each village has its own history, culture, and attractions, making them well worth a visit.
The village of Aurland is mostly famous for its stunning natural beauty and proximity to the famous Flåm Railway, which offers a beautiful train journey of the most dramatic scenery in the world.
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The best way to get to Aurland is to fly to Bergen, which is the nearest airport to this municipality. From Bergen, Aurland is accessible by car, bus or train. You can also take the bus to Aurland from Oslo, which is great if you’re planning a multi-city tour of Norway.
Accommodation in Aurland is wide ranging, from cosy guesthouses to luxury hotels that stretch from the village centre to the secluded, rural areas on the outskirts. Whether you choose the hideaways nestled amongst the arctic wilderness or the central hotels, each retreat offers the perfect getaway for your adventure in Aurland.
A region of outstanding natural beauty and vibrant culture, Aurland has much to offer you during your stay. With it’s rich heritage, there’s plenty to learn and discover in this village that’s home to many historical sites and fascinating museums like the Aurland Museum and the famed Aurland Shoe Factory. If you’re intrigued by its history, be sure to enjoy a tour of the village to learn more from a local.
Surrounded by some of the most beautiful surrounding fjords in Norway including Aurlandsfjord and Nærøyfjord, you can take a fjord cruise to see these spectacular views up close.
This village is beautiful at all times of the year. For summer breaks, the high season in Aurland is from June to August, with warm weather and long days. However, the village is also beautiful in the spring and autumn, with mild weather and stunning foliage.
If you’re seeking a peaceful and serene experience, Aurland in winter is the perfect place for this. As the landscapes are sheathed in snow and the Norwegian fjords are at their most beautiful, Aurland makes for the most incredible winter escape. Plus, you can enjoy more winter-themed activities, like dog sledding and snowshoeing in the mountains.