I Really Love Norwegian Architecture (5 Beautiful Photographs Depicting Norwegian Architecture)

Hello there, fellow HIVE users worldwide as well as dear readers from both HIVE and outside of it! For today's second last post here on my HIVE blog, I decided to share some photographs depicting Norwegian architecture because I really, really like it!

Therefore, without further ado on my behalf, here are some beautiful photographs depicting Norwegian architecture:

Image source: Pixabay

Peaceful village with colourful houses by a fjord. Image source: Pixabay

Beautiful and picturesque mountainous landscape with traditional Norwegian turf houses. Image source: Pixabay

Image source: Pixabay

Bryggen, a district of Bergen (historically known as 'Bjørgvin') and a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1979. Bergen is Norway's second most populous city after Oslo and is situated in the south-west of the country. Image source: Pixabay

Bonus:

Bridge over a river in a forested region of Norway, as seen in autumn. Image source: Pixabay

As you can clearly see from most of the photographs shared above via Pixabay, I love both rural and urban Norwegian architecture. It is practical, efficient, stylish, beautiful, colourful, historical, and picturesque. And, in the case of Bryggen, recognised and protected by UNESCO.

That was all for this post! I truly hope you liked this post of mine regarding Norwegian architecture along with all the photographs shared here via Pixabay! Thank you so much for your time, attention, readership, consideration, and positive feedback here on my HIVE blog! It means a lot to me indeed! All the best, take care, stay safe, and have a wonderful autumn along with your dear ones! If you are from Norway, tusen takk!