'Succession' Filming Locations You Can Visit in Norway

We can’t all live like the Roys, but we can certainly experience <a href="https://butterfield.com/destination/europe/norway" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Norway</a> like one.&nbsp;Season 4 of HBO’s Succession follows the Roys as they swap the streets of Manhattan for Norway's dramatic mountains and fjords - bringing with them the signature family drama that has captivated audiences since the beginning.&nbsp;&nbsp;Roman and Shiv were last seen facing a major crisis after discovering their father's attempt to save Waystar Royco's reputation by merging the company, putting their shot at succession in jeopardy. Season 4 delves into the life of GoJo founder Lukas Mattson, who proposed the merger. With the Roys in tow, Mattson invites them to discover the beauty of his homeland in Norway and explore his corner of the world.

Producer Scott Ferguson and his team studied different countries but realized Norway had "an exceptional landscape like nowhere else in the world." He tells Variety: "Norway is a glorious, natural setting. It immediately seemed like a perfect place for a family gathering in the series." And we can't help but agree with Scott, <a href="https://www.butterfield.com/trip/bespoke/norway-bespoke" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Norway with your family is indeed an adventure.</a>Below we’ve rounded up all the beautiful Norwegian filming locations you can visit from Season 4.

Juvet Landscape Hotel was designed with the environment in mind, seamlessly blending into the natural surroundings while minimizing its impact on the ecosystem. You can find the <a href="https://juvet.com/en/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">award-winning hotel</a> far off-the-beaten-path on a farmstead in Valldal, about a 90-minutes drive from Ålesund.

Juvet Landscape Hotel 

Opened in 2010, the hotel features seven minimalist cabins built on stilts. The cabins are made of glass and wood, offering travellers stunning views of the surrounding landscape a chance to be completely immersed in nature. Each cabin has its own character, featuring outdoor hot tubs, fireplaces, and ample space in between, providing travellers with complete privacy.&nbsp;

This isn’t the first time this award-winning property was featured in Hollywood. Juvet Landscape Hotel debuted in the 2014 film Ex Machina, showcased as the stunning mansion owned by a tech billionaire who experimented with robots.

Known as one of the world’s most scenic drives, the Atlantic Ocean Road is a 8.3-km winding stretch of road connecting the towns of Kristiansund and Molde. It runs along the coastline, crossing over eight bridges and curving through several small islands. The road’s curved design creates an optical illusion as you approach each bridge, with the ocean and the Norwegian mountains acting as a stunning backdrop.Driving the Atlantic Ocean Road is an unforgettable experience, but it's not for the faint of heart. The road is narrow and winding, and the weather can be unpredictable, with strong winds and heavy rain, but the reward is well worth it if you're up for a challenge!

Atlantic Ocean Road

While the Atlantic Ocean Road is phenomenal, we bike the iconic Trollstigen Road and Eagle Road on our Norway Biking trip, challenging ourselves to conquer some of Norway's most scenic and adrenaline-inducing routes.

The Romsdalen Gondola is a relatively new attraction in Norway, located in the stunning Romsdal Alps. The gondola opened in 2019 and offers travellers a ride up to the summit of Mount Hoven, standing at an elevation of 1,011 m.&nbsp;The first of its kind in Norway, the ride takes approximately 10 minutes, and the views from the gondola are breathtaking. As you ascend, you'll pass over steep cliffs, rushing waterfalls and lush green forests, all with the stunning Romsdal Alps in the background.

Romsdalen Gondola

Just a 5-minute drive from the Romsdalen Gondala, <a href="https://www.eggenrestaurant.no/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Eggen Restaurant</a> boasts a sky-high location on the ridge of Nesaksla Mountain and is a must-visit for any foodie passing through Norway. Dedicated to using locally sourced, seasonal ingredients, Eggen's menu emphasizes farm-to-table flavours of the region, like freshly fish caught in the nearby lakes and foraged berries and mushrooms.The menu frequently changes to reflect the changing seasons, ensuring every meal celebrates the most flavourful ingredients. The restaurant also boasts an impressive wine list and a carefully crafted cocktail menu.

Eggen Restaurant 

Feeling inspired to experience Norway's stunning beauty like the Roys? Join a Norway Biking departure to indulge in the comforts of Juvet Landscape Hotel. Or, get in touch with Mario Koch to create your own <a href="https://butterfield.com/trip/bespoke/norway-bespoke" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Bespoke Norway</a> trip, including these incredible filming locations.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Norway

"Once upon a time" is a fitting way to introduce the Kingdom of Norway. Home to Viking myths and fairy sprites, a vacation here feels more like an adventure quest. Get lost among the ruins of ancient battlefields and majestic fjords (make sure not to get too lost there though!). Upon returning to modernity, enjoy some foot-stomping folk music and toast friends new and old with an uproarious “skål!”

Discover Norway

Norway | Butterfield & Robinson | Luxury Travel

Between gorgeous, deep fjords, cascading waterfalls and mountain peaks often compared to the spires of churches, Norway has a strong handle on elemental drama and diversity. Travelling between small towns by ferry and bike, we embark on&nbsp;fjord-side rides, dine on local organic food (picture garden lunches and fresh-caught fish) and pass the time with our local friends as they share Norweigan tales and show us around their breathtaking country.

Cycling in Northern Fjordland

Between gorgeous, deep fjords, cascading waterfalls and mountain peaks often compared to the spires of churches, Norway has a strong handle on elemental drama and diversity. Travelling between the small fishing town of Alesund and the cliffs of&nbsp;Storfjord, we embark on&nbsp;fjord-side rides, dine on local organic food (picture garden lunches and fresh-caught fish) and pass the time with our local friends as they share Norweigan tales and show us around their breathtaking country.

Norway claims fame as one of the world's most naturally beautiful countries. But winter lends itself to a different type of adventure. The snowy, untouched wilderness offers ample opportunities for connecting with nature, whether mushing your team of Alaskan huskies or snowmobiling across the Finnmark plateau. Retreat to the comforts of your cozy Arctic Wilderness Lodge, tucked far away from urban lights to maximize your chance of seeing the elusive northern lights.

Nature's Light Show

Bespoke travel lets you to take our inspirational cues and craft them into your personalized, private adventure. Collaborate one-on-one with an Experience Designer to put together your tailor-made trip.