Here are 10 facts about Norway that you may not know yet.

1. The midnight sun: In the northern parts of Norway, especially in Tromsø, the sun does not set for several weeks in the summer. This phenomenon is called the midnight sun and attracts many tourists.

2. The largest ski area in the world: Norway has one of the largest ski areas in Europe, the Trysil region. It offers over 70 kilometers of slopes and is appreciated by many winter sports enthusiasts.

3. Norwegian language: There are two official spellings of the Norwegian language: Bokmål and Nynorsk. Both have their roots in different dialects and are used in schools and administration.

4. Ancient Viking settlements: Norway is known for its rich Viking history, and traces of Viking settlements can be found in many parts of the country, especially in the Vestfold region.

5. The Nobel Prize Centre: Oslo is home to the Nobel Prize Centre, which is dedicated to the commemoration of the Nobel Prizes. It is also where the Nobel Peace Prize is awarded, which is often given to individuals and organisations that work for peace.

6. Norwegian Fjords: Norway is famous for its impressive fjords. The Geirangerfjord and Nærøyfjord are UNESCO World Heritage sites and attract thousands of visitors every year.

7. Ølfestival in Bergen: Bergen, Norway's second largest city, hosts an annual beer festival that showcases local breweries and offers a variety of national and international beers.

8. Viking Ship Museum: There is a museum in Oslo that displays some of the best preserved Viking ships in the world. These ships were buried in graves and are over 1,000 years old.

9. The Northern Lights: Norway is one of the best places to see the Aurora Borealis or Northern Lights. In the northern regions such as Tromsø or the Lofoten Islands, the chances are very high during the winter months.

10. Fastest ferry in the world: Norway has the fastest car ferry in the world – the "Stavangerfjord", which runs between Stavanger and Tau and reaches speeds of up to 34 knots.

These facts provide insight into Norway's cultural, historical and natural treasures that are often overlooked!