NORWAY 
Europe
Capital: Oslo
Languages: Bokmal Norwegian, Nynorsk Norwegian, small Sami- and Finnish-speaking minorities
Diet
- Most young people in Norway eat meat.
- Vegetarianism is not common.
- The typical diet in Norway includes seafood, meat, dairy and fruits.
Religion
- The most common religion in Norway is Lutheran.
- Most young people in Norway do not practice their religion regularly.
Education 
- Approximately 50% of young women continue their studies at university.
- Those who do not attend university study in professional schools, or work in offices or retail stores.
- The academic year in Norway starts in August and ends in June.
- University is free is Norway. The most important educational opportunity is to improve their English.
Famous Things:
Norway is famous for it’s fjords and the northern lights! No where else can match Norway on the fjord front – there are more than a thousand of them dotting the country’s coastline. Most people visit at least one, but it’s worth trying to visit classics like Lysefjord and Hardangerfjord (home to the Trolltunga rock formation). No trip to northern Norway would be complete without spotting the northern lights. You can see the aurora pretty much anywhere in the central or northern parts of the country, as long as the weather is good.
Photos by: Patrick Nouhailler {flickr}; Gunnar Hildonen {flicker}