Hell (Norway)

The main attraction; Hell - God's expedition sign Hell is a village in Norway. While there's very little to see there, except for an annual blues festival in September, it's always fun to get a picture of yourself outside Gods Expedition (freight forwarding office). A great climbing site can be found. Understand The name Hell stems from the Old Norse word hellir, which means "overhang", "cliff cave". The Norwegian word hell can also mean "luck". The Old Norse word Hel is the same as today's English Hell, and as a proper noun, Hel was the ruler of Hel. In modern Norwegian the word for hell is helvete Get in Hell is adjacent to Trondheim Airport, flights operated from major Norwegian cities and towns, International flights are available from Amsterdam, London (Stansted), Stockholm, Copenhagen, Dubrovnik, Prague, Malaga & Nice. By train Hell is on the train line to Trondheim. By car By bus Get around See Do Climbing. Guide can be found in Trondheim Buy Among English-speaking tourists, popular postcards depict the station with a heavy frost on the ground, making a visual joke about "Hell frozen over." Temperatures in Hell can reach -20 °C during winter. Eat Drink Sleep Rica Hell Hotel, Sandfærhus 22, ☎ +47 74 84 48 00‎, [1]. A first class establishment with prices to match. Has a good range of business amnesties given its proximity to the airport, and a restaurant and bar. Standard double rooms go for around 1000 Kr.  edit Get out Routes through Hell Narvik ← Mo i Rana ←  N  S  → Trondheim → Oslo This article is an outline and needs more content. It has a template, but there is not enough information present. Please plunge forward and help it grow! This article contains content from Wikipedia's Hell, Norway article. View that page's Norway}}&action=history revision history for the list of authors.