Oslo Vacations
NorwayRecently ranked the world’s most expensive city to live in, Oslo is a relative tropical paradise among Scandinavian cities. Thanks to the Gulf Stream, the climate is generally pleasant in summer and the winters are a far cry from some of the blisteringly frigid, sub-freezing environments of her neighboring cities. …
Oslo hotels
Things to see and do in Oslo
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Vigeland Sculpture Park (Vigelandsparken)
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Oslo Opera House (Den norske Opera & Ballett AS)
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Viking Ship Museum
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Holmenkollen Ski Jump
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Nobel Peace Center
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The Royal Palace
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Fram Museum
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Akershus Fortress
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Munch Museum
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Karl Johans Gate
Never far from city centre to middle of nowhere in forest or by boat out the Oslo fjord. Beautiful! All so clean and well kept.
I have a good time but Oslo is expensive country to visit I’ll be back this summer
Absolutely epic great idea short notice, it's not cheap frills but worth every penny trust. Great people can't wait to go back.
While the city is expensive it is easy to find cheap flights and accommodation which can make up for how expensive the city is. There are artsy bars and extremely friendly locals. There is also old and interesting architecture in the city as well as sculpture parks near Oslo including the art by famous artists such as Gustav Vigeland and Louise Bourgeois. The Munch museum is also a must see in the city.