A look at Norway, a region that consists almost entirely of the Scandinavian Alpine region. The country extends over a length of about 1,700 kilometres and whose landscape still bears traces of its tough geological history.

A look at Lapland, an area in the Arctic Circle covering several hundred thousand kilometres that stretches across Norway, Sweden and Finland. This is the area of the Sami, Europe's only indigenous people, but others have settled here.

A look at Sweden, a country characterised by the variety of its natural landscapes, from the countryside in the south to the coniferous forests in the north, which stretches for almost 2,000 kilometres between Denmark and Norway.

A look at Finland, a geographical and cultural transition region between Scandinavia and Russia that is located on the northeastern edge of Europe and is flanked by the Baltic Sea.

A look at Iceland, a volcanic island, located in the North Atlantic Ocean between Greenland and Norway, with awe-inspiring landscapes. The island lies at the intersection of two tectonic plates and above a rising magma mass.