My Favorite Fjords to Visit in Norway
A guide to my 4 favorite fjords. In Norway there’s a handful of fjords I always tend to come back to, and I guess you could say they are my favorite fjords.
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A guide to my 4 favorite fjords. In Norway there’s a handful of fjords I always tend to come back to, and I guess you could say they are my favorite fjords.
Oslo fjord tours will take you on a spectacular journey through the city. Book your boat sightseeing Oslo trip today! This is one of the best ways to experience Oslo.
Which neighborhood should you stay in when you travel to Oslo? Check out this neighborhood guide with hotel recommendations and tips for things to see and do.
Finding a cheap hotel in Oslo can be tricky. However, here’s a few nice options for cheap hotels around 120 USD per night that you might want to check out.
Allemannsretten, the right to roam. A law that ensures the public’s access to nature in Norway. Come with me doing some berry picking and wildlife spotting.
I drive one of Norway’s most spectacular roads! Come with me as I climb up 11 hairpin bends.
As an English speaker, you are using plenty of Viking words every day.
You might have heard about the Swedish midsummer celebration. But what about Norway? Learn about Sankthans in this article.
Why is Queen Sonja sitting on a rock in the Palace gardens in Oslo? It’s because she is the Queen of Friluftsliv. Learn more in this article.
Open face shrimp sandwich is a Scandinavian classic, and let me tell you how we do it in Norway.
Kjøttkaker i brun saus – Meat cakes in a brown gravy. A classic Norwegian dish!
I work as a guide for Rick Steves Europe, and when Rick e-mailed me and asked if I wanted to co-host his Monday Night Travel Show, I said: OF COURSE.
Oslobukta or The Bay of Oslo is a brand new neighborhood in Oslo. Check out this photo guide to this fascinating area.
Walk and sail with me along the harbor promenade in Oslo. A scenic 10 kilometer hike following Oslo’s waterfront.
Want to go for a hike in Oslo? My advice is to head out to Bygdøy for a stroll, you won’t regret it. Read this article to learn more.
Æ Ø Å. To be able to pronounce many of our words here in Norway you really should master these three vowels.
I’ve decided to present to you one of the more peculiar Christmas dishes in Norway… It’s called Rakfisk.
In Norway there are officially seven kinds of Christmas cookies. Learn how to make them together with Norwegian grandmother Karin
The Atlantic Ocean Road (Atlanterhavsveien) is one of the most spectacular roads in Norway. Come drive with me.
A place to be – I think this is the best description I can give of the new main library in Oslo. Coolest library ever made?
Akerselva (Aker River) is the main river running through Oslo. In fall after a heavy rainfall it can run pretty wild.
Goat cheese, brown cheese, gjetost, geitost, brunost, mysost…”a well liked child goes by many names”. But what is this iconic Norwegian cheese?
The Sollia church is said to be one of the most beautiful and best preserved Baroque churches that we have in Norway. Join me as I visit this hidden gem!
Fall has arrived and it’s time to cook up a pot of Fårikål (lamb and cabbage / mutton stew), the national dish of Norway.
Read his blog, join him on a guided tour in Oslo or check out his YouTube-channel to learn more about travel in Norway & Scandinavia.
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