Going to Hell -- Norway, that is.
 

Is Hell worthy of more than a 1/2 hour stop to take photos and send a few postcards?

You plan your vacation time down to 30 minute increments? Live a little - factor in some time for serendipity. Loosen up. No need to be so structured while on holiday. Now, go to Hell.

Being Norwegian I might have found that offensive, but I'll take it ironicly. And besides assuming you arrive by plane I'll admit most of Norways airports aren't worth more than a 30 minute photo session anyway ? :)<BR>Though if it is a serious question I'd need some more info of when, where, how long etc to be able to come up with something a bit more solid. <BR><BR>Sindre<BR>

The question is sincere. We will be spending a little time in Trondheim in July, and I was looking at the map to find interesting places to go within the area by train. Hell peaked my interest because of the name, so I was wondering if it was an interesting town to explore, or whether it had little more than a train station and post office.

After some "encouragement" from my girlfriend to read up on my geography, I realise you were ironic.... :) Though as you probably understood I've never even heard of the place... Though considering the name (and the fact that the Norwegian Miss Universe a few years back was from there) I beleive the place is probably thriving on tourists :) If that is good or bad is up to you :) <BR>Though if you like small quaint towns, anything above 20 houses is a "city" in Norway so we've got plenty of them...<BR><BR>Sindre

Didn't notice "Hell" when we took a "Hurtigruten" voyage last summer but sure did notice a lot of "Heaven" or,<BR>at least "Paradise" as we made our way<BR>up and down the west coast. One of the<BR>nicest trips and nicest "natives" we have met so far in my retirement!<BR>andy