Vegaøyan is a harsh area where people have lived in dramatic interaction with nature for thousands of years. Silje visits the realm of the eiders.

How did people live in the North Calotte region during the Stone Age? The rock art in Alta tells us about the lives of hunters and trappers 7,000 years ago.

Who were the Hanseatic League? For almost 500 years, they controlled trade at Bryggen. Silje follows the traces of a lost trading culture.

How big is the Earth, and what shape is it? A mystery for thousands of years. Silje looks at Norway's role when the globe was surveyed in the 19th century.

The fjord landscape in Nærøy and the Geirangerfjord area is considered among the most beautiful on the planet. This is our natural heritage to the world.

Hydropower, ingenuity and a dash of megalomania gave the world artificial fertilizer. This is the story of the industrial adventure in Rjukan and Notodden.

Silje visits the country's oldest stave church – our contribution to world architecture. Here, Viking Age art meets the Christian era.

In 1645, a hunter found copper on the Røros plateau. This marked the beginning of 333 years of mining that shaped the lives of the people in this region.