To experience it in real VR, you need a VR headset, such as Google Cardboard.

You can explore the panoramas from your smartphone. Fly hundreds of meters above the deep blue fjords, waterfalls, mountains and glaciers – all from the safety of your own couch. With the Visit Norway VR app, you will get a bird’s eye view of Norway in virtual reality through immersive 360 panoramas. Useful information such as facts about the northern lights a map indicating your position in relation to other Norwegian cities, photo tips and other tips & tricks are also included in the app in addition to handy short-cuts to flight and tour options. It gives recommendations to go, try or wait for the northern lights in a specific city, based on weather forecast and solar wind activity. The app provides a three-day northern lights forecast with an hourly forecast for the current day. It has a user-friendly interface that is designed to help you decide when and where to go aurora chasing, as well as how to get there. NorwayLights is a website with a northern lights forecast as well as an app with an overview of places known as main “northern light cities” in Norway. The Visit Norway app gives you information about thousands of places to stay, restaurants, activities, and attractions on and near your destination. Google Maps The veteran app, Google Maps, is everyone’s go-to app when it comes to looking for directions. The nearest restaurants, the best attractions, the way to the northern lights … It is certainly true that there is an app for everything these days. So, sit back and navigate through the article to find your perfect fit for your next trip: 1.

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