Drammen: The Historical Seaport of Norway
Tracing its roots all way back to the era of Vikings, Drammen, Norway is a city that boasts not only its past but also its diverse population. The capital of the Buskerud County, the city is well known for making use of Drammen Fjord, the body of water located in the area for several things including recreation to tourist. It is because of this that Drammen has been awarded several national and international prizes for environmental and urban development since 2006.
Best Time to Visit
As Drammen is located at the southern part of Norway, summers are considered to be the peak season. Take note that summer season is from June to August the days tend to be longer than the nights. Drammen attractions such as the Port of Drammen are best to be flocked during this time of the year therefore it is highly advised to book Drammen stays ahead of time. If attending concerts over at the Union Scene, Drammen accommodations like the Comfort Hotel Union Brygge – Drammen are just right next to it. Because of its convenient location, it is highly recommended to reserve rooms ahead of time to grab the best deals.
What to Do & Area Attractions
There are several things to do in Drammen that will surely fill up any itinerary. Staying in Drammen hotels like the Scandic Ambassadeur Drammen are highly recommended to visitors. It is a walk-away from commuting sites like Drammen Train Station and is well equipped with comfortable rooms and even a library and fireplace to snuggle up to. Connoisseurs of history, culture and arts will certainly enjoy Drammen sights such as the Drammens Museum, known to have several preserved fully furnished buildings within its property like the Marienlyst and the Gulskogen Manor, and the Drammens Theatre, a historical site known for being the first modern theater in Norway.