I visited Stavanger during Gladmat, the happy food festival. Oslo, Bergen and Trondheim are on my bucket list. Any suggestions where to eat Pure! and enjoy Pure! wellness?
A two-and-a-half hour train journey takes you from Trondheim to Røros. Despite of its remote mountain location, Røros is at its best in wintertime when it turns into a sparkling and magical wonderland. Must-do: enjoy an adventurous husky adventure near Røros. Watch my husky movie! >> Read more »
Trondheim is a beautiful and colourful city in Trøndelag, located in the middle of Norway. 7 x Tips in Trondheim: 1. Take a city walk and enjoy all the colours of Trondheim’s wooden houses. You get the best views from the Bakke Bybro bridge and the bridge next to the Scandic Hotel Bakklandet. Read more »
In 10 days Pure! Food & Travel will join a press trip to explore the beautiful winter wonderland in UNESCO World Heritage Site Røros and visit Norway’s historical capital city Trondheim. I’m so excited about my next travel adventure, including an amazing husky safari!! Read more »
What to do in Stavanger during your urban city break? Pure! Food & Travel visited Stavanger for three days and checked out these tips with cultural sight seeings, a fjord cruise, a road trip, food (of course) and many more tips in and around Stavanger! Read more »
Where to enjoy Pure! food in Stavanger? I visited Stavanger during the Gladmat food festival. Here is my top 5 restaurants in Stavanger, serving delicious local food, sustainable fish and organic produce: Read more »
The biggest food festival in Scandinavia is held annually at the end of July. In four days over 250,000 people visit Gladmat. ‘Glad mat’ means ‘happy food’. The focus is on local and sustainable food, just the way I like it! This year’s theme was ‘Smaken pa noe nytt’ = Taste of something new. Read more »
A selection in pictures where to eat Pure! local food when you are in Stavanger, the fourth biggest city of Norway. I was lucky to be at the Gladmat food festival last week. It’s the biggest food festival of Scandinavia, where 250,000 visitors enjoy ‘glad mat’, which means ‘happy food’ every last week of July. The focus is on local and sustainable food, just the way I like it! Read more »
Next week Pure! Food & Travel will visit Gladmat. Gladmat in Stavanger, Norway, is the biggest food festival in the Nordic countries with 250,000 guests over four days each year. Its focus is on local and sustainable food. That’s the way I like it : ) Read more »
