Southern-most in Longyear Valley, at the foot of the Longyear Glacier, lies Nybyen. Store Norske Spitsbergen Kulkompani built the tiny "village" after the Second World War, and the company's miners lived in the eight houses for many years. The village also included a common bathhouse, a laundry, a shop and a canteen, which soon became known as Stormessa - the large canteen.

The miners moved out and what is left is a very charming place. The solid timber houses are original, and have been redecorated and modernised several times. But it has not been possible - or desirable - to erase all the mining stories imbedded in the walls here. In Nybyen you live near a glacier, and feel a little "out in the wilderness", but in close proximity you have the "Huset" and Galleri Svalbard, both rich in tradition. Old mining equipment looms large against the mountainsides, and the whole area invites you to a very special stay in Longyearbyen.

Agder
Alta
Arendal
Ålesund
Åndalsnes
Ballangen
Bardufoss
Bergen
Bodo
Drammen
Flakstad
Flåm
Florø
Forde
Geilo
Geirangerfjord
Golsfjellet
Grimstad
Hallingdal
Hammerfest
Hardangervidda National Park
Harstad
Hemsedal
Holmekollen
Inderoy
Jostedalsbreen National Park
Kirkenes
Kragero
Kristiansand
Kristiansund
Lillehammer
Longyearbyen
Molde
MOSJEN
Mosjoen
Moskenes
Narvik
Nord-Odal
North Cape
Nybyen
Porsgrunn
Røros
Rost
Sandefjord
Skomvær
Stavanger
Stjordal
Straume
Surnadal
Svolvær
Telemark
The Hurtigruten boats
Tonsberg
Tonstad
Tretten
Tromso
Trondheim
Tvedestrand
Tysfjord
Vaeroy
Vagan
Vardo
Vestvagoy