Top Things to Do in Balestrand 2021

"The most beautiful small towns in Europe, where you don’t want to go when you come [a great place for vacation] In fact, I really like some small towns, because I think these places are full of fireworks and human touch, and the pace of life in small towns It will become very slow. For office workers like me, it is simply a gospel existence. Finally, there is no need to be chased and beaten by life. The small European town I am going to is called Balestrand today. [St. Olaf’s Church] This church can be said to be the religious center of the town, because this building is very beautiful, so I took the lead to come to this place, this church is completely different from what I had in mind. The church should be white and holy, but which of the conversations is all red, with a gray roof, and a large Phnom Penh. No matter how you look at it, it feels like a Southeast Asian Buddhist temple. The church is not big. The space is only reserved for prayer, it is very small and exquisite. The church is open all day without a ticket. [Quickness Hotel] This hotel can be said to belong to this small town. I live here. This hotel looks more like a palace. It should be The most luxurious building in this town, it is worth seeing even if you don't live here. [Sognefjord Aquarium] Unexpectedly, there is an aquarium in the town. The aquarium is mainly warrior fish. The fish species here are particularly rich, showing a dazzling water world. Tickets are 30 yuan soft sister coin"

"The aquarium in Bergen is not far from the city centre. Due to its unique geographical advantages, Bergen Aquarium has species of animals and plants that are rare in other aquariums in the world. Walking in the aquarium is like swimming in a boat in the sea. There are many rare fish in the aquarium, including a white sturgeon named "Nikita", which was presented by a fisherman named Nikita in 1964."

"The address on Ctrip is wrong, this church is located in the center of the town. The church is actually very small and was built in 1897. The earthy yellow structure allows one to see a typical English church at a glance. It is estimated that the residents of the small town usually do it for worship, and tourists rarely visit this place."