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4 days ago · Explore the best of Oslo, Norway's vibrant capital. Discover hidden gems like the Oslo Opera House, Munch Museum, Barcode Streetfood, Vigeland Sculpture Park, and Akershus Fortress. Enjoy panoramic views, world-class art, diverse cuisines, and rich history in this Scandinavian treasure.
3 days ago · Welcome to Oslo! This city mixes old history with modern life and nature with city life. Whether you love history, art, or just want to relax, Oslo has something for you. Check out these top places to visit in Norway's exciting capital. 1. Karl Johans Gate: Explore Oslo's Main Street. Start your Oslo visit with a walk down Karl Johans Gate. It ...
1 day ago · Embrace Oslo’s outdoor lifestyle, with weekends spent skiing in the surrounding mountains, kayaking in the Oslofjord, and hiking along scenic trails in the city’s forests. Discover Norwegian cuisine by visiting local markets and seafood restaurants, and immerse yourself in Oslo’s cultural scene by visiting museums, galleries, and theaters showcasing Nordic art and performance.
2 days ago · The historical essence of Oslo is captured in its lesser-known landmarks that offer a glimpse into the city's rich past. One such place is Akershus Fortress, a medieval castle that has stood since the late 1290s. Not only does it offer stunning views over the fjord, but it also houses several museums where you can learn about Norway’s history.
18 hours ago · The commuting cost for public transport will be easy to calculate if you live in the Akershus region. This is because public transport firm Ruter is responsible for the Akershus, which surrounds Oslo. Essentially, the cost of a ticket ( when using Ruter’s yearly travel ticket) ranges between 15,894 for two zones, 22,845 kroner for three zones ...
5 days ago · Featuring a sauna and a Jacuzzi, Green Castle Oslo offers accommodation within 2.6 km from the big indoor-outdoor University's Botanical Garden. Akershus Medieval Castle and Fortress is less than 3.8 km away.
3 days ago · Fellow Scandinavian capitals Copenhagen and Oslo have also been awarded the title of European Green Capital. Copenhagen (2014) was singled out for being a good model of urban planning and design, as well as a transport pioneer, while Oslo (2019) was rewarded for its approach to the conservation of its natural environment, particularly its many ...
