These Lego Star Wars holograms are being displayed in a toy store in Steinkjer, Norway.
 

Brave tourists are more than eager to risk their lives and stand on top of the Kjeragbolten boulder in Norway. Do you think you could also stand atop this perilously-placed rock?

The Norwegian island of Spitsbergen is known for its Svalbard Global Seed Vault, located about 810 miles (1,303 km) from the North Pole. This secure seedbank preserves various plant seeds, duplicates or “spare” copies of seeds from gene banks from around the world, in an underground cavern. If the seeds are lost in gene banks, the Seed Vault will provide insurance, and in case of large-scale crises it will provide a shelter for them.

I would not even dare to cross this bridge by car and even less by foot!

The Geirangerfjord is a unique and exceptionally beautiful place in Norway. This jewel of the Norwegian fjords has even been included on UNESCO's world heritage list.

Fans of mountain biking, beautiful scenery and outdoor baths will love this place in Norway. Canvas Hotel consists of 10 Mongolian yurts that form a yard around a kitchen and dining area. Each yurt is equipped with a wood-burning stove, sleeping place and bathtub.

You have to see this fearless man and his unusual group of friends. He does not appear scared or nervous, where many people probably would be.

Check out these truly amazing grocery store concepts food shoppers.

These are members of the UK’s ProBASE base jumping team in Norway. Base jumpers jump off of stationary structures and then freefall for as long as they can before opening their parachute rather than of jumping out of an airplane.

Northern lights over Bleik Andoya, Norway.

Beginning in 2005, Norway began to build unique and breathtaking walkways and lookouts specifically to attract tourists. These modern marvels dot the Norwegian landscape and allow tourists to take in all the natural beauty.

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Norway is home to numerous fjords and seemingly endless natural beauty. However, sometimes you have to take a vanishing bridge to arrive at your destination. The Storseisundet bridge will trick your mind but luckily not your car.

Norway is an interesting country. It loves using natural materials that is why local residents always built their houses from wood. But this is not the only unusual thing about Norway. Local houses also have amazing grass roofs called “turf roofs”. They have been popular here for hundreds of years.

The second-largest Norway’s Halden Prison opened on April 6. In case you are planning to commit a crime, better do it in Norway. This country has spent $252 million to build a posh prison for 252 inmates.

Every cell is arranged in units of 10 to 12 and just looks gorgeous. It reminds of a college dorm except this prison is even better. Every cell has a private bathroom, modern furniture and a flat-screen TV. By the way, there are no bars on the windows so you get a nice view.

There is a gym, football field, a library and, believe it or not, a sound studio in Halden Prison. This is ridiculous, but Halden spent $1 million on graffiti all around the grounds!

This prison is more luxurious than many apartments in Europe.