The Nordic countries are known around the world for their unique history and culture. But which one of Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway or Sweden should you visit?

Ortensia from Truly Madly Ordinary Stories From The Heart has made a new blogger-award for Scandinavian bloggers; named ‘Sunshine Nordic Little Thoughts’. Like all “blogger awards”, it works like a chain letter. Answer a question, then tag other people to answer the question aswell. Name three things that pops into your mind when you are... Continue Reading →

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The Nordics (and accordingly, the Scandinavian countries) are a land of contrasts; an inconvenient but balanced blend of light and darkness. Here, the

I came across this image while browsing the web. It shows how all of the Nordic countries have something in common,more or less. Finland is pretty much what you see on the image. You live with the forests, it's not like trees are just planted around you. You breathe with Nature. Northern Europe, there is life…

First Christmas day in Bergen.

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The Nordic (consisting of Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Greenland, Iceland and The Farow Islands)/Scandinavian countries have a unique culture and lifestyle. Being Danish I thought I would try to take this Quiz to find out just how Nordic I am.

All three Scandinavian countries - Denmark, Norway and Sweden - are Nordic, but not all the Nordic countries are Scandinavian. Iceland and Finland are Nordic, while Norway, Sweden and Denmark (apart from Greenland and the Faroe Islands) are both Nordic and Scandinavian. Are you still with me? Nowadays, when we refer to Scandinavia, we actually mean the Nordic countries. Officially, Finland and Iceland are not part of Scandinavia. But because they do have a culture very similar to the other…