OsloBest time to visit Norway
Norway covers 8 destinations in our climate comparison. Purely on climate, the most rewarding months across the region are June and July, when daily highs average around 14 °C. Climate averages, estimates and model scores are not a forecast.
Destinations in Norway, ranked by climate
Oslo
StavangerStavanger
NorwayClimate score
Average high: 14 °C 15 rainy days (est.) 12 °C sea
- Best months:
Flåm
BergenBergen
NorwayClimate score
Average high: 15 °C 18 rainy days (est.) 12 °C sea
- Best months:
ÅlesundÅlesund
NorwayClimate score
Average high: 13 °C 18 rainy days (est.) 11 °C sea
- Best months:
TrondheimTrondheim
NorwayClimate score
Average high: 15 °C 20 rainy days (est.) 11 °C sea
- Best months:
LofotenLofoten
NorwayClimate score
Average high: 11 °C 14 rainy days (est.) 9 °C sea
- Best months:
TromsøClimate overview for Norway
The highest overall climate score in Norway goes to Oslo (39/100). 6 of the 8 destinations are coastal, so beach and swimming weather is a key factor in the ranking below.
Pick a destination for its full month-by-month guide, or use the best months above as a starting point. If your dates are fixed, compare the individual destinations for that month; if you are flexible, June and July offer the most reliable conditions across Norway.
Frequently asked questions
When is the best time to visit Norway?
Climatically the best months across Norway are June and July. The ideal month still depends on the specific destination and your travel style.
Which destination in Norway has the best climate?
By overall climate score, Oslo leads with 39/100 — see the full ranking below.