VILLAGES OF NORWAY
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READY FOR A BLIND DATE?
Sometimes you don't know what you're looking for - until you see it. Have fun exploring villages with different types of nature, sizes, activities and vibes. Broaden your horizon, throw the dice and you will be presented with a random village.
FIND YOUR DREAM VILLAGE
Are you thinking about moving to a Norwegian village? Or simply planning a visit? Here you can find the Norwegian village that suits your interests and needs the best. Whether it is downhill skiing, a great view or a safe and good school for your kids.
Will it be love at first sight or a slow burn romance? Check out your potential village match here!
BECOME A FREYSTA MEMBER
Perfect for those interested in moving to a Norwegian village. As a member, you get information about jobs, houses for sale and rent, new villages on Freysta and other relevant information.
You may also be contacted by villages that match with you if you have the education or work experience that they are looking for.
Sit back and wait for your date to contact you!
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ÅNA-SIRA
Despite being divided by a river and situated on municipal and county borders, the community spirit in Åna-Sira is truly remarkable. The entire village comes together when needed, even building their local grocery store through volunteer efforts!
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Where is Åna-Sira
Flekkefjord municipality / Lister region / Agder county
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