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We all know Norway as the Land of the Vikings and as the home to wild, stunning natural scenery. Yet, unbeknownst to some, it has a lot more than just fjord cruises, folk festivals, and glacial lakes. It may be Iceland, its sister nation, that gets all the publicity on this front, but this Scandinavian gem is, in fact, one of the best spots for catching the Northern Lights during winter.

Seeing the Northern Lights is a bucket list activity for many. Flickers of light dancing in the sky in various shades of green, they can be found exclusively in the northernmost reaches of the planet. Straddling the northern coast of the Scandinavia Peninsula, the closest point between continental Europe and the Arctic Circle, Norway is a prime location for witnessing the phenomenon.

On the downside, it has a vast territorial

One of the most surprising things about Denver is the climate. Winters are relatively mild – the average daily high is around 45º Fahrenheit (7º C). Although the nearby Rocky Mountains are known for skiing and other snow sports, Denver only occasionally sees snow. When snow does come, it usually melts fast, allowing outdoor cafes and golf courses to operate year-round. Because of the low humidity, summers are agreeable as well. The average daily high in August is a comfortable 86º Fahrenheit (30º C). Incredibly, Denver has more hours of sun in a typical year than San Diego or Miami.

Denver Airport Guide

Like the Rocky Mountains themselves, the Denver International Airport (or DEN) is a place of grandeur and superlatives. The fact that you can see both the Rocky Mountains and the Front Range from the airport is appropriate and fitting. Although Denver is the 13th most populous

Los Angeles, sometimes referred to as “The City of Angels,” has a subtropical climate, with hot, dry summers and a mild winter rainy season, often characterized as a Mediterranean climate. Because of LA’s lower latitude, winters are much milder than the actual Mediterranean. On the other hand, summers are a little cooler due to the colder currents of the Pacific Ocean. In an average year, Los Angeles will see 147 sunny days and 116 partly sunny days. That adds up to an impressive 263 days a year of sun! Remember your sunglasses, sunscreen, and a sunhat when visiting, especially if you plan on heading to one of the area’s famed sandy beaches.

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Los Angeles Airport Guide

Because the Los Angeles metropolitan area is home to over 13 million people, there are multiple major airports with