
Discovering Oslo’s Top Attractions: What is Oslo Famous For?
Oslo the capital of Norway, with its 700.000+ residents, sits in between the fjord and the forest. Despite its small and compact size, this is
Oslo the capital of Norway, with its 700.000+ residents, sits in between the fjord and the forest. Despite its small and compact size, this is
Here’s a few words about our mini-cruise from Copenhagen to Oslo and how you can travel and enjoy a ferry cruise between the two best capitals in Scandinavia (sorry Stockholm).
Visiting Oslo? Wondering how to get around to explore the many sights and attractions that Oslo has to offer? Read this guide to public transportation.
When in Oslo, do like the locals and go out on the Oslo fjord. I think one of my top recommendations for Oslo, no matter
Do you have a flight arriving to Oslo Airport Gardermoen? (OSL). You might wonder how to transfer from the airport to the city and back
Looking for a local tour guide in Oslo? Whether you’re a first-time visitor or have been to Oslo before, it’s always nice to have someone
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.
Are you traveling to Oslo and looking for some activities outdoors? Here are six free activities you can do outdoors when you visit Oslo
Planning a trip to the capitol of Norway? Stay in one of the most stylish and modern hotels in the city: The Clarion Hotel Oslo.
Learn about the Oslo pass and how to save money when you visit. Highly recommend if you plan on doing a lot of sightseeing.
Planning to experience Norway’s Viking capital? Use my handy guide to learn when is the best time of year to visit Oslo!
Visiting Oslo? Here’s the BEST low-budget hotel: The Citybox Hotel! Check out this article to find out more.
Saunas are popping up all over the Oslo fjord, and is popular both with the locals and visitors. Learn more in this article about Sauna culture in Norway.
The Occupation Frieze, a 30 meter long fresco inside the Oslo City Hall. This artwork tells the story of the 5 years of occupation during second world war.
Delve into the world of Vigeland in this blog post from the Vigeland Museum in Oslo. A hidden gem located just next to the Vigeland Park.
The Oslo City Hall is full of great art, magnificent murals and tons of symbolism. In this article I give a brief summary of one of my favorite buildings in Norway.
The FRAM museum displays the golden era of the Polar Expedition history of Norway. I consider this museum a must see when you visit Oslo.
What is the best way to travel from Oslo to Copenhagen? I recommend to take the overnight Ferry. A smooth cruise with good food and plenty to do onboard.
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.
Thor Heyerdahl, the man who sailed from Peru to Polynesia on a balsa raft. In Oslo you find the Kon-Tiki museum which tells the story of this remarkable man.
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.
I visit the new Munch museum in Oslo. Want to know my opinion?
The Víkingr exhibition is showing some of the most exquisite objects that we have from the Norwegian Viking Age. This article has photos and text describing them all.
The Viking Ship Museum in Oslo is about to close down, and I decided to pay it a last visit. Learn more about these magnificent ships.
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.
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.
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.
On the outskirts of Oslo city just on the border to the forest, one finds the Holmenkollen National Ski Arena. Learn more about ski jumping in Norway.
The seventeenth of May or “Syttende Mai” as we say in Norway is our National Day.
So why are these building in Oslo called the Barcode, and what do they look like?
I take another walk in Oslo to see how life is during COVID.
So what’s going on in Oslo nowadays during COVID? The truth: not much. Come with me as I go for a stroll in Oslo.
Explore the Vigeland park with me, and learn about the artist and all the sculptures and figures that he made. This park is a must see when you visit Oslo!
Join me on a little tour kayaking down the Aker river in Oslo. Past beautiful nature, rapids and urban areas.
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