Norway

Norway is considered a skiing paradise by many, and not just because of the long season or the great snow conditions. The main reason is that there is something for everybody on offer here. Play in the children’s slopes, cruise down a red piste, or chase the perfect powder further up in the mountains – the important thing is that you have fun when you do it.

Sweden

Åre in central Sweden is Northern Europe´s biggest and brashest sports resort, offering virtually every skiing style and a huge range of other winter sports and activities. It is generally considered to have the best downhill ski runs in Sweden.

France

In the list of the best ski resorts in France, the ski resort Tignes/Val d'Isère is top with 4.6 out of 5 stars (equal rating: Les 3 Vallées – Val Thorens/​Les Menuires/​Méribel/​Courchevel). The largest ski resorts offer up to 600 kilometres of slopes (Les 3 Vallées – Val Thorens/Les Menuires/Méribel/Courchevel). The highest ski resorts for skiing in France extend up to an altitude of 3,842 metres (Aiguille du Midi (Chamonix)). And our tip for the best value for money is the ski resort Valfréjus.

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Ever wonder what kind of food to try and what food to stay away from when you're visiting a new country? Here you'll find a short list of some interesting Norwegian foods you should try (or not) more...

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