Prize sponsors

Aleksandra Zybała, VELUX

Norwegians love nature. The wild landscapes of Lofoten attracts sailing and fishing lovers.

Jacek Kulpiński, KPMG

The Norwegians love walking and surprisingly they usually do not need any sticks for the “Nordic walking”. A pair of good shoes and sunny weather will do.

Michał Wielgołaski, Greencarrier

Fishing for mackerels in Balstad bay in Lofoten

Harri Reiman, Leinonen

Finnish summer spa – there are almost 200 000 of them all over the country

Aleksandra Dziublińska, Danske Bank

The most popular way to move around a Danish city? Bicycle of course!

Konrad Konieczny, Innovation Norway

Kayaking in Austdalsbreen glacier. Contact with nature is a part of everyday life of Norwegians

Janusz Sytek, DTI

"The Black Diamond" library in Copenhagen. An intriguing example of modern Scandinavian architecture. It combines tradition with modern features of contemporary library. Great place to rest after a intensive walk.

Konrad Konieczny, Innovation Norway

Dog sledding on the Hardangervidda plateau. For many Norwegians dog breeding is not only work but a lifestyle

III PLACE: Ewa Rzepa, KPMG

Swedish cities are full of green areas and full of bikes. It's good to combine it both.

II PLACE: Aleksandra Zybała, VELUX

Bike is a definite symbol of Scandinavian lifestyle - healthy, ecological and close to nature.

I PLACE: Aarno Kurkela, HRX

Reindeer taxi is waiting for passengers. Lappish lifestyle

Audience award – Joanna Lipowczan, Skanska

Camping in Swedish Mountains benefiting from the Swedish Outdoor Access Rights (Allemansratten), Kungsleden (King's Trail)