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Welcome to Oslo, the capital city of Norway.
Centuries ago, Viking longships prowled the waters around Norway. Some of those longships survived the ensuing years and found their way to the Viking Ship Museum, which is a must-see on any Oslo tour. The three longships on display here have been recovered from various parts of the country, and the museum also contains a number of artifacts from the Viking Age. Norway’s rich connection to the sea did not stop with the Vikings, though; just over a mile away from the Viking Ship Museum are several other educational complexes dedicated to the salt water that flows through Oslo’s veins. Visit the Norwegian Maritime Museum, the Kon-Tiki Museum, and the Fram Museum to get a fuller idea of Oslo’s seaborne heritage.
While in town, stop by the Nobel Peace Center—yes, this is the very location where the Nobel Peace Prize is awarded. The center itself showcases winners of the award, and highlights their impact on the world at large. After spending an afternoon wandering the center, prepare yourself for an evening of extraordinary live performances, as the Oslo Opera House is just a short walk away. This majestic building, with its sloping roofs and massive wall of windows, has been compared to an iceberg in appearance. Besides being a popular performing arts venue, it’s also a popular place for locals to meet before heading out into town.
If you plan your Oslo sightseeing during the summer, prepare yourself for long days of endless sunshine. Oslo’s position in the northern hemisphere ensures that the sun does not set until after 11 o’clock at night during the warm season. Who said you couldn’t get more hours in the day?
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Top Sightseeing locations to visit in Oslo, Norway. Including Downtown Oslo, The Royal Castle, museums, Vigelandsparken, Holmenkollen, and more.
The exact locations are listed at the end of the description.
The Oslo Opera:
Do this one! The opera building is adjacent to the central station, and it's awesome. It's architecture is like walking on an iceberg, and it overlooks the Oslo fjord and Akershus Castle. Doesn't take much time.
Karl Johans gate:
The main walking street that connects Central Station (Oslo S) with the Royal Castle. I guess it's a must when you come to Oslo. You can't avoid it, and you shouldn't! Because it's the main street of Oslo. But Karl Johan is mostly for the tourists, beggars, scammers. People that live in Oslo, like me, hardly ever go there.
Royal Castle:
It's quite small compared to other royal castles because Norway was a poor country when it was built. But it's still a nice place to walk through on your way to Bogstadveien or to spend half an hour.
Akershus Castle:
This is a nice medieval castle at the center of Oslo, overlooking the Oslo fjord, and Aker brygge. Very nice for sunsets, and after a day in Oslo sentrum or Aker Brygge. There is also a free military museum and a cheap WWII resistance museum here.
Aker Brygge:
These are the Oslo docks which have been redeveloped into a posh private restaurant/bar/shopping area. Nice for a walk, and plenty of places to sit down and watch people or the magnificent view of Akershus Castle. There's also a modern art museum here if that's your thing. If you do go to the modern art museum, be sure go all the way to the top terrace, where you find an even better view of Aker Brygge, the fjord and Akershus Castle.
Museum Island/Peninsula (Bygdøy):
This is where most of the museums are, including the Viking Ship Museum, Kon Tiki, Maritime Museum, Folk Museum. But be aware that it takes a day, and it's quite a detour, there's not much else to do there. If I had to pick one, I would do the Viking Ship museum and maybe the adjacent Folk Museum.
Vigelandsparken/Frognerparken:
This sculpture park is very good, and very large. During summer this is a continuous party/BBQ, but in wintertime you will find mostly joggers and dog walkers. Do this park if naked stone people are your thing. Pro tip: The Oslo City museum is in the park, and its FREE!
Holmenkollen/Frognerseteren:
Holmenkollen is a giant ski-jump on a mountain overlooking Oslo. There is also the ski-museum and ski-stuff around here. Metro line 1 runs all the way to Frognerseteren and there is a cafe/restaurant close to the wilderness where you can overlook Oslo.
Ekebergåsen:
This is a lookout point close to Oslo, overlooking the city. If you are thinking of going to Frognerseteren for the view only, you should go here instead. Much closer to the city, so you get a better view and travel time is less, this is a nice spot to watch the sunset.
Some Pro Tips:
If you want to see "the fjord" for cheap, go to the beginning of Aker Brygge, and take the ferry (B10) to Nesodden and back again (don't get of). You will have a great view of Akershus Castle, Aker Brygge, numerous islands and the fjord.
The "RuterReise" app for live public transportation time tables or planning, or just use Google maps, there's another "RuterBillett" app for purchasing tickets with a credit card on your phone, but I think it's only in Norwegian. Then there is the https://ruter.no/en/ website for trip planning.
Uber app, works quite well, and is half price of normal taxi
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00:00 Jernbanetorget https://goo.gl/vdoD4g
00:57 Bicycles https://goo.gl/C9MZmm
01:53 The Opera https://goo.gl/XdoR1C
02:30 Karl Johans gate https://goo.gl/6b4hqD
02:52 Parliament (Stortinget) https://goo.gl/X2gP7y
03:23 The Royal Castle (Slottet) https://goo.gl/xIP9aB
03:57 Nobel Peace Center https://goo.gl/sXCCQe
04:29 The Harbor https://goo.gl/brdbGN
04:44 Ferry B10 (see the fjord) https://goo.gl/1SZHoZ
05:03 Aker Brygge https://goo.gl/zi4Y7F
05:24 Astrup Fearnley https://goo.gl/3Umtqa
06:19 Akershus Castle https://goo.gl/bnNyxt
06:30 Inside Akershus Castle https://goo.gl/gnCQWm
07:13 Bygdøynes https://goo.gl/Zz8IcR
07:42 Vikingship Museum https://goo.gl/6dJP5A
07:54 Folk Museum (Stavkirke) https://goo.gl/vQly8M
08:31 Oscarshall Castle https://goo.gl/JOVB0a
08:33 Holocaust Center https://goo.gl/XCaiKT
08:36 Kongsgården https://goo.gl/IBqG9C
08:44 Huk (the beach) https://goo.gl/PX0idB
09:11 Vigelandsparken https://goo.gl/Umcgmi
10:04 Oslo City Museum https://goo.gl/VbbYTc
10:32 Holmenkollen (ski jump) https://goo.gl/mF1z3M
10:56 Ski Museum https://goo.gl/rYJcLU
11:05 Holmenkollen Kapell (church) https://goo.gl/D6iNPJ
11:23 Frognerseteren T-bane (metro) https://goo.gl/WrLIQN
11:56 Frognerseteren Restaurant https://goo.gl/AyjJp1
12:17 Ekebergåsen (lookout point) https://goo.gl/ob7pdW
- published: 09 May 2016
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My new Oslo Travel Guide includes these carefully selected 30 things to do & best places to visit in Oslo, Norway which I visited during a warm summer weekend ranging from gems like the Frogner Park, Viking Ship Museum, Whale Sushi, Stratos rooftop, eating black licorice ice cream and tips for the vibrant Oslo nightlife. Subscribe to my channel ► https://bit.ly/2aeuh9b for weekly videos!
I did not have high expectations for Oslo but during this warm summer weekend the city offers many outdoor attractions, a great place to start is Aker Brygge to try the local delicacy Polse, a fancy hot dog rolled in bacon and injected with cheese than from Aker Brygge walk to the other popular attractions like the Royal Palace, Karl Johans Gate shopping street, Vippa, the Opera House or Sorenga Sjobad outdoor beach deck.
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Oslo is the capital of Norway and its metropolitan area has a population of 1.5 million including their royal family since Norway is a kingdom and is the only country in the world with territories in both the Arctic and Antarctica.
One important thing you must keep in mind; Oslo is extremely expensive and is rated one of the most expensive city in the world by Forbes Magazine, to give you an example, a simple hot dog will set you back $6 US dollars and that is considered on the cheap side.
In return for being an expensive city you get a very safe and easy going Scandinavian city experience. Public transit is easy to use and many signs and menus at restaurants are in English. The most bizarre dish I've had must have been the Brown Cheese Ice Cream for which you'll have to watch my Oslo video.
The Frogner Park must have been the most unique sculpture park I've ever been to, it is world's largest sculpture park by a single artist. Created by Gustav Vigeland between 1924 and 1943 with incredible sculptures like the angry boy and consist out of 200 works.
My favorite museum in Oslo is the Norwegian Museum of Cultural History for having a lot of great performances, historic foods and snacks to try and the overall feeling like you got transported back to the Viking ages.
Out of the blue I received a Facebook message from my American buddy Andrew who was coincidentally stopping by Oslo on his way home from the Arctic Norwegian island Svalbard to the United States. I met up with him and his girlfriend at the famous fish restaurant Fiskeriet Youngtorget for the freshest Norwegian salmon I've ever tasted.
After lunch I took my friends to the Akershus Fortress for the best view of Oslo and a little historic tour through Norway's Resistance Museum which teaches about the Nazi occupation of Norway during WW2.
For dinner I wanted to try true Norwegian cuisine and luckily Rorbua on Aker Brygge is known for having some of the best dishes in town. I ordered the Tastes of Norway meat stick with meats; Whale, Deer, Beef & Reindeer. An incredible dish with as winner: Reindeer for being extremely juicy, this dish cost me around $45 US dollars and don't forget to add the typical Norwegian beer Hansa.
Before the night falls, grab a few cocktails at either the Magic Ice Bar for some Norwegian Ice Wine or on top of the Thief Rooftop patio for the most upscale cocktail bar in town.
In conclusion, Oslo is a great 2 to 3-day stop over during the summer to enjoy a few outdoor activities, learn about the history of Norway and make many new friends, especially during the weekend nightlife of Oslo but for that you'll have to read my next article.
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- published: 30 Jan 2018
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In this video I explore Oslo, Norway and show how much things cost.
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Norway Travel: How Expensive is OSLO? & City Tour
- published: 11 May 2017
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Spend 3 minutes to catch a few glimpses of some of Oslo's main attractions.
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- published: 16 Jun 2016
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Travel video about destination Oslo in Norway.
Although the Norwegian metropolis of Oslo is a modern city, it continues to be inspired by the lively spirit of its past traders, fighting men and seafarers. The unique capital city of the Vikings is full of both culture and sport, including a royal castle, various museums, ancient churches and world famous sporting events. It has 900 years of history.
The conference rooms of the city's government are decorated with frescos and paintings by Munch, Krogh, Revold and Rolfsen and each year on the 10th of December, the anniversary of Alfred Nobel's death, the Nobel Peace Prize Ceremony takes place.
West of the harbor basin is Aker Brygge, a city quarter that was created on the site of a former shipyard and which features some unusual architecture where glass, metal and red brick dominates as in the style of London's Docklands.
The Norsk Sjøfartsmuseum features the long history of Norwegian navigation. Various figureheads are exhibited and it is no surprise that most of them are female, as seafarers have always chosen to be protected by goddesses! In the Kon-Tiki Museum, the filigree balsa river boat is on display. Thor Heyerdahl sailed across the Pacific for 101 days in the Kon-Tiki, from Peru to Polynesia.
This city is a royal residence and a cultural capital of Europe. It is the oldest of Scandinavia's capital cities and the greenest metropolis on the European continent. A place of joie de vivre, independence and a colorful past!
- published: 13 Aug 2013
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Travel on the cheap in Oslo with these money-saving tips.
It’s no surprise that Oslo is one of the most expensive cities in the world. But for savvy travelers, it doesn’t have to be. Here are my tricks and tips for traveling on the cheap in Norway's capital city.
Download the Oslo Pass
Before you even head to the airport, purchase and download the Oslo Pass app for your iphone or android device. Activate it once you arrive on a day you'd like to set aside for exploring the city's museums. The Oslo Pass is your ticket to get into more than 30 museums and galleries including some of my favorites, the Astrup Fearnley Museum, the National Gallery (home to Edvard Munch's infamous work "The Scream") and the Viking Ship Museum.
The Oslo Pass also covers public transportation costs, which makes getting from one point of interest to the next a breeze. I used a combination of the bus, tram and walking to get from my hotel in the Tjuvholmen arts district to points of interest around town and had no problems finding my way. After logging 30,000 steps one afternoon, I decided to put my feet up and take a cab to dinner. I learned the hard way that taxis are EXPENSIVE in Oslo, even if you're only traveling a couple of miles. Expect to pay a minimum of $25 per ride.
The Oslo Pass is available for 24 hours ($40), 48 hours ($60) and 72 hours ($75). Children and seniors receive a substantial discount.
Dine at the Mathallen Food Hall
Going out to eat in Oslo will put a dent in your wallet if you aren’t careful. So head to Mathallen, an indoor food hall featuring a farmers’ market and international cuisine at affordable prices. Sampling is free, ad the selection is quite impressive, from Spanish tapas and Japanese bento boxes to raw vegan Thai food.
Become a Coffee Connoisseur
Live like a local and spend time at one of Oslo’s hip, third-wave coffee shops. Some of my favorites are Liebling (which also sells quirky home goods), Supreme Roastworks and Tim Wendelboe—run by a World Barista Champion and World Cup Tasters Champion. The move here is to order AeroPress brew, which gives each cup a rich, distinct flavor.
Visit Olso’s Free Parks
Oslo has not one, but two free outdoor sculpture parks. The older of the two, Vigeland Park, represents the lifework of Gustav Vigeland, who dedicated his talents to this project for nearly 20 years.
Ekebergparken has a very different vibe. The sculptures are arranged in pockets that, at times, can seem hidden. You feel as if you’re the first to discover these works by Louise Bourgeois, Hilde Mæhlum, Salvador Dalí, George Cutts Marina Abramović, Auguste Rodin and many others.
Walking from sculpture to sculpture is actually a decent workout. And as another value-add, you’ll actually get to see the view that inspired Edvard Munch’s infamous painting, “The Scream.” Now that’s a pretty good deal.
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- published: 21 Apr 2016
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The proud spirit of the Norwegian people shines in every dimension of their capital city — from its once-fearsome Viking ships to its sleek new Opera House, from a fun folk museum that keeps traditions alive to the constant festival of its thriving harborfront. Connecting with the culture, we enjoy art — from Vigeland's statues to Munch's scream — and join local friends for a boat ride on their fjord.
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- published: 19 Aug 2013
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The Top 10 Things To Do & See in Oslo. The Favorite, Sight, Activities & Eats of the Norwegian Capital. The Best of Oslo.
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10 Things That Will SHOCK You About Norway
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- published: 10 Feb 2016
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Oslo City Guide - 5 Cheap Things to Do in Oslo, Norway! We're spending the week in Oslo, Norway which is one of the most expensive cities in the world. So, we've teamed up with Visit Oslo to show you how you can explore Oslo on the cheap!
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Homenkollen Ski Museum - http://www.skiforeningen.no/holmenkollen/skimuseet/apningstider-og-priser/
Norwegian Folk Museum - http://norskfolkemuseum.no/en/the-open-air-museum
Viking Ship Museum - http://www.khm.uio.no/besok-oss/vikingskipshuset/
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Oslo is a great place to visit on vacation or for a holiday, but even great places with Viking Museums, Nobel Peace Prize Ceremonies and so much more has a few things you may not like. So here we have the 5 Things You Will Love & Hate about Visiting Oslo, Norway.
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Grünerløkka is one of the most interesting neighborhoods in Oslo, a hipster paradise a 10 minute walk from Central Station. Surprisingly few tourists visit Grünerløkka, and that's really a pity. Some of the nicest cafes and bars in Oslo are located in Grünerløkka, and it's a foodies paradise.
The main street of Grünerløkka is Thorvald Meyers gate. Thorvald Meyers gate starts where Ankerbrua brigde crosses Akerselva river, and ends at Birkelunden park in the north. Tram lines 11, 12 and 13 have three stops along Thorvald Meyers gate. From south to north:
Schous plass
Olaf Ryes plass
Birkelunden
Most of the shops, bars, restaurants and cafes on Grünerløkka are located around the Birkelunden and Olaf Ryes plass parks, and in the segment of Thorvald Meyers gate that is connecting them.
The street parallel to Thorvald Meyers gate, closer to Akerselva river, is Markveien. The lower parts of Markveien houses many quirky shops and vintage boutiques. There are also a few cafes and bars, like Espresso House and the Brewdog pub.
The area by Akerselva around Blå is a particularly beautiful part of the river. It is known for it's grafitti and industrial style. There are a few bars/cafes here, and Blå is also one of the best nightclubs in Oslo.
Also by Akerselva river is the Oslo Food Court (Mathallen). Unlike other shops in Oslo which must remain closed on Sundays, Mathallen is allowed to stay open.
Other options for Sunday shopping in Oslo are the flee markets at Birkelunden, and the smaller flee market outside of Blå, by the river. They are open mostly every Sunday, all year around.
- published: 22 May 2016
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Oslo
Oslo (English pronunciation: /ˈɒzloʊ/, OZ-loh,Norwegian pronunciation: [ˈuʂˈlu] (
listen) or, rarer [ˈusˈlu] or [ˈuʂlu]) is the capital and the most populous city in Norway.
Oslo constitutes both a county and a municipality. Founded in the year 1040, and established as a "kaupstad" or trading place in 1048 by King Harald III, the city was elevated to a bishopric in 1070 and a capital under Haakon V around 1300. Personal unions with Denmark from 1397 to 1523 and again from 1536 to 1814 and with Sweden from 1814 to 1905 reduced its influence. After being destroyed by a fire in 1624, the city was moved closer to Akershus Fortress during the reign of King Christian IV and renamed Christiania in his honour. It was established as a municipality (formannskapsdistrikt) on 1 January 1838. Following a spelling reform, it was known as Kristiania from 1877 to 1925, at which time its original Norwegian name was restored.
Oslo is the economic and governmental centre of Norway. The city is also a hub of Norwegian trade, banking, industry and shipping. It is an important centre for maritime industries and maritime trade in Europe. The city is home to many companies within the maritime sector, some of which are among the world's largest shipping companies, shipbrokers and maritime insurance brokers. Oslo is a pilot city of the Council of Europe and the European Commission intercultural cities programme.
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Norway
Norway (
i/ˈnɔːrweɪ/ NAWR-way; Norwegian: 
Norge (Bokmål) or Noreg (Nynorsk)), officially the Kingdom of Norway, is a sovereign and unitary monarchy whose territory comprises the western portion of the Scandinavian Peninsula plus the island Jan Mayen and the archipelago of Svalbard. The Antarctic Peter I Island and the sub-Antarctic Bouvet Island are dependent territories and thus not considered part of the Kingdom. Norway also lays claim to a section of Antarctica known as Queen Maud Land. Until 1814, the Kingdom included the Faroe Islands (since 1035), Greenland (1261), and Iceland (1262). It also included Shetland and Orkney until 1468.
Norway has a total area of 385,252 square kilometres (148,747 sq mi) and a population of 5,109,059 people (2014). The country shares a long eastern border with Sweden (1,619 km or 1,006 mi long). Norway is bordered by Finland and Russia to the north-east, and the Skagerrak Strait to the south, with Denmark on the other side. Norway has an extensive coastline, facing the North Atlantic Ocean and the Barents Sea.
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Aker Brygge
Aker Brygge is a popular area for shopping, dining, and entertainment in Oslo, Norway.
Location
Aker Brygge is west of Pipervika, an arm of the Oslo Fjord, on the former ship yard of Akers Mekaniske Verksted, which was shut down in 1982. Before the shipyard was established there in 1854, the area was known as Holmen. It was an old yard where some industrial corporations established, and a suburban establishment grew in the early 19th century.
Aker Brygge is served by the Aker Brygge tram station.
History
The area contained shipyards and engineering industry - Aker Mekaniske Verksted AS - until 1982.
The construction of Aker Brygge was carried out in four steps by the realtors Aker Eiendom AS. A few old industrial buildings were demolished, while several of the major workshop halls were rebuilt as shopping areas. The first step of the construction was finished in 1986, with Telje, Torp and Aasen as architects. The fourth and final construction, the Storebrand insurance building facing Munkedamsveien, was completed in 1998. The area consists of a shopping center with shops and restaurants, a cinema, office space, and apartments. Additionally, there is a small boat harbour, and a terminal for the ferries to Nesodden. The area measures 260,000 m2.
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Viking Ship Museum
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Nobel Peace Prize
The Nobel Peace Prize (Norwegian, Danish and Swedish: Nobels fredspris) is one of the five Nobel Prizes created by the Swedish industrialist, inventor, and armaments manufacturer Alfred Nobel, along with the prizes in Chemistry, Physics, Physiology or Medicine, and Literature. Since 1901, it has been awarded annually (with some exceptions) to those who have "done the most or the best work for fraternity between nations, for the abolition or reduction of standing armies and for the holding and promotion of peace congresses".
Per Alfred Nobel's will, the recipient is selected by the Norwegian Nobel Committee, a five-member committee appointed by the Parliament of Norway. Since 1990, the prize is awarded on 10 December in Oslo City Hall each year. The prize was formerly awarded in the Atrium of the University of Oslo Faculty of Law (1947–89), the Norwegian Nobel Institute (1905–46), and the Parliament (1901–04).
Due to its political nature, the Nobel Peace Prize has, for most of its history, been the subject of controversies.
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4:43Oslo Vacation Travel Guide | Expedia
Oslo Vacation Travel Guide | ExpediaOslo Vacation Travel Guide | Expedia
Welcome to Oslo, the capital city of Norway. Centuries ago, Viking longships prowled the waters around Norway. Some of those longships survived the ensuing years and found their way to the Viking Ship Museum, which is a must-see on any Oslo tour. The three longships on display here have been recovered from various parts of the country, and the museum also contains a number of artifacts from the Viking Age. Norway’s rich connection to the sea did not stop with the Vikings, though; just over a mile away from the Viking Ship Museum are several other educational complexes dedicated to the salt water that flows through Oslo’s veins. Visit the Norwegian Maritime Museum, the Kon-Tiki Museum, and the Fram Museum to get a fuller idea of Oslo’s seaborne heritage. While in town, stop by the Nobel Peace Center—yes, this is the very location where the Nobel Peace Prize is awarded. The center itself showcases winners of the award, and highlights their impact on the world at large. After spending an afternoon wandering the center, prepare yourself for an evening of extraordinary live performances, as the Oslo Opera House is just a short walk away. This majestic building, with its sloping roofs and massive wall of windows, has been compared to an iceberg in appearance. Besides being a popular performing arts venue, it’s also a popular place for locals to meet before heading out into town. If you plan your Oslo sightseeing during the summer, prepare yourself for long days of endless sunshine. Oslo’s position in the northern hemisphere ensures that the sun does not set until after 11 o’clock at night during the warm season. Who said you couldn’t get more hours in the day? What was your favorite part of Oslo? Visit our Oslo travel guide page for more information or to plan your next vacation! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Follow us on social media: Twitter: https://twitter.com/Expedia Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/expedia Instagram: http://instagram.com/expedia Pinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/Expedia/ Google+: https://plus.google.com/+Expedia -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Follow us on our travel blog, Viewfinder: http://viewfinder.expedia.com/ -
12:52Oslo Travel Guide: Things to do in Oslo as a Tourist
Oslo Travel Guide: Things to do in Oslo as a TouristOslo Travel Guide: Things to do in Oslo as a Tourist
Top Sightseeing locations to visit in Oslo, Norway. Including Downtown Oslo, The Royal Castle, museums, Vigelandsparken, Holmenkollen, and more. The exact locations are listed at the end of the description. The Oslo Opera: Do this one! The opera building is adjacent to the central station, and it's awesome. It's architecture is like walking on an iceberg, and it overlooks the Oslo fjord and Akershus Castle. Doesn't take much time. Karl Johans gate: The main walking street that connects Central Station (Oslo S) with the Royal Castle. I guess it's a must when you come to Oslo. You can't avoid it, and you shouldn't! Because it's the main street of Oslo. But Karl Johan is mostly for the tourists, beggars, scammers. People that live in Oslo, like me, hardly ever go there. Royal Castle: It's quite small compared to other royal castles because Norway was a poor country when it was built. But it's still a nice place to walk through on your way to Bogstadveien or to spend half an hour. Akershus Castle: This is a nice medieval castle at the center of Oslo, overlooking the Oslo fjord, and Aker brygge. Very nice for sunsets, and after a day in Oslo sentrum or Aker Brygge. There is also a free military museum and a cheap WWII resistance museum here. Aker Brygge: These are the Oslo docks which have been redeveloped into a posh private restaurant/bar/shopping area. Nice for a walk, and plenty of places to sit down and watch people or the magnificent view of Akershus Castle. There's also a modern art museum here if that's your thing. If you do go to the modern art museum, be sure go all the way to the top terrace, where you find an even better view of Aker Brygge, the fjord and Akershus Castle. Museum Island/Peninsula (Bygdøy): This is where most of the museums are, including the Viking Ship Museum, Kon Tiki, Maritime Museum, Folk Museum. But be aware that it takes a day, and it's quite a detour, there's not much else to do there. If I had to pick one, I would do the Viking Ship museum and maybe the adjacent Folk Museum. Vigelandsparken/Frognerparken: This sculpture park is very good, and very large. During summer this is a continuous party/BBQ, but in wintertime you will find mostly joggers and dog walkers. Do this park if naked stone people are your thing. Pro tip: The Oslo City museum is in the park, and its FREE! Holmenkollen/Frognerseteren: Holmenkollen is a giant ski-jump on a mountain overlooking Oslo. There is also the ski-museum and ski-stuff around here. Metro line 1 runs all the way to Frognerseteren and there is a cafe/restaurant close to the wilderness where you can overlook Oslo. Ekebergåsen: This is a lookout point close to Oslo, overlooking the city. If you are thinking of going to Frognerseteren for the view only, you should go here instead. Much closer to the city, so you get a better view and travel time is less, this is a nice spot to watch the sunset. Some Pro Tips: If you want to see "the fjord" for cheap, go to the beginning of Aker Brygge, and take the ferry (B10) to Nesodden and back again (don't get of). You will have a great view of Akershus Castle, Aker Brygge, numerous islands and the fjord. The "RuterReise" app for live public transportation time tables or planning, or just use Google maps, there's another "RuterBillett" app for purchasing tickets with a credit card on your phone, but I think it's only in Norwegian. Then there is the https://ruter.no/en/ website for trip planning. Uber app, works quite well, and is half price of normal taxi Time/Location/ 00:00 Jernbanetorget https://goo.gl/vdoD4g 00:57 Bicycles https://goo.gl/C9MZmm 01:53 The Opera https://goo.gl/XdoR1C 02:30 Karl Johans gate https://goo.gl/6b4hqD 02:52 Parliament (Stortinget) https://goo.gl/X2gP7y 03:23 The Royal Castle (Slottet) https://goo.gl/xIP9aB 03:57 Nobel Peace Center https://goo.gl/sXCCQe 04:29 The Harbor https://goo.gl/brdbGN 04:44 Ferry B10 (see the fjord) https://goo.gl/1SZHoZ 05:03 Aker Brygge https://goo.gl/zi4Y7F 05:24 Astrup Fearnley https://goo.gl/3Umtqa 06:19 Akershus Castle https://goo.gl/bnNyxt 06:30 Inside Akershus Castle https://goo.gl/gnCQWm 07:13 Bygdøynes https://goo.gl/Zz8IcR 07:42 Vikingship Museum https://goo.gl/6dJP5A 07:54 Folk Museum (Stavkirke) https://goo.gl/vQly8M 08:31 Oscarshall Castle https://goo.gl/JOVB0a 08:33 Holocaust Center https://goo.gl/XCaiKT 08:36 Kongsgården https://goo.gl/IBqG9C 08:44 Huk (the beach) https://goo.gl/PX0idB 09:11 Vigelandsparken https://goo.gl/Umcgmi 10:04 Oslo City Museum https://goo.gl/VbbYTc 10:32 Holmenkollen (ski jump) https://goo.gl/mF1z3M 10:56 Ski Museum https://goo.gl/rYJcLU 11:05 Holmenkollen Kapell (church) https://goo.gl/D6iNPJ 11:23 Frognerseteren T-bane (metro) https://goo.gl/WrLIQN 11:56 Frognerseteren Restaurant https://goo.gl/AyjJp1 12:17 Ekebergåsen (lookout point) https://goo.gl/ob7pdW -
9:2830 Secrets & Best Places in Oslo, Norway
30 Secrets & Best Places in Oslo, Norway30 Secrets & Best Places in Oslo, Norway
My new Oslo Travel Guide includes these carefully selected 30 things to do & best places to visit in Oslo, Norway which I visited during a warm summer weekend ranging from gems like the Frogner Park, Viking Ship Museum, Whale Sushi, Stratos rooftop, eating black licorice ice cream and tips for the vibrant Oslo nightlife. Subscribe to my channel ► https://bit.ly/2aeuh9b for weekly videos! I did not have high expectations for Oslo but during this warm summer weekend the city offers many outdoor attractions, a great place to start is Aker Brygge to try the local delicacy Polse, a fancy hot dog rolled in bacon and injected with cheese than from Aker Brygge walk to the other popular attractions like the Royal Palace, Karl Johans Gate shopping street, Vippa, the Opera House or Sorenga Sjobad outdoor beach deck. Download my FREE maps for Oslo: http://www.reformatt.com/30-best-places-oslo-norway Oslo is the capital of Norway and its metropolitan area has a population of 1.5 million including their royal family since Norway is a kingdom and is the only country in the world with territories in both the Arctic and Antarctica. One important thing you must keep in mind; Oslo is extremely expensive and is rated one of the most expensive city in the world by Forbes Magazine, to give you an example, a simple hot dog will set you back $6 US dollars and that is considered on the cheap side. In return for being an expensive city you get a very safe and easy going Scandinavian city experience. Public transit is easy to use and many signs and menus at restaurants are in English. The most bizarre dish I've had must have been the Brown Cheese Ice Cream for which you'll have to watch my Oslo video. The Frogner Park must have been the most unique sculpture park I've ever been to, it is world's largest sculpture park by a single artist. Created by Gustav Vigeland between 1924 and 1943 with incredible sculptures like the angry boy and consist out of 200 works. My favorite museum in Oslo is the Norwegian Museum of Cultural History for having a lot of great performances, historic foods and snacks to try and the overall feeling like you got transported back to the Viking ages. Out of the blue I received a Facebook message from my American buddy Andrew who was coincidentally stopping by Oslo on his way home from the Arctic Norwegian island Svalbard to the United States. I met up with him and his girlfriend at the famous fish restaurant Fiskeriet Youngtorget for the freshest Norwegian salmon I've ever tasted. After lunch I took my friends to the Akershus Fortress for the best view of Oslo and a little historic tour through Norway's Resistance Museum which teaches about the Nazi occupation of Norway during WW2. For dinner I wanted to try true Norwegian cuisine and luckily Rorbua on Aker Brygge is known for having some of the best dishes in town. I ordered the Tastes of Norway meat stick with meats; Whale, Deer, Beef & Reindeer. An incredible dish with as winner: Reindeer for being extremely juicy, this dish cost me around $45 US dollars and don't forget to add the typical Norwegian beer Hansa. Before the night falls, grab a few cocktails at either the Magic Ice Bar for some Norwegian Ice Wine or on top of the Thief Rooftop patio for the most upscale cocktail bar in town. In conclusion, Oslo is a great 2 to 3-day stop over during the summer to enjoy a few outdoor activities, learn about the history of Norway and make many new friends, especially during the weekend nightlife of Oslo but for that you'll have to read my next article. Support my channel and become a subscriber! Click Here To Subscribe! ► http://reformatt.com/subscribe Facebook ► http://facebook.com/reformatt Twitter ► https://twitter.com/reformatt Instagram ► https://instagram.com/reformatt Thanks for all your support, rating the video and leaving a comment is always appreciated! -
13:31Norway Travel: How Expensive is OSLO? & City Tour
Norway Travel: How Expensive is OSLO? & City TourNorway Travel: How Expensive is OSLO? & City Tour
In this video I explore Oslo, Norway and show how much things cost. To watch the video about my dinner with Andre CLICK HERE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jLVdHUDLyuY PLANNING A BUDGET TRAVELING TRIP? "Gabe's Guide to Budget Travel" is a travel guidebook that's packed with practical travel info. Just $10 on Amazon! For more info, CLICK HERE: http://www.amazon.com/Gabes-Guide-Budget-Travel-Tricks/dp/1470155141/ Or feel like reading something else that's fun, adventurous and inspiring? "Following My Thumb" features 26 exciting travel stories from around the world. Also available on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Following-My-Thumb-Gabriel-Morris/dp/1846948495/ Support Gabriel's videos on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/gabrieltraveler Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gabrieltraveler Join Gabriel's Facebook travel group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/224985807515334/ Gabriel's travel page on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Explore-the-World/226239094115488 Follow on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/gabrieltravel Lots more adventure travel at: http://gabrieltraveler.com Video created by Gabriel Morris, who is the owner of all video or photo content. Filmed with a Canon PowerShot ELPH 360 HS. Gabriel is a world traveler and travel writer who has been adventuring around the world off and on since his first trip to Europe in the summer of 1990 when he was 18 years old. He is author of "Following My Thumb", a collection of 26 exciting and hilarious autobiographical travel stories from his worldly wanderings during the 1990s; and has written several other books available on Amazon.com and elsewhere. Thanks a lot for watching and safe journeys! Norway Travel: How Expensive is OSLO? & City Tour -
3:18See Oslo in 3 minutes
See Oslo in 3 minutesSee Oslo in 3 minutes
Spend 3 minutes to catch a few glimpses of some of Oslo's main attractions. If you're after something more niche, you may dig a lot deeper at visitoslo.com. -
25:35Oslo Vacation Travel Video Guide
Oslo Vacation Travel Video GuideOslo Vacation Travel Video Guide
Travel video about destination Oslo in Norway. Although the Norwegian metropolis of Oslo is a modern city, it continues to be inspired by the lively spirit of its past traders, fighting men and seafarers. The unique capital city of the Vikings is full of both culture and sport, including a royal castle, various museums, ancient churches and world famous sporting events. It has 900 years of history. The conference rooms of the city's government are decorated with frescos and paintings by Munch, Krogh, Revold and Rolfsen and each year on the 10th of December, the anniversary of Alfred Nobel's death, the Nobel Peace Prize Ceremony takes place. West of the harbor basin is Aker Brygge, a city quarter that was created on the site of a former shipyard and which features some unusual architecture where glass, metal and red brick dominates as in the style of London's Docklands. The Norsk Sjøfartsmuseum features the long history of Norwegian navigation. Various figureheads are exhibited and it is no surprise that most of them are female, as seafarers have always chosen to be protected by goddesses! In the Kon-Tiki Museum, the filigree balsa river boat is on display. Thor Heyerdahl sailed across the Pacific for 101 days in the Kon-Tiki, from Peru to Polynesia. This city is a royal residence and a cultural capital of Europe. It is the oldest of Scandinavia's capital cities and the greenest metropolis on the European continent. A place of joie de vivre, independence and a colorful past! -
3:43Oslo on a Budget
Oslo on a BudgetOslo on a Budget
Travel on the cheap in Oslo with these money-saving tips. It’s no surprise that Oslo is one of the most expensive cities in the world. But for savvy travelers, it doesn’t have to be. Here are my tricks and tips for traveling on the cheap in Norway's capital city. Download the Oslo Pass Before you even head to the airport, purchase and download the Oslo Pass app for your iphone or android device. Activate it once you arrive on a day you'd like to set aside for exploring the city's museums. The Oslo Pass is your ticket to get into more than 30 museums and galleries including some of my favorites, the Astrup Fearnley Museum, the National Gallery (home to Edvard Munch's infamous work "The Scream") and the Viking Ship Museum. The Oslo Pass also covers public transportation costs, which makes getting from one point of interest to the next a breeze. I used a combination of the bus, tram and walking to get from my hotel in the Tjuvholmen arts district to points of interest around town and had no problems finding my way. After logging 30,000 steps one afternoon, I decided to put my feet up and take a cab to dinner. I learned the hard way that taxis are EXPENSIVE in Oslo, even if you're only traveling a couple of miles. Expect to pay a minimum of $25 per ride. The Oslo Pass is available for 24 hours ($40), 48 hours ($60) and 72 hours ($75). Children and seniors receive a substantial discount. Dine at the Mathallen Food Hall Going out to eat in Oslo will put a dent in your wallet if you aren’t careful. So head to Mathallen, an indoor food hall featuring a farmers’ market and international cuisine at affordable prices. Sampling is free, ad the selection is quite impressive, from Spanish tapas and Japanese bento boxes to raw vegan Thai food. Become a Coffee Connoisseur Live like a local and spend time at one of Oslo’s hip, third-wave coffee shops. Some of my favorites are Liebling (which also sells quirky home goods), Supreme Roastworks and Tim Wendelboe—run by a World Barista Champion and World Cup Tasters Champion. The move here is to order AeroPress brew, which gives each cup a rich, distinct flavor. Visit Olso’s Free Parks Oslo has not one, but two free outdoor sculpture parks. The older of the two, Vigeland Park, represents the lifework of Gustav Vigeland, who dedicated his talents to this project for nearly 20 years. Ekebergparken has a very different vibe. The sculptures are arranged in pockets that, at times, can seem hidden. You feel as if you’re the first to discover these works by Louise Bourgeois, Hilde Mæhlum, Salvador Dalí, George Cutts Marina Abramović, Auguste Rodin and many others. Walking from sculpture to sculpture is actually a decent workout. And as another value-add, you’ll actually get to see the view that inspired Edvard Munch’s infamous painting, “The Scream.” Now that’s a pretty good deal. ___ If you value experiences over consumerism, if you think there's more to life than the 9-5, if you want to travel to every country in the world before you die, subscribe to my channel, and let’s see where we end up next: http://ow.ly/Vx3Xs Daily Snapchats: JoanJetsetter Blog: http://www.joanjetsetter.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/JoanJetsetter Vine: https://vine.co/JoanJetsetter Instagram: http://instagram.com/JoanJetsetter Tumblr: http://joanjetsetter.tumblr.com/ Executive Producer: Skye Mayring Editor: Gerardo Jaquez Lechuga My trip to Norway was made possible by Hurtigruten and Visit Norway. Views Expressed are my own. -
24:57Oslo
OsloOslo
The proud spirit of the Norwegian people shines in every dimension of their capital city — from its once-fearsome Viking ships to its sleek new Opera House, from a fun folk museum that keeps traditions alive to the constant festival of its thriving harborfront. Connecting with the culture, we enjoy art — from Vigeland's statues to Munch's scream — and join local friends for a boat ride on their fjord. © 2010 Rick Steves' Europe -
7:51Visit Oslo - What to See & Do in Oslo, Norway
Visit Oslo - What to See & Do in Oslo, NorwayVisit Oslo - What to See & Do in Oslo, Norway
The Top 10 Things To Do & See in Oslo. The Favorite, Sight, Activities & Eats of the Norwegian Capital. The Best of Oslo. Filmed in Oslo, Norway Copyright Mark Wolters 2016 10 Things That Will SHOCK You About Norway https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O9aJQoqu4z4 5 Things You Will Love & Hate about Oslo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_AAQZ9mO-9E 5 Things You Will Love & Hate about Scandinavia https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1W58csIcCKQ USA Today & 10Best's #1 Independent Travel Videographer 2014 FlipKey by TripAdvisor Top 10 Travel Bloggers 2014 Find More Videos At: http://www.woltersworld.com Subscribe to Wolters World on YouTube! http://www.youtube.com/woltersworld Follow Us At http://www.facebook.com/woltersworld http://www.twitter.com/woltersworld http://www.instagram.com/woltersworld -
11:04Oslo City Guide - 5 Cheap Things to Do in Oslo, Norway!
Oslo City Guide - 5 Cheap Things to Do in Oslo, Norway!Oslo City Guide - 5 Cheap Things to Do in Oslo, Norway!
Oslo City Guide - 5 Cheap Things to Do in Oslo, Norway! We're spending the week in Oslo, Norway which is one of the most expensive cities in the world. So, we've teamed up with Visit Oslo to show you how you can explore Oslo on the cheap! You can learn more about the Oslo pass here: http://www.visitoslo.com/en/activities-and-attractions/oslo-pass/ Don’t miss the adventure, SUBSCRIBE! ►http://bit.ly/1Nnl2kq New travel videos posted every Monday, Wednesday and Friday! ---- Here are all the places we visited in the video ---- Vigeland Sculpture Park and Museum - http://www.vigeland.museum.no/en Oslo Ferry - https://www.oslo-fergene.no/forside Homenkollen Ski Museum - http://www.skiforeningen.no/holmenkollen/skimuseet/apningstider-og-priser/ Norwegian Folk Museum - http://norskfolkemuseum.no/en/the-open-air-museum Viking Ship Museum - http://www.khm.uio.no/besok-oss/vikingskipshuset/ Honorable mentions: Fram Museum - http://frammuseum.no/our_exhibitions/fram/ Kon-Tiki - http://www.kon-tiki.no/ ======== WE NEED YOUR HELP! If only 5% of our subscribers pledged $1 on Patreon, we’d have just enough money to run this channel full-time! Consider donating here ► http://bit.ly/2mWqTt6 ======== Get $35 off your first Airbnb! http://bit.ly/2fCgsTx Follow us on the other things… Twitter - http://twitter.com/the_endless_a Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/TheEndlessAdventurers/ Instagram - http://instagram.com/theendlessadventure Travel Blog - http://theendlessadventure.co Music by Patrick Perkins - https://soundcloud.com/pattyperk Tom Holmes - https://soundcloud.com/tom-holmes-1 and Vanilla https://soundcloud.com/vanilla OUR GEAR Sony A7ii http://amzn.to/2hQjkNC Sony 24-240 FE http://amzn.to/2hnEiXe GoPro Hero 4 Session http://amzn.to/2hQeW0X DJI Phantom 3 Standard http://amzn.to/2gLBBQ7 CapturePRO Camera Clip http://amzn.to/2hHRCXf Tripod http://amzn.to/2gLKxoI -
10:55Visit Oslo - 5 Things You Will Love & Hate about Oslo, Norway
Visit Oslo - 5 Things You Will Love & Hate about Oslo, NorwayVisit Oslo - 5 Things You Will Love & Hate about Oslo, Norway
Oslo is a great place to visit on vacation or for a holiday, but even great places with Viking Museums, Nobel Peace Prize Ceremonies and so much more has a few things you may not like. So here we have the 5 Things You Will Love & Hate about Visiting Oslo, Norway. Filmed in Oslo, Norway Copyright Mark Wolters 2015 10 Things That Will Shock You about Norway https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O9aJQoqu4z4 5 Love & Hates of Visiting Stockholm, Sweden https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Woia6xq7dWI 5 Love & Hates of Visiting Copenhagen, Denmark https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=li3GYCPv8lo Do You Tip in Norway https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ViMRZizk3_c USA Today & 10Best's #1 Independent Travel Videographer 2014 FlipKey by TripAdvisor Top 10 Travel Bloggers 2014 Find More Videos At: http://www.woltersworld.com Subscribe to Wolters World on YouTube! http://www.youtube.com/woltersworld Follow Us At http://www.facebook.com/woltersworld http://www.twitter.com/woltersworld http://www.instagram.com/woltersworld -
7:53Oslo Travel Guide: Grünerløkka
Oslo Travel Guide: GrünerløkkaOslo Travel Guide: Grünerløkka
Grünerløkka is one of the most interesting neighborhoods in Oslo, a hipster paradise a 10 minute walk from Central Station. Surprisingly few tourists visit Grünerløkka, and that's really a pity. Some of the nicest cafes and bars in Oslo are located in Grünerløkka, and it's a foodies paradise. The main street of Grünerløkka is Thorvald Meyers gate. Thorvald Meyers gate starts where Ankerbrua brigde crosses Akerselva river, and ends at Birkelunden park in the north. Tram lines 11, 12 and 13 have three stops along Thorvald Meyers gate. From south to north: Schous plass Olaf Ryes plass Birkelunden Most of the shops, bars, restaurants and cafes on Grünerløkka are located around the Birkelunden and Olaf Ryes plass parks, and in the segment of Thorvald Meyers gate that is connecting them. The street parallel to Thorvald Meyers gate, closer to Akerselva river, is Markveien. The lower parts of Markveien houses many quirky shops and vintage boutiques. There are also a few cafes and bars, like Espresso House and the Brewdog pub. The area by Akerselva around Blå is a particularly beautiful part of the river. It is known for it's grafitti and industrial style. There are a few bars/cafes here, and Blå is also one of the best nightclubs in Oslo. Also by Akerselva river is the Oslo Food Court (Mathallen). Unlike other shops in Oslo which must remain closed on Sundays, Mathallen is allowed to stay open. Other options for Sunday shopping in Oslo are the flee markets at Birkelunden, and the smaller flee market outside of Blå, by the river. They are open mostly every Sunday, all year around. -
3:44Oslo Nightlife in Norway: TOP 15 Bars & Clubs
Oslo Nightlife in Norway: TOP 15 Bars & ClubsOslo Nightlife in Norway: TOP 15 Bars & Clubs
This is my ultimate Oslo nightlife guide featuring the Top 15 bars & nightclubs which I carefully selected and includes something for everyone, ranging from the Bortenfor, Lawo, Jaeger, Stratos, Angst & The Villa. Why: Very lively & open nightlife! When: June, July & August Last Call: 3:00am Complete Oslo Nightlife Guide: http://www.reformatt.com/oslo-nightlife-norway (photos, maps, prices & my personal advice) Oslo is a small town with only 600,000 inhabitants you'd think there isn't much to do in Oslo. Well, you may be pleasantly surprised. Oslo has a lot of great bars & night clubs to offer but the only downside; Oslo is VERY expensive and venues close at 3:00am but that shouldn't prevent you from having an amazing time. I recommend you start your evening in the Grünerløkka hipster district, this renovated district has quite a few great places to grab a few drinks like Blå & Bortenfor easily located right next to each other. Blå is often considered the best place to be on a Sunday. In the downtown core of Oslo there is a bar alley way called Strøget which houses a conglomerate of bars namely; Uhørt, Angst, Den Gamle Stobutikken and Karusell all great for socializing and a few beers. My favorite venue in Oslo is Kulturhuset, a massive social complex with ping-pong tables, fussball, multiple stories of bars and multiple dance floors. I met so many incredible locals at this place that I always ended my nights at this place. A must visit in Oslo! For some good ol' fist pumpin' and beats head over to NOX/Sollihagen for a young Norwegian crowd or Stratos for an upscale EDM rooftop party with incredible views of Oslo. Alternatively, there is the Lawo lounge where you can mingle with the high rollers and upscale peeps of Oslo. Make sure to try the true Norwegian shots: Akvavit or Aquavit, this extremely strong liquor will have you question your new found Norwegian friends. If you are an electro head or techno music enthusiast there is a great club called The Villa, this place often featured world famous techno DJ's. End your night with an epic pork knuckle wrap from the Crowbar & Brewery on the Torggata street where you will also find Cafe Sara. In conclusion, Oslo is a small, expensive but amazing city for a few days of sightseeing and making new Norwegian friends. Support my channel and become a subscriber! Click Here To Subscribe! ► http://reformatt.com/subscribe Facebook ► http://facebook.com/reformatt Twitter ► https://twitter.com/reformatt Instagram ► https://instagram.com/reformatt Thanks for all your support, rating the video and leaving a comment is always appreciated! -
2:304K NORWAY, OSLO TRAVEL GUIDE VIDEO, Best Places To Go, Top Attractions, Best Things To Do
4K NORWAY, OSLO TRAVEL GUIDE VIDEO, Best Places To Go, Top Attractions, Best Things To Do4K NORWAY, OSLO TRAVEL GUIDE VIDEO, Best Places To Go, Top Attractions, Best Things To Do
Welcome my world travel guide channel. If you like my video, please subscribe my channel and share my videos. I would be really happy. And you can also follow me on other social media platforms: https:// www.facebook.com/dunyabirmasaldir https:// www.instagram.com/ozgur_cagdas/ https:// www.youtube.com/user/OzgurCagdas https:// www.twitter.com/Ozgur_Cagdas https:// www.plus.google.com/+OzgurCagdas and my blog: https:// www.dunyabirmasaldir.com (The World is a Fairy Tale) In my travel channel, I share my own trip videos from my journeys. Until now, I traveled around 40 countries and I produced 10.000 stock footage. I am professional traveler and videographer, working many microstock footage companies. In my youtube videos, I try to combine my stock footages by locations, cities and/or countries and try to show people what did I see and I experienced. This is my video blog, a videoblog without narration. I show people what to see, what to do, where to go, when to go, different activities, best attractions, main sightseeing places, famous sights etc. I try to choose happy travel music. Also I am a backpacker, so I travel very cheap. I like to interact with local people, indigenous lifestyle, view of daily life on streets, panorama scenes. You can also night life view. Nightlife parties, events, festivals in bars, pubs, clubs etc.. I am making kind of travel documentary. So these videos are usually travel trailer of locations and cities. In this video you will see Oslo's top attractions, Best Places To Go, best places, Best Things To Do. many landscape landmark scenery. You can see everything with walking tour. Most of my videos are outdoor exterior shots with people bar, cafe, restaurant, pub, coffee, drinking, drink, shop, on crowd crowded areas. List of the best locations in Oslo, Norway are these: Vigeland Museum (Vigeland Sculpture Park), The Norwegian National Opera & Ballet (Oslo Opera House), Fram Polar Ship Museum, Bygdoy Peninsula, Holmenkollen Ski Museum And Ski Jump Tower, The Viking Ship Museum, The Norwegian Museum Of Cultural History, Oslo Fjord, National Museum - National Gallery, Sognsvann Lake, Aker Brygge, Akershus Castle And Fortress (Akershus Slott Og Festning), Norwegian Museum Of Technology, Oslo City Hall (Oslo Radhus), Oslo Nobel Peace Center, Karl Johans Gate, The Royal Palace, Astrup Fearnley Museum Of Modern Art, Oscarsborg Fortress, Oslo Cathedral, Norwegian Folk Museum (Norsk Folke Museum) -
5:39The University of Oslo: Blindern Campus Guide
The University of Oslo: Blindern Campus GuideThe University of Oslo: Blindern Campus Guide
A guided tour of Blindern, the campus of the University of Oslo, Norway. Blindern is the main campus of the University of Oslo (UiO), and it's located at the west side of Oslo. It houses the Faculty of Humanities, the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, the Faculty of Theology, the Faculty of Social Sciences, and the Faculty of Educational Sciences. The campus area is well connected by public transportation. The metro has two stops on campus, Blindern and Forskningsparken (Oslo Science Park). The tram also has two stops at the north of Blindern, and there are bus lines close by. 00:00 Frederikkeplassen (the Frederikke Place) is the main square of Blindern campus. By the square is a building housing the university bookstore, and a medical center for students. Also here is the main facility building of Blindern campus, it's called Frederikke. Frederikke houses a large cantine and several other food venues. There is also a career center, a pub, a gym, a hair dresser, and a grocery shop. 01:39 The main university library is located between Frederikkeplassen and the physics building to the south of Blindern. Apart from 3.6M books, this modern library has a café, a canteen, and lots of study places and reading rooms. 02:00 The physics building is one of oldest and nicest buildings on Blindern. It consists of a tower building with east and west wings. In the lobby of the physics building is a large Foucault pendulum, which demonstrates the rotation of the Earth. As the day passes, the swing direction of the pendulum will change, because the swinging pendulum remains fixed relative the rest of the universe, while the earth rotates. 02:59 Villa Eika is where the student parliament is located. I have noe idea what they do in there. 03:12 Dana Bakeri is the Turkish bakery located at the north of Blindern, underneath Forskningsparken metro stop. This is what kept me alive during my years at Blindern. They have great tasting, inexpensive food. Much better than the university canteens. Chicken and bulgur, Turkish meatballs, döner kebab, and my personal favorite, börek. This place is so good! 03:34 Domus Athletica is a large sporting facilities at the north of Blindern. It has outdoor and indoor fields, an Olympic sized swimming pool, and a very good gym. Access is priced at 169 NOK per month for students, as of 2016. 04:07 The informatics building is where I gained my master's degree. It's a large, modern building, and there is a student Pub/café. 04:26 Blindern Studenthjem (Blindern Student Home) is an on-campus dormitory where meals are included. 05:00 Chateau Neuf is the Norwegian student society. It's located south of Blindern, closer to Majorstuen. The University was planned to be extended in this direction, but that never happened. Therefore, the student society is located slightly off campus. Inside, there are several bars and cafes, and a lecture room which doubles as a cinema. The student radio is also located in Chateau Neuf. -
2:00Fredrik Kvaløy – Oslo for nybegynnere
Fredrik Kvaløy – Oslo for nybegynnereFredrik Kvaløy – Oslo for nybegynnere
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9:45Oslo Travel Guide: Akerselva
Oslo Travel Guide: AkerselvaOslo Travel Guide: Akerselva
Off the beaten path, but right at the center of Oslo is the river that divides Oslo into east and west. Akerselva starts at Maridalsvannet lake in the north of Oslo, and discharges into the Oslo Fjord, right behind the Oslo Opera. Despite being a much used green area by Oslo locals, not many tourists find their way to Akerselva. The area around the lowest parts of Akerselva is called Vaterland, and is right behind of Oslo Central Station. The Vaterland area isn’t particularly nice as there are some shady characters hanging around there, but it’s safe to walk there at daytime. Above Vaterland the river passes to the west of Grünerløkka. Around the two bridges Nybrua and Ankerbrua, there are a number of cafes, bars and restaurants. There are also some interesting houses along the river, like Hausmania, which is a squatted house that has turned into kind of a culture house. Adjacent to Hausmania are some of the most popular east side venues, Blå and Ingensteds. They are cafes during the daytime and bars/nightclubs at nighttime. The area around Blå is also popular for the many graffiti murals, and for the Sunday flee-market. Next up is Mathallen, Oslo Food Court. At Mathallen there are a number of restaurants and bars, like Smelteverket (The Smelter) which is at the basement of Mathallen, by the river. Also by Mathallen is Dansens hus, National stage for dance. At the opposite side of the river from Mathallen there is an old grain silo which has been converted into student apartments. By the silo, which is on the Grünerløkka side of the river, is the most famous coffee shop in Oslo, Tim Wendelboe. It's a coffee roastery, espresso bar, and a coffee school. Upstream there is an area of Akerselva called Kuba, where there is a park called Kubaparken. In the park there is a bar, Fyrhuset Kuba, meaning the Lighthouse. Above Kuba is an old suspension bridge, Åmot bru, by a scenic waterfall. There is an even larger waterfall a ten minute walk up-river. It’s called Vøyenfossen, and there are a few venues around there: Wallmans, Hønse-Lovisas hus and Månefisken. A few kilometers up, at the north of Oslo is Nydalen. Akerselva runs through Nydalen. Nydalen Bryggeri og Spiseri is a good gastro pub and brewery by the river, and if you are staying at the Radisson Blu hotel in Nydalen, this is a nice option. There are a few dams where you can swim in Akerselva, at the north of Nydalen is one of them. A more scenic dam is Frysja, which is a few kilometers north, closer to the rivers source. The dam is also known as Brekkedammen. The source of Akerselva is Maridalsvannet lake. It’s not possible to go down to the lake because it’s Oslo’s main supply of drinking water. But there are plenty of footpaths around the lake and into the vast forest that is to the north of Oslo. -
4:42Oslo - Lonely Planet Best in Travel 2018
Oslo - Lonely Planet Best in Travel 2018Oslo - Lonely Planet Best in Travel 2018
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3:49Travel to Norway: 5 places to see in Oslo
Travel to Norway: 5 places to see in OsloTravel to Norway: 5 places to see in Oslo
Sponsored by MyCall: Sightseeing in Oslo. 5 places I think you should experience if you travel to Norway or if you live here and haven't seen everything! Its a mix between tourist attractions and local places that I like. Hope you like it. Check out MyCall for more information: http://bit.ly/2dhaZnZ Hey all Norwegian learners! The language I'm teaching is not Bokmål nor Nynorsk. It's an east dialect and I don't think you will have much problem with bokmål after this. :) And everyone will understand this. I am Norwegian, from Norway. Born and raised. I live in Oslo, with my husband and son. --------------------------------------- I started filming with my webcam. Then i moved on to a Flip, then a Flip Mino HD. Then followed my iPhone, and Now I have a Panasonic HC-V210 :) I edit with Vegas Pro. --------------------------------------- Extra info about some of the videos is found here: http://karinawinnem.com/youtube - This is also my norwegian blog. To get everything in one place! -------------------------------------- Thank you to all subscribers, you are too sweet :) seriously, i love you! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NorwegianTeacher Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/crienexzy/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/CrienYoutube Instagram: http://instagram.com/crienexzy -
2:49Oslo Startup Guide
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51:36Norway (Europe) Vacation Travel Video Guide
Norway (Europe) Vacation Travel Video GuideNorway (Europe) Vacation Travel Video Guide
✱ 3.304 Hotels in Norway - Lowest Price Guarantee ► http://goo.gl/E1v2UR Travel video about destination Norway. Norway is a fascinating land in the extreme north of Europe where both magic and fairytales are very much alive. It has crystal clear lakes and rivers, snow covered mountains, idyllic fishing villages and endless beaches that are only accessible by boat.Although the Norwegian metropolis of Oslo is a modern city it continues to be inspired by the lively spirit of its past traders, fighting men and seafarers. Oslo is a harbour town that lies well sheltered at the end of a fjord and in the ninth century it was much appreciated by the Vikings who travelled throughout the known world, plundering much of it! Bergen’s main tourist attraction is the Bryggen district that originated in the middle of the fourteenth century when it was heavily influenced by the North German Hanseatic Office. The city not only boasts a fascinating history but also a number of music festivals and it was the birthplace of world famous composer Edvard Grieg. Trondheim is Norway’s historic capital in which the country’s kings have been crowned. The Nidaros Domkirke is the most splendid Gothic cathedral in northern Europe. It was built on the bones of Holy Olav. For several centuries it has been a place of pilgrimage and since the Middle Ages the Norwegian kings were crowned and also entombed within its walls. The small village of Nusfjord is located in front of a captivating backdrop of mountains. Due to its unique location it looks more like a high mountain village than a fishing settlement. It is both an historical as well as a cultural treasure. It is easy to understand why the descendants of the Vikings are so proud of their fascinating home in the extreme north. Norway, a country bursting with breathtaking and untamed beauty! -
19:25Summer Guide to Oslo
Summer Guide to OsloSummer Guide to Oslo
Fall in love with Oslo. Take an insider's ride outside the traditional tourist map - through a vibrant, happy, beautiful and very lush green city. (*** CHAPTER INDEX BELOW***). In this comprehensive video, you get to know new places, cool spots, hidden treasures, provocative art, posh neighborhoods, erotica, innovative farming, fishing culture, urban beaches, historical sites, how the Oslo bike service work and some SKAM related themes. Ronald, the guide, loves Oslo. He has put together an alternative route for anyone who wants to experience Oslo as a local - not as a tourist. Irl: the ride takes about 3 hours. It's a cheap trip. Most of what you experience is free. At our Facebook page (Yourway2Norway) - a map of the tour is provided :). Give us a like if you want (or a dislike). Map is embedded at our Facebook site (link below) 0:00 Intro 0:24 City BIkes 1:13 NO GO PARK 1:38 The Green Oslo 3:28 The Skam Area 4:42 Bike stinks a bit 5:23 DO NOT GO HERE 5:51 Aker Brygge and the islands 6:50 A very cool place called Vippetangen 09:02 Fish installations at Langekaia/best view to The Operah 10:32 Hot beach between the Skyline 11:31 Farming in the City 12:49 The Oldest Part Of Oslo (With poisonous water) 13:48 Final surprize destination *** Here are more info on some of the places we visit *** Bike rent: https://oslobysykkel.no/en Vippa: http://www.vippa.no/ Public transportation: https://ruter.no/en/ Ekebergparken: https://ekebergparken.com/en *** This video was made by Mads Nilsson & Ronald Sagatun. The ultra-cool music is by Niilas: https://soundcloud.com/niilas (Niilas - NRK P3 – Guestmix @ Christine Dancke) Check him out! *** Going to Norway. All you want is right here *** This Channel gives you Facts and New Perspectives on one of The Richest Country in the World, Norway. According to the UN it’s also the best Nation to live and grow old in. Is it really? Ronald, the Guide, will take you behind the Picturesque Norway, showing you a Different and more Fun Side of this Scandinavian Country. Because he is half Sami, partly Chilean and Italian with a Norwegian Passport. *** Follow us here *** https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtjjJqWxqE_uUxoTT_cFWMw?sub_confirmation=1 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/YourWay2Norway/ Blog: https://yourway2norway.blogspot.no/ Web: http://yourway2norway.no/ New and fun and useful video from Yourway2Norway - your guide to understand the Norwegians and the culture of living in Norway You can also follow us on facebook: Yourway2Norway - where we gather useful and interesting information on Norway. -
11:45Surviving Oslo on a Budget / An Alternative Travel Guide |NORWAY
Surviving Oslo on a Budget / An Alternative Travel Guide |NORWAYSurviving Oslo on a Budget / An Alternative Travel Guide |NORWAY
Get a lot of Tips on Cheap and Free Things in the most Expensive City in the World. Ronald, your Guide, will take you inside a hidden Oslo, behind the Tourist Brochures and Sites. In this Video, you get Information on the world most famous Painting, The Coolest and most Accessible Mountain in Norway and Most Dangerous River are some of the Topics he will cover. Through this Video Tutorial, you learn the “Visiting Oslo on a Budget” Essentials. This Informal and Relaxed Video takes you on a Journey through a Different Oslo. It will show you The Cheapest Hotels, Cheap Restaurants, Cheap Shops, the best Free Things to do, Free Toilets and the Cheapest and most Real Bar in Oslo – where you have the best Opportunity to meet and talk to locals. You will Visit Places like “Grønland” (Greenland), “Akerselva” and “Trondheimsveien”. In addition, you will have Facts about the Price Level and Prices, so you know what it takes to visit Oslo. Do you want to know more of what to do, buy and see in Oslo? Do you have other, useful tips on how to survive on a budget in Oslo or Norway in general? We would love to hear from you! ♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢ Please check out our channel, comment and subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtjjJqWxqE_uUxoTT_cFWMw Twitter: https://twitter.com/yo2no ♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢♢ Thanx to fb-group giving tips, Heave Blood & Die for their track “Dome”, and BentPixels for Music. http://bentpixels.com/ Useful Links: National Art Gallery: http://www.nasjonalmuseet.no/no/besok_oss/visningssteder/nasjonalgalleriet/ Fretex: http://www.fretex.no/ National Theater: http://www.nationaltheatret.no The Opera: http://operaen.no/en/ Anker Hotell: http://www.anker-hotel.no/en/ AirBnb: https://www.airbnb.no/ Bør Børson Karaoke Bar: http://www.borsenbar.no/ Star Gate Pub: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Stargate/164086023638283 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ This Channel gives you Facts and New Perspectives on one of The Richest Country in the World, Norway. According to the UN it’s also the best Nation to live and grow old in. Is it really? Ronald, the Guide, will take you behind the Picturesque Norway, showing you a Different and more Fun Side of this Scandinavian Country. Because he is half Sami, partly Chilean and Italian with a Norwegian Passport. To subscribe you have to sign up for your own YouTube channel. That is a walk in the park, free and has no bounderies. After signing up, you can curate your YouTube stuff like on Netflix. Just enter a channel name, a mail and a password. There you go. Here is a link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b38ef8n1p4U You can also follow us on facebook: Yourway2Norway - where we gather useful and interesting information on Norway. -
5:20Oslo Vacation Travel Guide
Oslo Vacation Travel GuideOslo Vacation Travel Guide
Oslo Vacation Travel Guide Welcome to Oslo, the capital city of Norway. Centuries ago, Viking longships prowled the waters around Norway. Some of those longships survived the ensuing years and found their way to the Viking Ship Museum, which is a must-see on any Oslo tour. The three longships on display here have been recovered from various parts of the country, and the museum also contains a number of artifacts from the Viking Age. Norway’s rich connection to the sea did not stop with the Vikings, though; just over a mile away from the Viking Ship Museum are several other educational complexes dedicated to the salt water that flows through Oslo’s veins. Visit the Norwegian Maritime Museum, the Kon-Tiki Museum, and the Fram Museum to get a fuller idea of Oslo’s seaborne heritage. While in town, stop by the Nobel Peace Center—yes, this is the very location where the Nobel Peace Prize is awarded. The center itself showcases winners of the award, and highlights their impact on the world at large. After spending an afternoon wandering the center, prepare yourself for an evening of extraordinary live performances, as the Oslo Opera House is just a short walk away. This majestic building, with its sloping roofs and massive wall of windows, has been compared to an iceberg in appearance. Besides being a popular performing arts venue, it’s also a popular place for locals to meet before heading out into town. If you plan your Oslo sightseeing during the summer, prepare yourself for long days of endless sunshine. Oslo’s position in the northern hemisphere ensures that the sun does not set until after 11 o’clock at night during the warm season. Who said you couldn’t get more hours in the day? What was your favorite part of Oslo? Visit our Oslo travel guide page for more information or to plan your next vacation! Help us to be better -- Subscribe Our Channel : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCv0Eo1-4QMkmkwZVblsfbZw?sub_confirmation=1 -- Likes me on Facebook : http://facebook.com/ -- Follow me on G+ : Url Google Plus Oslo Vacation Travel Guide
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Oslo Vacation Travel Guide | Expedia
Welcome to Oslo, the capital city of Norway. Centuries ago, Viking longships prowled the waters around Norway. Some of those longships survived the ensuing years and found their way to the Viking Ship Museum, which is a must-see on any Oslo tour. The three longships on display here have been recovered from various parts of the country, and the museum also contains a number of artifacts from the Viking Age. Norway’s rich connection to the sea did not stop with the Vikings, though; just over a mile away from the Viking Ship Museum are several other educational complexes dedicated to the salt water that flows through Oslo’s veins. Visit the Norwegian Maritime Museum, the Kon-Tiki Museum, and the Fram Museum to get a fuller idea of Oslo’s seaborne heritage. While in town, stop by the Nobel...
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Oslo Travel Guide: Things to do in Oslo as a Tourist
Top Sightseeing locations to visit in Oslo, Norway. Including Downtown Oslo, The Royal Castle, museums, Vigelandsparken, Holmenkollen, and more. The exact locations are listed at the end of the description. The Oslo Opera: Do this one! The opera building is adjacent to the central station, and it's awesome. It's architecture is like walking on an iceberg, and it overlooks the Oslo fjord and Akershus Castle. Doesn't take much time. Karl Johans gate: The main walking street that connects Central Station (Oslo S) with the Royal Castle. I guess it's a must when you come to Oslo. You can't avoid it, and you shouldn't! Because it's the main street of Oslo. But Karl Johan is mostly for the tourists, beggars, scammers. People that live in Oslo, like me, hardly ever go there. Royal Castle:...
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30 Secrets & Best Places in Oslo, Norway
My new Oslo Travel Guide includes these carefully selected 30 things to do & best places to visit in Oslo, Norway which I visited during a warm summer weekend ranging from gems like the Frogner Park, Viking Ship Museum, Whale Sushi, Stratos rooftop, eating black licorice ice cream and tips for the vibrant Oslo nightlife. Subscribe to my channel ► https://bit.ly/2aeuh9b for weekly videos! I did not have high expectations for Oslo but during this warm summer weekend the city offers many outdoor attractions, a great place to start is Aker Brygge to try the local delicacy Polse, a fancy hot dog rolled in bacon and injected with cheese than from Aker Brygge walk to the other popular attractions like the Royal Palace, Karl Johans Gate shopping street, Vippa, the Opera House or Sorenga Sjobad ou...
published: 30 Jan 2018 -
Norway Travel: How Expensive is OSLO? & City Tour
In this video I explore Oslo, Norway and show how much things cost. To watch the video about my dinner with Andre CLICK HERE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jLVdHUDLyuY PLANNING A BUDGET TRAVELING TRIP? "Gabe's Guide to Budget Travel" is a travel guidebook that's packed with practical travel info. Just $10 on Amazon! For more info, CLICK HERE: http://www.amazon.com/Gabes-Guide-Budget-Travel-Tricks/dp/1470155141/ Or feel like reading something else that's fun, adventurous and inspiring? "Following My Thumb" features 26 exciting travel stories from around the world. Also available on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Following-My-Thumb-Gabriel-Morris/dp/1846948495/ Support Gabriel's videos on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/gabrieltraveler Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gabriel...
published: 11 May 2017 -
See Oslo in 3 minutes
Spend 3 minutes to catch a few glimpses of some of Oslo's main attractions. If you're after something more niche, you may dig a lot deeper at visitoslo.com.
published: 16 Jun 2016 -
Oslo Vacation Travel Video Guide
Travel video about destination Oslo in Norway. Although the Norwegian metropolis of Oslo is a modern city, it continues to be inspired by the lively spirit of its past traders, fighting men and seafarers. The unique capital city of the Vikings is full of both culture and sport, including a royal castle, various museums, ancient churches and world famous sporting events. It has 900 years of history. The conference rooms of the city's government are decorated with frescos and paintings by Munch, Krogh, Revold and Rolfsen and each year on the 10th of December, the anniversary of Alfred Nobel's death, the Nobel Peace Prize Ceremony takes place. West of the harbor basin is Aker Brygge, a city quarter that was created on the site of a former shipyard and which features some unusual architectur...
published: 13 Aug 2013 -
Oslo on a Budget
Travel on the cheap in Oslo with these money-saving tips. It’s no surprise that Oslo is one of the most expensive cities in the world. But for savvy travelers, it doesn’t have to be. Here are my tricks and tips for traveling on the cheap in Norway's capital city. Download the Oslo Pass Before you even head to the airport, purchase and download the Oslo Pass app for your iphone or android device. Activate it once you arrive on a day you'd like to set aside for exploring the city's museums. The Oslo Pass is your ticket to get into more than 30 museums and galleries including some of my favorites, the Astrup Fearnley Museum, the National Gallery (home to Edvard Munch's infamous work "The Scream") and the Viking Ship Museum. The Oslo Pass also covers public transportation costs, which mak...
published: 21 Apr 2016 -
Oslo
The proud spirit of the Norwegian people shines in every dimension of their capital city — from its once-fearsome Viking ships to its sleek new Opera House, from a fun folk museum that keeps traditions alive to the constant festival of its thriving harborfront. Connecting with the culture, we enjoy art — from Vigeland's statues to Munch's scream — and join local friends for a boat ride on their fjord. © 2010 Rick Steves' Europe
published: 19 Aug 2013 -
Visit Oslo - What to See & Do in Oslo, Norway
The Top 10 Things To Do & See in Oslo. The Favorite, Sight, Activities & Eats of the Norwegian Capital. The Best of Oslo. Filmed in Oslo, Norway Copyright Mark Wolters 2016 10 Things That Will SHOCK You About Norway https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O9aJQoqu4z4 5 Things You Will Love & Hate about Oslo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_AAQZ9mO-9E 5 Things You Will Love & Hate about Scandinavia https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1W58csIcCKQ USA Today & 10Best's #1 Independent Travel Videographer 2014 FlipKey by TripAdvisor Top 10 Travel Bloggers 2014 Find More Videos At: http://www.woltersworld.com Subscribe to Wolters World on YouTube! http://www.youtube.com/woltersworld Follow Us At http://www.facebook.com/woltersworld http://www.twitter.com/woltersworld http://www.instagram.com/wolters...
published: 10 Feb 2016 -
Oslo City Guide - 5 Cheap Things to Do in Oslo, Norway!
Oslo City Guide - 5 Cheap Things to Do in Oslo, Norway! We're spending the week in Oslo, Norway which is one of the most expensive cities in the world. So, we've teamed up with Visit Oslo to show you how you can explore Oslo on the cheap! You can learn more about the Oslo pass here: http://www.visitoslo.com/en/activities-and-attractions/oslo-pass/ Don’t miss the adventure, SUBSCRIBE! ►http://bit.ly/1Nnl2kq New travel videos posted every Monday, Wednesday and Friday! ---- Here are all the places we visited in the video ---- Vigeland Sculpture Park and Museum - http://www.vigeland.museum.no/en Oslo Ferry - https://www.oslo-fergene.no/forside Homenkollen Ski Museum - http://www.skiforeningen.no/holmenkollen/skimuseet/apningstider-og-priser/ Norwegian Folk Museum - http://norskfolkemuse...
published: 13 Mar 2017 -
Visit Oslo - 5 Things You Will Love & Hate about Oslo, Norway
Oslo is a great place to visit on vacation or for a holiday, but even great places with Viking Museums, Nobel Peace Prize Ceremonies and so much more has a few things you may not like. So here we have the 5 Things You Will Love & Hate about Visiting Oslo, Norway. Filmed in Oslo, Norway Copyright Mark Wolters 2015 10 Things That Will Shock You about Norway https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O9aJQoqu4z4 5 Love & Hates of Visiting Stockholm, Sweden https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Woia6xq7dWI 5 Love & Hates of Visiting Copenhagen, Denmark https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=li3GYCPv8lo Do You Tip in Norway https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ViMRZizk3_c USA Today & 10Best's #1 Independent Travel Videographer 2014 FlipKey by TripAdvisor Top 10 Travel Bloggers 2014 Find More Videos At: http://www.w...
published: 09 Jan 2016 -
Oslo Travel Guide: Grünerløkka
Grünerløkka is one of the most interesting neighborhoods in Oslo, a hipster paradise a 10 minute walk from Central Station. Surprisingly few tourists visit Grünerløkka, and that's really a pity. Some of the nicest cafes and bars in Oslo are located in Grünerløkka, and it's a foodies paradise. The main street of Grünerløkka is Thorvald Meyers gate. Thorvald Meyers gate starts where Ankerbrua brigde crosses Akerselva river, and ends at Birkelunden park in the north. Tram lines 11, 12 and 13 have three stops along Thorvald Meyers gate. From south to north: Schous plass Olaf Ryes plass Birkelunden Most of the shops, bars, restaurants and cafes on Grünerløkka are located around the Birkelunden and Olaf Ryes plass parks, and in the segment of Thorvald Meyers gate that is connecting them. The...
published: 22 May 2016 -
Oslo Nightlife in Norway: TOP 15 Bars & Clubs
This is my ultimate Oslo nightlife guide featuring the Top 15 bars & nightclubs which I carefully selected and includes something for everyone, ranging from the Bortenfor, Lawo, Jaeger, Stratos, Angst & The Villa. Why: Very lively & open nightlife! When: June, July & August Last Call: 3:00am Complete Oslo Nightlife Guide: http://www.reformatt.com/oslo-nightlife-norway (photos, maps, prices & my personal advice) Oslo is a small town with only 600,000 inhabitants you'd think there isn't much to do in Oslo. Well, you may be pleasantly surprised. Oslo has a lot of great bars & night clubs to offer but the only downside; Oslo is VERY expensive and venues close at 3:00am but that shouldn't prevent you from having an amazing time. I recommend you start your evening in the Grünerløkka hipster ...
published: 06 Feb 2018 -
4K NORWAY, OSLO TRAVEL GUIDE VIDEO, Best Places To Go, Top Attractions, Best Things To Do
Welcome my world travel guide channel. If you like my video, please subscribe my channel and share my videos. I would be really happy. And you can also follow me on other social media platforms: https:// www.facebook.com/dunyabirmasaldir https:// www.instagram.com/ozgur_cagdas/ https:// www.youtube.com/user/OzgurCagdas https:// www.twitter.com/Ozgur_Cagdas https:// www.plus.google.com/+OzgurCagdas and my blog: https:// www.dunyabirmasaldir.com (The World is a Fairy Tale) In my travel channel, I share my own trip videos from my journeys. Until now, I traveled around 40 countries and I produced 10.000 stock footage. I am professional traveler and videographer, working many microstock footage companies. In my youtube videos, I try to combine my stock footages by locations, cities and/or c...
published: 12 Feb 2016 -
The University of Oslo: Blindern Campus Guide
A guided tour of Blindern, the campus of the University of Oslo, Norway. Blindern is the main campus of the University of Oslo (UiO), and it's located at the west side of Oslo. It houses the Faculty of Humanities, the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, the Faculty of Theology, the Faculty of Social Sciences, and the Faculty of Educational Sciences. The campus area is well connected by public transportation. The metro has two stops on campus, Blindern and Forskningsparken (Oslo Science Park). The tram also has two stops at the north of Blindern, and there are bus lines close by. 00:00 Frederikkeplassen (the Frederikke Place) is the main square of Blindern campus. By the square is a building housing the university bookstore, and a medical center for students. Also here is the ma...
published: 18 Jun 2016 -
Fredrik Kvaløy – Oslo for nybegynnere
Fredrik Kvaløy Foto: Peter Olav Hjertholm Klipp: Jørgen Klüver
published: 28 Apr 2015 -
Oslo Travel Guide: Akerselva
Off the beaten path, but right at the center of Oslo is the river that divides Oslo into east and west. Akerselva starts at Maridalsvannet lake in the north of Oslo, and discharges into the Oslo Fjord, right behind the Oslo Opera. Despite being a much used green area by Oslo locals, not many tourists find their way to Akerselva. The area around the lowest parts of Akerselva is called Vaterland, and is right behind of Oslo Central Station. The Vaterland area isn’t particularly nice as there are some shady characters hanging around there, but it’s safe to walk there at daytime. Above Vaterland the river passes to the west of Grünerløkka. Around the two bridges Nybrua and Ankerbrua, there are a number of cafes, bars and restaurants. There are also some interesting houses along the river, li...
published: 19 Aug 2016 -
Oslo - Lonely Planet Best in Travel 2018
Oslo is on the list of the Top 10 Cities to Visit in 2018 by Lonely Planet.
published: 24 Oct 2017 -
Travel to Norway: 5 places to see in Oslo
Sponsored by MyCall: Sightseeing in Oslo. 5 places I think you should experience if you travel to Norway or if you live here and haven't seen everything! Its a mix between tourist attractions and local places that I like. Hope you like it. Check out MyCall for more information: http://bit.ly/2dhaZnZ Hey all Norwegian learners! The language I'm teaching is not Bokmål nor Nynorsk. It's an east dialect and I don't think you will have much problem with bokmål after this. :) And everyone will understand this. I am Norwegian, from Norway. Born and raised. I live in Oslo, with my husband and son. --------------------------------------- I started filming with my webcam. Then i moved on to a Flip, then a Flip Mino HD. Then followed my iPhone, and Now I have a Panasonic HC-V210 :) I edit with V...
published: 27 Sep 2016 -
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Norway (Europe) Vacation Travel Video Guide
✱ 3.304 Hotels in Norway - Lowest Price Guarantee ► http://goo.gl/E1v2UR Travel video about destination Norway. Norway is a fascinating land in the extreme north of Europe where both magic and fairytales are very much alive. It has crystal clear lakes and rivers, snow covered mountains, idyllic fishing villages and endless beaches that are only accessible by boat.Although the Norwegian metropolis of Oslo is a modern city it continues to be inspired by the lively spirit of its past traders, fighting men and seafarers. Oslo is a harbour town that lies well sheltered at the end of a fjord and in the ninth century it was much appreciated by the Vikings who travelled throughout the known world, plundering much of it! Bergen’s main tourist attraction is the Bryggen district that originated in t...
published: 14 Aug 2013 -
Summer Guide to Oslo
Fall in love with Oslo. Take an insider's ride outside the traditional tourist map - through a vibrant, happy, beautiful and very lush green city. (*** CHAPTER INDEX BELOW***). In this comprehensive video, you get to know new places, cool spots, hidden treasures, provocative art, posh neighborhoods, erotica, innovative farming, fishing culture, urban beaches, historical sites, how the Oslo bike service work and some SKAM related themes. Ronald, the guide, loves Oslo. He has put together an alternative route for anyone who wants to experience Oslo as a local - not as a tourist. Irl: the ride takes about 3 hours. It's a cheap trip. Most of what you experience is free. At our Facebook page (Yourway2Norway) - a map of the tour is provided :). Give us a like if you want (or a dislike). Map is...
published: 27 Jun 2017 -
Surviving Oslo on a Budget / An Alternative Travel Guide |NORWAY
Get a lot of Tips on Cheap and Free Things in the most Expensive City in the World. Ronald, your Guide, will take you inside a hidden Oslo, behind the Tourist Brochures and Sites. In this Video, you get Information on the world most famous Painting, The Coolest and most Accessible Mountain in Norway and Most Dangerous River are some of the Topics he will cover. Through this Video Tutorial, you learn the “Visiting Oslo on a Budget” Essentials. This Informal and Relaxed Video takes you on a Journey through a Different Oslo. It will show you The Cheapest Hotels, Cheap Restaurants, Cheap Shops, the best Free Things to do, Free Toilets and the Cheapest and most Real Bar in Oslo – where you have the best Opportunity to meet and talk to locals. You will Visit Places like “Grønland” (Greenland),...
published: 26 Jan 2015 -
Oslo Vacation Travel Guide
Oslo Vacation Travel Guide Welcome to Oslo, the capital city of Norway. Centuries ago, Viking longships prowled the waters around Norway. Some of those longships survived the ensuing years and found their way to the Viking Ship Museum, which is a must-see on any Oslo tour. The three longships on display here have been recovered from various parts of the country, and the museum also contains a number of artifacts from the Viking Age. Norway’s rich connection to the sea did not stop with the Vikings, though; just over a mile away from the Viking Ship Museum are several other educational complexes dedicated to the salt water that flows through Oslo’s veins. Visit the Norwegian Maritime Museum, the Kon-Tiki Museum, and the Fram Museum to get a fuller idea of Oslo’s seaborne heritage. Whil...
published: 03 Mar 2018
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Oslo Vacation Travel Guide | Expedia
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Welcome to Oslo, the capital city of Norway.
Centuries ago, Viking longships prowled the waters around Norway. Some of those longships survived the ensuing ye...
Welcome to Oslo, the capital city of Norway.
Centuries ago, Viking longships prowled the waters around Norway. Some of those longships survived the ensuing years and found their way to the Viking Ship Museum, which is a must-see on any Oslo tour. The three longships on display here have been recovered from various parts of the country, and the museum also contains a number of artifacts from the Viking Age. Norway’s rich connection to the sea did not stop with the Vikings, though; just over a mile away from the Viking Ship Museum are several other educational complexes dedicated to the salt water that flows through Oslo’s veins. Visit the Norwegian Maritime Museum, the Kon-Tiki Museum, and the Fram Museum to get a fuller idea of Oslo’s seaborne heritage.
While in town, stop by the Nobel Peace Center—yes, this is the very location where the Nobel Peace Prize is awarded. The center itself showcases winners of the award, and highlights their impact on the world at large. After spending an afternoon wandering the center, prepare yourself for an evening of extraordinary live performances, as the Oslo Opera House is just a short walk away. This majestic building, with its sloping roofs and massive wall of windows, has been compared to an iceberg in appearance. Besides being a popular performing arts venue, it’s also a popular place for locals to meet before heading out into town.
If you plan your Oslo sightseeing during the summer, prepare yourself for long days of endless sunshine. Oslo’s position in the northern hemisphere ensures that the sun does not set until after 11 o’clock at night during the warm season. Who said you couldn’t get more hours in the day?
What was your favorite part of Oslo?
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Welcome to Oslo, the capital city of Norway.
Centuries ago, Viking longships prowled the waters around Norway. Some of those longships survived the ensuing years and found their way to the Viking Ship Museum, which is a must-see on any Oslo tour. The three longships on display here have been recovered from various parts of the country, and the museum also contains a number of artifacts from the Viking Age. Norway’s rich connection to the sea did not stop with the Vikings, though; just over a mile away from the Viking Ship Museum are several other educational complexes dedicated to the salt water that flows through Oslo’s veins. Visit the Norwegian Maritime Museum, the Kon-Tiki Museum, and the Fram Museum to get a fuller idea of Oslo’s seaborne heritage.
While in town, stop by the Nobel Peace Center—yes, this is the very location where the Nobel Peace Prize is awarded. The center itself showcases winners of the award, and highlights their impact on the world at large. After spending an afternoon wandering the center, prepare yourself for an evening of extraordinary live performances, as the Oslo Opera House is just a short walk away. This majestic building, with its sloping roofs and massive wall of windows, has been compared to an iceberg in appearance. Besides being a popular performing arts venue, it’s also a popular place for locals to meet before heading out into town.
If you plan your Oslo sightseeing during the summer, prepare yourself for long days of endless sunshine. Oslo’s position in the northern hemisphere ensures that the sun does not set until after 11 o’clock at night during the warm season. Who said you couldn’t get more hours in the day?
What was your favorite part of Oslo?
Visit our Oslo travel guide page for more information or to plan your next vacation!
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Oslo Travel Guide: Things to do in Oslo as a Tourist
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Top Sightseeing locations to visit in Oslo, Norway. Including Downtown Oslo, The Royal Castle, museums, Vigelandsparken, Holmenkollen, and more.
The exact lo...
Top Sightseeing locations to visit in Oslo, Norway. Including Downtown Oslo, The Royal Castle, museums, Vigelandsparken, Holmenkollen, and more.
The exact locations are listed at the end of the description.
The Oslo Opera:
Do this one! The opera building is adjacent to the central station, and it's awesome. It's architecture is like walking on an iceberg, and it overlooks the Oslo fjord and Akershus Castle. Doesn't take much time.
Karl Johans gate:
The main walking street that connects Central Station (Oslo S) with the Royal Castle. I guess it's a must when you come to Oslo. You can't avoid it, and you shouldn't! Because it's the main street of Oslo. But Karl Johan is mostly for the tourists, beggars, scammers. People that live in Oslo, like me, hardly ever go there.
Royal Castle:
It's quite small compared to other royal castles because Norway was a poor country when it was built. But it's still a nice place to walk through on your way to Bogstadveien or to spend half an hour.
Akershus Castle:
This is a nice medieval castle at the center of Oslo, overlooking the Oslo fjord, and Aker brygge. Very nice for sunsets, and after a day in Oslo sentrum or Aker Brygge. There is also a free military museum and a cheap WWII resistance museum here.
Aker Brygge:
These are the Oslo docks which have been redeveloped into a posh private restaurant/bar/shopping area. Nice for a walk, and plenty of places to sit down and watch people or the magnificent view of Akershus Castle. There's also a modern art museum here if that's your thing. If you do go to the modern art museum, be sure go all the way to the top terrace, where you find an even better view of Aker Brygge, the fjord and Akershus Castle.
Museum Island/Peninsula (Bygdøy):
This is where most of the museums are, including the Viking Ship Museum, Kon Tiki, Maritime Museum, Folk Museum. But be aware that it takes a day, and it's quite a detour, there's not much else to do there. If I had to pick one, I would do the Viking Ship museum and maybe the adjacent Folk Museum.
Vigelandsparken/Frognerparken:
This sculpture park is very good, and very large. During summer this is a continuous party/BBQ, but in wintertime you will find mostly joggers and dog walkers. Do this park if naked stone people are your thing. Pro tip: The Oslo City museum is in the park, and its FREE!
Holmenkollen/Frognerseteren:
Holmenkollen is a giant ski-jump on a mountain overlooking Oslo. There is also the ski-museum and ski-stuff around here. Metro line 1 runs all the way to Frognerseteren and there is a cafe/restaurant close to the wilderness where you can overlook Oslo.
Ekebergåsen:
This is a lookout point close to Oslo, overlooking the city. If you are thinking of going to Frognerseteren for the view only, you should go here instead. Much closer to the city, so you get a better view and travel time is less, this is a nice spot to watch the sunset.
Some Pro Tips:
If you want to see "the fjord" for cheap, go to the beginning of Aker Brygge, and take the ferry (B10) to Nesodden and back again (don't get of). You will have a great view of Akershus Castle, Aker Brygge, numerous islands and the fjord.
The "RuterReise" app for live public transportation time tables or planning, or just use Google maps, there's another "RuterBillett" app for purchasing tickets with a credit card on your phone, but I think it's only in Norwegian. Then there is the https://ruter.no/en/ website for trip planning.
Uber app, works quite well, and is half price of normal taxi
Time/Location/
00:00 Jernbanetorget https://goo.gl/vdoD4g
00:57 Bicycles https://goo.gl/C9MZmm
01:53 The Opera https://goo.gl/XdoR1C
02:30 Karl Johans gate https://goo.gl/6b4hqD
02:52 Parliament (Stortinget) https://goo.gl/X2gP7y
03:23 The Royal Castle (Slottet) https://goo.gl/xIP9aB
03:57 Nobel Peace Center https://goo.gl/sXCCQe
04:29 The Harbor https://goo.gl/brdbGN
04:44 Ferry B10 (see the fjord) https://goo.gl/1SZHoZ
05:03 Aker Brygge https://goo.gl/zi4Y7F
05:24 Astrup Fearnley https://goo.gl/3Umtqa
06:19 Akershus Castle https://goo.gl/bnNyxt
06:30 Inside Akershus Castle https://goo.gl/gnCQWm
07:13 Bygdøynes https://goo.gl/Zz8IcR
07:42 Vikingship Museum https://goo.gl/6dJP5A
07:54 Folk Museum (Stavkirke) https://goo.gl/vQly8M
08:31 Oscarshall Castle https://goo.gl/JOVB0a
08:33 Holocaust Center https://goo.gl/XCaiKT
08:36 Kongsgården https://goo.gl/IBqG9C
08:44 Huk (the beach) https://goo.gl/PX0idB
09:11 Vigelandsparken https://goo.gl/Umcgmi
10:04 Oslo City Museum https://goo.gl/VbbYTc
10:32 Holmenkollen (ski jump) https://goo.gl/mF1z3M
10:56 Ski Museum https://goo.gl/rYJcLU
11:05 Holmenkollen Kapell (church) https://goo.gl/D6iNPJ
11:23 Frognerseteren T-bane (metro) https://goo.gl/WrLIQN
11:56 Frognerseteren Restaurant https://goo.gl/AyjJp1
12:17 Ekebergåsen (lookout point) https://goo.gl/ob7pdW
https://wn.com/Oslo_Travel_Guide_Things_To_Do_In_Oslo_As_A_Tourist
Top Sightseeing locations to visit in Oslo, Norway. Including Downtown Oslo, The Royal Castle, museums, Vigelandsparken, Holmenkollen, and more.
The exact locations are listed at the end of the description.
The Oslo Opera:
Do this one! The opera building is adjacent to the central station, and it's awesome. It's architecture is like walking on an iceberg, and it overlooks the Oslo fjord and Akershus Castle. Doesn't take much time.
Karl Johans gate:
The main walking street that connects Central Station (Oslo S) with the Royal Castle. I guess it's a must when you come to Oslo. You can't avoid it, and you shouldn't! Because it's the main street of Oslo. But Karl Johan is mostly for the tourists, beggars, scammers. People that live in Oslo, like me, hardly ever go there.
Royal Castle:
It's quite small compared to other royal castles because Norway was a poor country when it was built. But it's still a nice place to walk through on your way to Bogstadveien or to spend half an hour.
Akershus Castle:
This is a nice medieval castle at the center of Oslo, overlooking the Oslo fjord, and Aker brygge. Very nice for sunsets, and after a day in Oslo sentrum or Aker Brygge. There is also a free military museum and a cheap WWII resistance museum here.
Aker Brygge:
These are the Oslo docks which have been redeveloped into a posh private restaurant/bar/shopping area. Nice for a walk, and plenty of places to sit down and watch people or the magnificent view of Akershus Castle. There's also a modern art museum here if that's your thing. If you do go to the modern art museum, be sure go all the way to the top terrace, where you find an even better view of Aker Brygge, the fjord and Akershus Castle.
Museum Island/Peninsula (Bygdøy):
This is where most of the museums are, including the Viking Ship Museum, Kon Tiki, Maritime Museum, Folk Museum. But be aware that it takes a day, and it's quite a detour, there's not much else to do there. If I had to pick one, I would do the Viking Ship museum and maybe the adjacent Folk Museum.
Vigelandsparken/Frognerparken:
This sculpture park is very good, and very large. During summer this is a continuous party/BBQ, but in wintertime you will find mostly joggers and dog walkers. Do this park if naked stone people are your thing. Pro tip: The Oslo City museum is in the park, and its FREE!
Holmenkollen/Frognerseteren:
Holmenkollen is a giant ski-jump on a mountain overlooking Oslo. There is also the ski-museum and ski-stuff around here. Metro line 1 runs all the way to Frognerseteren and there is a cafe/restaurant close to the wilderness where you can overlook Oslo.
Ekebergåsen:
This is a lookout point close to Oslo, overlooking the city. If you are thinking of going to Frognerseteren for the view only, you should go here instead. Much closer to the city, so you get a better view and travel time is less, this is a nice spot to watch the sunset.
Some Pro Tips:
If you want to see "the fjord" for cheap, go to the beginning of Aker Brygge, and take the ferry (B10) to Nesodden and back again (don't get of). You will have a great view of Akershus Castle, Aker Brygge, numerous islands and the fjord.
The "RuterReise" app for live public transportation time tables or planning, or just use Google maps, there's another "RuterBillett" app for purchasing tickets with a credit card on your phone, but I think it's only in Norwegian. Then there is the https://ruter.no/en/ website for trip planning.
Uber app, works quite well, and is half price of normal taxi
Time/Location/
00:00 Jernbanetorget https://goo.gl/vdoD4g
00:57 Bicycles https://goo.gl/C9MZmm
01:53 The Opera https://goo.gl/XdoR1C
02:30 Karl Johans gate https://goo.gl/6b4hqD
02:52 Parliament (Stortinget) https://goo.gl/X2gP7y
03:23 The Royal Castle (Slottet) https://goo.gl/xIP9aB
03:57 Nobel Peace Center https://goo.gl/sXCCQe
04:29 The Harbor https://goo.gl/brdbGN
04:44 Ferry B10 (see the fjord) https://goo.gl/1SZHoZ
05:03 Aker Brygge https://goo.gl/zi4Y7F
05:24 Astrup Fearnley https://goo.gl/3Umtqa
06:19 Akershus Castle https://goo.gl/bnNyxt
06:30 Inside Akershus Castle https://goo.gl/gnCQWm
07:13 Bygdøynes https://goo.gl/Zz8IcR
07:42 Vikingship Museum https://goo.gl/6dJP5A
07:54 Folk Museum (Stavkirke) https://goo.gl/vQly8M
08:31 Oscarshall Castle https://goo.gl/JOVB0a
08:33 Holocaust Center https://goo.gl/XCaiKT
08:36 Kongsgården https://goo.gl/IBqG9C
08:44 Huk (the beach) https://goo.gl/PX0idB
09:11 Vigelandsparken https://goo.gl/Umcgmi
10:04 Oslo City Museum https://goo.gl/VbbYTc
10:32 Holmenkollen (ski jump) https://goo.gl/mF1z3M
10:56 Ski Museum https://goo.gl/rYJcLU
11:05 Holmenkollen Kapell (church) https://goo.gl/D6iNPJ
11:23 Frognerseteren T-bane (metro) https://goo.gl/WrLIQN
11:56 Frognerseteren Restaurant https://goo.gl/AyjJp1
12:17 Ekebergåsen (lookout point) https://goo.gl/ob7pdW
- published: 09 May 2016
- views: 92089
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30 Secrets & Best Places in Oslo, Norway
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- Updated: 30 Jan 2018
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My new Oslo Travel Guide includes these carefully selected 30 things to do & best places to visit in Oslo, Norway which I visited during a warm summer weekend r...
My new Oslo Travel Guide includes these carefully selected 30 things to do & best places to visit in Oslo, Norway which I visited during a warm summer weekend ranging from gems like the Frogner Park, Viking Ship Museum, Whale Sushi, Stratos rooftop, eating black licorice ice cream and tips for the vibrant Oslo nightlife. Subscribe to my channel ► https://bit.ly/2aeuh9b for weekly videos!
I did not have high expectations for Oslo but during this warm summer weekend the city offers many outdoor attractions, a great place to start is Aker Brygge to try the local delicacy Polse, a fancy hot dog rolled in bacon and injected with cheese than from Aker Brygge walk to the other popular attractions like the Royal Palace, Karl Johans Gate shopping street, Vippa, the Opera House or Sorenga Sjobad outdoor beach deck.
Download my FREE maps for Oslo:
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Oslo is the capital of Norway and its metropolitan area has a population of 1.5 million including their royal family since Norway is a kingdom and is the only country in the world with territories in both the Arctic and Antarctica.
One important thing you must keep in mind; Oslo is extremely expensive and is rated one of the most expensive city in the world by Forbes Magazine, to give you an example, a simple hot dog will set you back $6 US dollars and that is considered on the cheap side.
In return for being an expensive city you get a very safe and easy going Scandinavian city experience. Public transit is easy to use and many signs and menus at restaurants are in English. The most bizarre dish I've had must have been the Brown Cheese Ice Cream for which you'll have to watch my Oslo video.
The Frogner Park must have been the most unique sculpture park I've ever been to, it is world's largest sculpture park by a single artist. Created by Gustav Vigeland between 1924 and 1943 with incredible sculptures like the angry boy and consist out of 200 works.
My favorite museum in Oslo is the Norwegian Museum of Cultural History for having a lot of great performances, historic foods and snacks to try and the overall feeling like you got transported back to the Viking ages.
Out of the blue I received a Facebook message from my American buddy Andrew who was coincidentally stopping by Oslo on his way home from the Arctic Norwegian island Svalbard to the United States. I met up with him and his girlfriend at the famous fish restaurant Fiskeriet Youngtorget for the freshest Norwegian salmon I've ever tasted.
After lunch I took my friends to the Akershus Fortress for the best view of Oslo and a little historic tour through Norway's Resistance Museum which teaches about the Nazi occupation of Norway during WW2.
For dinner I wanted to try true Norwegian cuisine and luckily Rorbua on Aker Brygge is known for having some of the best dishes in town. I ordered the Tastes of Norway meat stick with meats; Whale, Deer, Beef & Reindeer. An incredible dish with as winner: Reindeer for being extremely juicy, this dish cost me around $45 US dollars and don't forget to add the typical Norwegian beer Hansa.
Before the night falls, grab a few cocktails at either the Magic Ice Bar for some Norwegian Ice Wine or on top of the Thief Rooftop patio for the most upscale cocktail bar in town.
In conclusion, Oslo is a great 2 to 3-day stop over during the summer to enjoy a few outdoor activities, learn about the history of Norway and make many new friends, especially during the weekend nightlife of Oslo but for that you'll have to read my next article.
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My new Oslo Travel Guide includes these carefully selected 30 things to do & best places to visit in Oslo, Norway which I visited during a warm summer weekend ranging from gems like the Frogner Park, Viking Ship Museum, Whale Sushi, Stratos rooftop, eating black licorice ice cream and tips for the vibrant Oslo nightlife. Subscribe to my channel ► https://bit.ly/2aeuh9b for weekly videos!
I did not have high expectations for Oslo but during this warm summer weekend the city offers many outdoor attractions, a great place to start is Aker Brygge to try the local delicacy Polse, a fancy hot dog rolled in bacon and injected with cheese than from Aker Brygge walk to the other popular attractions like the Royal Palace, Karl Johans Gate shopping street, Vippa, the Opera House or Sorenga Sjobad outdoor beach deck.
Download my FREE maps for Oslo:
http://www.reformatt.com/30-best-places-oslo-norway
Oslo is the capital of Norway and its metropolitan area has a population of 1.5 million including their royal family since Norway is a kingdom and is the only country in the world with territories in both the Arctic and Antarctica.
One important thing you must keep in mind; Oslo is extremely expensive and is rated one of the most expensive city in the world by Forbes Magazine, to give you an example, a simple hot dog will set you back $6 US dollars and that is considered on the cheap side.
In return for being an expensive city you get a very safe and easy going Scandinavian city experience. Public transit is easy to use and many signs and menus at restaurants are in English. The most bizarre dish I've had must have been the Brown Cheese Ice Cream for which you'll have to watch my Oslo video.
The Frogner Park must have been the most unique sculpture park I've ever been to, it is world's largest sculpture park by a single artist. Created by Gustav Vigeland between 1924 and 1943 with incredible sculptures like the angry boy and consist out of 200 works.
My favorite museum in Oslo is the Norwegian Museum of Cultural History for having a lot of great performances, historic foods and snacks to try and the overall feeling like you got transported back to the Viking ages.
Out of the blue I received a Facebook message from my American buddy Andrew who was coincidentally stopping by Oslo on his way home from the Arctic Norwegian island Svalbard to the United States. I met up with him and his girlfriend at the famous fish restaurant Fiskeriet Youngtorget for the freshest Norwegian salmon I've ever tasted.
After lunch I took my friends to the Akershus Fortress for the best view of Oslo and a little historic tour through Norway's Resistance Museum which teaches about the Nazi occupation of Norway during WW2.
For dinner I wanted to try true Norwegian cuisine and luckily Rorbua on Aker Brygge is known for having some of the best dishes in town. I ordered the Tastes of Norway meat stick with meats; Whale, Deer, Beef & Reindeer. An incredible dish with as winner: Reindeer for being extremely juicy, this dish cost me around $45 US dollars and don't forget to add the typical Norwegian beer Hansa.
Before the night falls, grab a few cocktails at either the Magic Ice Bar for some Norwegian Ice Wine or on top of the Thief Rooftop patio for the most upscale cocktail bar in town.
In conclusion, Oslo is a great 2 to 3-day stop over during the summer to enjoy a few outdoor activities, learn about the history of Norway and make many new friends, especially during the weekend nightlife of Oslo but for that you'll have to read my next article.
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- published: 30 Jan 2018
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13:31
Norway Travel: How Expensive is OSLO? & City Tour
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- Duration: 13:31
- Updated: 11 May 2017
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In this video I explore Oslo, Norway and show how much things cost.
To watch the video about my dinner with Andre CLICK HERE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jL...
In this video I explore Oslo, Norway and show how much things cost.
To watch the video about my dinner with Andre CLICK HERE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jLVdHUDLyuY
PLANNING A BUDGET TRAVELING TRIP? "Gabe's Guide to Budget Travel" is a travel guidebook that's packed with practical travel info. Just $10 on Amazon! For more info, CLICK HERE: http://www.amazon.com/Gabes-Guide-Budget-Travel-Tricks/dp/1470155141/
Or feel like reading something else that's fun, adventurous and inspiring? "Following My Thumb" features 26 exciting travel stories from around the world. Also available on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Following-My-Thumb-Gabriel-Morris/dp/1846948495/
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Video created by Gabriel Morris, who is the owner of all video or photo content. Filmed with a Canon PowerShot ELPH 360 HS.
Gabriel is a world traveler and travel writer who has been adventuring around the world off and on since his first trip to Europe in the summer of 1990 when he was 18 years old. He is author of "Following My Thumb", a collection of 26 exciting and hilarious autobiographical travel stories from his worldly wanderings during the 1990s; and has written several other books available on Amazon.com and elsewhere.
Thanks a lot for watching and safe journeys!
Norway Travel: How Expensive is OSLO? & City Tour
https://wn.com/Norway_Travel_How_Expensive_Is_Oslo_City_Tour
In this video I explore Oslo, Norway and show how much things cost.
To watch the video about my dinner with Andre CLICK HERE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jLVdHUDLyuY
PLANNING A BUDGET TRAVELING TRIP? "Gabe's Guide to Budget Travel" is a travel guidebook that's packed with practical travel info. Just $10 on Amazon! For more info, CLICK HERE: http://www.amazon.com/Gabes-Guide-Budget-Travel-Tricks/dp/1470155141/
Or feel like reading something else that's fun, adventurous and inspiring? "Following My Thumb" features 26 exciting travel stories from around the world. Also available on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Following-My-Thumb-Gabriel-Morris/dp/1846948495/
Support Gabriel's videos on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/gabrieltraveler
Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gabrieltraveler
Join Gabriel's Facebook travel group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/224985807515334/
Gabriel's travel page on Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Explore-the-World/226239094115488
Follow on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/gabrieltravel
Lots more adventure travel at: http://gabrieltraveler.com
Video created by Gabriel Morris, who is the owner of all video or photo content. Filmed with a Canon PowerShot ELPH 360 HS.
Gabriel is a world traveler and travel writer who has been adventuring around the world off and on since his first trip to Europe in the summer of 1990 when he was 18 years old. He is author of "Following My Thumb", a collection of 26 exciting and hilarious autobiographical travel stories from his worldly wanderings during the 1990s; and has written several other books available on Amazon.com and elsewhere.
Thanks a lot for watching and safe journeys!
Norway Travel: How Expensive is OSLO? & City Tour
- published: 11 May 2017
- views: 55636
3:18
See Oslo in 3 minutes
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- Duration: 3:18
- Updated: 16 Jun 2016
- views: 119573
Spend 3 minutes to catch a few glimpses of some of Oslo's main attractions.
If you're after something more niche, you may dig a lot deeper at visitoslo.com.
Spend 3 minutes to catch a few glimpses of some of Oslo's main attractions.
If you're after something more niche, you may dig a lot deeper at visitoslo.com.
https://wn.com/See_Oslo_In_3_Minutes
Spend 3 minutes to catch a few glimpses of some of Oslo's main attractions.
If you're after something more niche, you may dig a lot deeper at visitoslo.com.
- published: 16 Jun 2016
- views: 119573
25:35
Oslo Vacation Travel Video Guide
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- Duration: 25:35
- Updated: 13 Aug 2013
- views: 31540
Travel video about destination Oslo in Norway.
Although the Norwegian metropolis of Oslo is a modern city, it continues to be inspired by the lively spirit of i...
Travel video about destination Oslo in Norway.
Although the Norwegian metropolis of Oslo is a modern city, it continues to be inspired by the lively spirit of its past traders, fighting men and seafarers. The unique capital city of the Vikings is full of both culture and sport, including a royal castle, various museums, ancient churches and world famous sporting events. It has 900 years of history.
The conference rooms of the city's government are decorated with frescos and paintings by Munch, Krogh, Revold and Rolfsen and each year on the 10th of December, the anniversary of Alfred Nobel's death, the Nobel Peace Prize Ceremony takes place.
West of the harbor basin is Aker Brygge, a city quarter that was created on the site of a former shipyard and which features some unusual architecture where glass, metal and red brick dominates as in the style of London's Docklands.
The Norsk Sjøfartsmuseum features the long history of Norwegian navigation. Various figureheads are exhibited and it is no surprise that most of them are female, as seafarers have always chosen to be protected by goddesses! In the Kon-Tiki Museum, the filigree balsa river boat is on display. Thor Heyerdahl sailed across the Pacific for 101 days in the Kon-Tiki, from Peru to Polynesia.
This city is a royal residence and a cultural capital of Europe. It is the oldest of Scandinavia's capital cities and the greenest metropolis on the European continent. A place of joie de vivre, independence and a colorful past!
https://wn.com/Oslo_Vacation_Travel_Video_Guide
Travel video about destination Oslo in Norway.
Although the Norwegian metropolis of Oslo is a modern city, it continues to be inspired by the lively spirit of its past traders, fighting men and seafarers. The unique capital city of the Vikings is full of both culture and sport, including a royal castle, various museums, ancient churches and world famous sporting events. It has 900 years of history.
The conference rooms of the city's government are decorated with frescos and paintings by Munch, Krogh, Revold and Rolfsen and each year on the 10th of December, the anniversary of Alfred Nobel's death, the Nobel Peace Prize Ceremony takes place.
West of the harbor basin is Aker Brygge, a city quarter that was created on the site of a former shipyard and which features some unusual architecture where glass, metal and red brick dominates as in the style of London's Docklands.
The Norsk Sjøfartsmuseum features the long history of Norwegian navigation. Various figureheads are exhibited and it is no surprise that most of them are female, as seafarers have always chosen to be protected by goddesses! In the Kon-Tiki Museum, the filigree balsa river boat is on display. Thor Heyerdahl sailed across the Pacific for 101 days in the Kon-Tiki, from Peru to Polynesia.
This city is a royal residence and a cultural capital of Europe. It is the oldest of Scandinavia's capital cities and the greenest metropolis on the European continent. A place of joie de vivre, independence and a colorful past!
- published: 13 Aug 2013
- views: 31540
3:43
Oslo on a Budget
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- Duration: 3:43
- Updated: 21 Apr 2016
- views: 19813
Travel on the cheap in Oslo with these money-saving tips.
It’s no surprise that Oslo is one of the most expensive cities in the world. But for savvy travelers,...
Travel on the cheap in Oslo with these money-saving tips.
It’s no surprise that Oslo is one of the most expensive cities in the world. But for savvy travelers, it doesn’t have to be. Here are my tricks and tips for traveling on the cheap in Norway's capital city.
Download the Oslo Pass
Before you even head to the airport, purchase and download the Oslo Pass app for your iphone or android device. Activate it once you arrive on a day you'd like to set aside for exploring the city's museums. The Oslo Pass is your ticket to get into more than 30 museums and galleries including some of my favorites, the Astrup Fearnley Museum, the National Gallery (home to Edvard Munch's infamous work "The Scream") and the Viking Ship Museum.
The Oslo Pass also covers public transportation costs, which makes getting from one point of interest to the next a breeze. I used a combination of the bus, tram and walking to get from my hotel in the Tjuvholmen arts district to points of interest around town and had no problems finding my way. After logging 30,000 steps one afternoon, I decided to put my feet up and take a cab to dinner. I learned the hard way that taxis are EXPENSIVE in Oslo, even if you're only traveling a couple of miles. Expect to pay a minimum of $25 per ride.
The Oslo Pass is available for 24 hours ($40), 48 hours ($60) and 72 hours ($75). Children and seniors receive a substantial discount.
Dine at the Mathallen Food Hall
Going out to eat in Oslo will put a dent in your wallet if you aren’t careful. So head to Mathallen, an indoor food hall featuring a farmers’ market and international cuisine at affordable prices. Sampling is free, ad the selection is quite impressive, from Spanish tapas and Japanese bento boxes to raw vegan Thai food.
Become a Coffee Connoisseur
Live like a local and spend time at one of Oslo’s hip, third-wave coffee shops. Some of my favorites are Liebling (which also sells quirky home goods), Supreme Roastworks and Tim Wendelboe—run by a World Barista Champion and World Cup Tasters Champion. The move here is to order AeroPress brew, which gives each cup a rich, distinct flavor.
Visit Olso’s Free Parks
Oslo has not one, but two free outdoor sculpture parks. The older of the two, Vigeland Park, represents the lifework of Gustav Vigeland, who dedicated his talents to this project for nearly 20 years.
Ekebergparken has a very different vibe. The sculptures are arranged in pockets that, at times, can seem hidden. You feel as if you’re the first to discover these works by Louise Bourgeois, Hilde Mæhlum, Salvador Dalí, George Cutts Marina Abramović, Auguste Rodin and many others.
Walking from sculpture to sculpture is actually a decent workout. And as another value-add, you’ll actually get to see the view that inspired Edvard Munch’s infamous painting, “The Scream.” Now that’s a pretty good deal.
___
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Editor: Gerardo Jaquez Lechuga
My trip to Norway was made possible by Hurtigruten and Visit Norway. Views Expressed are my own.
https://wn.com/Oslo_On_A_Budget
Travel on the cheap in Oslo with these money-saving tips.
It’s no surprise that Oslo is one of the most expensive cities in the world. But for savvy travelers, it doesn’t have to be. Here are my tricks and tips for traveling on the cheap in Norway's capital city.
Download the Oslo Pass
Before you even head to the airport, purchase and download the Oslo Pass app for your iphone or android device. Activate it once you arrive on a day you'd like to set aside for exploring the city's museums. The Oslo Pass is your ticket to get into more than 30 museums and galleries including some of my favorites, the Astrup Fearnley Museum, the National Gallery (home to Edvard Munch's infamous work "The Scream") and the Viking Ship Museum.
The Oslo Pass also covers public transportation costs, which makes getting from one point of interest to the next a breeze. I used a combination of the bus, tram and walking to get from my hotel in the Tjuvholmen arts district to points of interest around town and had no problems finding my way. After logging 30,000 steps one afternoon, I decided to put my feet up and take a cab to dinner. I learned the hard way that taxis are EXPENSIVE in Oslo, even if you're only traveling a couple of miles. Expect to pay a minimum of $25 per ride.
The Oslo Pass is available for 24 hours ($40), 48 hours ($60) and 72 hours ($75). Children and seniors receive a substantial discount.
Dine at the Mathallen Food Hall
Going out to eat in Oslo will put a dent in your wallet if you aren’t careful. So head to Mathallen, an indoor food hall featuring a farmers’ market and international cuisine at affordable prices. Sampling is free, ad the selection is quite impressive, from Spanish tapas and Japanese bento boxes to raw vegan Thai food.
Become a Coffee Connoisseur
Live like a local and spend time at one of Oslo’s hip, third-wave coffee shops. Some of my favorites are Liebling (which also sells quirky home goods), Supreme Roastworks and Tim Wendelboe—run by a World Barista Champion and World Cup Tasters Champion. The move here is to order AeroPress brew, which gives each cup a rich, distinct flavor.
Visit Olso’s Free Parks
Oslo has not one, but two free outdoor sculpture parks. The older of the two, Vigeland Park, represents the lifework of Gustav Vigeland, who dedicated his talents to this project for nearly 20 years.
Ekebergparken has a very different vibe. The sculptures are arranged in pockets that, at times, can seem hidden. You feel as if you’re the first to discover these works by Louise Bourgeois, Hilde Mæhlum, Salvador Dalí, George Cutts Marina Abramović, Auguste Rodin and many others.
Walking from sculpture to sculpture is actually a decent workout. And as another value-add, you’ll actually get to see the view that inspired Edvard Munch’s infamous painting, “The Scream.” Now that’s a pretty good deal.
___
If you value experiences over consumerism, if you think there's more to life than the 9-5, if you want to travel to every country in the world before you die, subscribe to my channel, and let’s see where we end up next: http://ow.ly/Vx3Xs
Daily Snapchats: JoanJetsetter
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Twitter: https://twitter.com/JoanJetsetter
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Executive Producer: Skye Mayring
Editor: Gerardo Jaquez Lechuga
My trip to Norway was made possible by Hurtigruten and Visit Norway. Views Expressed are my own.
- published: 21 Apr 2016
- views: 19813
24:57
Oslo
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- Duration: 24:57
- Updated: 19 Aug 2013
- views: 393163
The proud spirit of the Norwegian people shines in every dimension of their capital city — from its once-fearsome Viking ships to its sleek new Opera House, fro...
The proud spirit of the Norwegian people shines in every dimension of their capital city — from its once-fearsome Viking ships to its sleek new Opera House, from a fun folk museum that keeps traditions alive to the constant festival of its thriving harborfront. Connecting with the culture, we enjoy art — from Vigeland's statues to Munch's scream — and join local friends for a boat ride on their fjord.
© 2010 Rick Steves' Europe
https://wn.com/Oslo
The proud spirit of the Norwegian people shines in every dimension of their capital city — from its once-fearsome Viking ships to its sleek new Opera House, from a fun folk museum that keeps traditions alive to the constant festival of its thriving harborfront. Connecting with the culture, we enjoy art — from Vigeland's statues to Munch's scream — and join local friends for a boat ride on their fjord.
© 2010 Rick Steves' Europe
- published: 19 Aug 2013
- views: 393163
7:51
Visit Oslo - What to See & Do in Oslo, Norway
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- Duration: 7:51
- Updated: 10 Feb 2016
- views: 33353
The Top 10 Things To Do & See in Oslo. The Favorite, Sight, Activities & Eats of the Norwegian Capital. The Best of Oslo.
Filmed in Oslo, Norway
Copyright Mark ...
The Top 10 Things To Do & See in Oslo. The Favorite, Sight, Activities & Eats of the Norwegian Capital. The Best of Oslo.
Filmed in Oslo, Norway
Copyright Mark Wolters 2016
10 Things That Will SHOCK You About Norway
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O9aJQoqu4z4
5 Things You Will Love & Hate about Oslo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_AAQZ9mO-9E
5 Things You Will Love & Hate about Scandinavia
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1W58csIcCKQ
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The Top 10 Things To Do & See in Oslo. The Favorite, Sight, Activities & Eats of the Norwegian Capital. The Best of Oslo.
Filmed in Oslo, Norway
Copyright Mark Wolters 2016
10 Things That Will SHOCK You About Norway
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O9aJQoqu4z4
5 Things You Will Love & Hate about Oslo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_AAQZ9mO-9E
5 Things You Will Love & Hate about Scandinavia
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1W58csIcCKQ
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- published: 10 Feb 2016
- views: 33353
11:04
Oslo City Guide - 5 Cheap Things to Do in Oslo, Norway!
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- Duration: 11:04
- Updated: 13 Mar 2017
- views: 16795
Oslo City Guide - 5 Cheap Things to Do in Oslo, Norway! We're spending the week in Oslo, Norway which is one of the most expensive cities in the world. So, we'v...
Oslo City Guide - 5 Cheap Things to Do in Oslo, Norway! We're spending the week in Oslo, Norway which is one of the most expensive cities in the world. So, we've teamed up with Visit Oslo to show you how you can explore Oslo on the cheap!
You can learn more about the Oslo pass here: http://www.visitoslo.com/en/activities-and-attractions/oslo-pass/
Don’t miss the adventure, SUBSCRIBE! ►http://bit.ly/1Nnl2kq New travel videos posted every Monday, Wednesday and Friday!
---- Here are all the places we visited in the video ----
Vigeland Sculpture Park and Museum - http://www.vigeland.museum.no/en
Oslo Ferry - https://www.oslo-fergene.no/forside
Homenkollen Ski Museum - http://www.skiforeningen.no/holmenkollen/skimuseet/apningstider-og-priser/
Norwegian Folk Museum - http://norskfolkemuseum.no/en/the-open-air-museum
Viking Ship Museum - http://www.khm.uio.no/besok-oss/vikingskipshuset/
Honorable mentions:
Fram Museum - http://frammuseum.no/our_exhibitions/fram/
Kon-Tiki - http://www.kon-tiki.no/
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https://wn.com/Oslo_City_Guide_5_Cheap_Things_To_Do_In_Oslo,_Norway
Oslo City Guide - 5 Cheap Things to Do in Oslo, Norway! We're spending the week in Oslo, Norway which is one of the most expensive cities in the world. So, we've teamed up with Visit Oslo to show you how you can explore Oslo on the cheap!
You can learn more about the Oslo pass here: http://www.visitoslo.com/en/activities-and-attractions/oslo-pass/
Don’t miss the adventure, SUBSCRIBE! ►http://bit.ly/1Nnl2kq New travel videos posted every Monday, Wednesday and Friday!
---- Here are all the places we visited in the video ----
Vigeland Sculpture Park and Museum - http://www.vigeland.museum.no/en
Oslo Ferry - https://www.oslo-fergene.no/forside
Homenkollen Ski Museum - http://www.skiforeningen.no/holmenkollen/skimuseet/apningstider-og-priser/
Norwegian Folk Museum - http://norskfolkemuseum.no/en/the-open-air-museum
Viking Ship Museum - http://www.khm.uio.no/besok-oss/vikingskipshuset/
Honorable mentions:
Fram Museum - http://frammuseum.no/our_exhibitions/fram/
Kon-Tiki - http://www.kon-tiki.no/
========
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- published: 13 Mar 2017
- views: 16795
10:55
Visit Oslo - 5 Things You Will Love & Hate about Oslo, Norway
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- Duration: 10:55
- Updated: 09 Jan 2016
- views: 199976
Oslo is a great place to visit on vacation or for a holiday, but even great places with Viking Museums, Nobel Peace Prize Ceremonies and so much more has a few ...
Oslo is a great place to visit on vacation or for a holiday, but even great places with Viking Museums, Nobel Peace Prize Ceremonies and so much more has a few things you may not like. So here we have the 5 Things You Will Love & Hate about Visiting Oslo, Norway.
Filmed in Oslo, Norway
Copyright Mark Wolters 2015
10 Things That Will Shock You about Norway
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O9aJQoqu4z4
5 Love & Hates of Visiting Stockholm, Sweden
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Woia6xq7dWI
5 Love & Hates of Visiting Copenhagen, Denmark
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=li3GYCPv8lo
Do You Tip in Norway
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ViMRZizk3_c
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Oslo is a great place to visit on vacation or for a holiday, but even great places with Viking Museums, Nobel Peace Prize Ceremonies and so much more has a few things you may not like. So here we have the 5 Things You Will Love & Hate about Visiting Oslo, Norway.
Filmed in Oslo, Norway
Copyright Mark Wolters 2015
10 Things That Will Shock You about Norway
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O9aJQoqu4z4
5 Love & Hates of Visiting Stockholm, Sweden
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Woia6xq7dWI
5 Love & Hates of Visiting Copenhagen, Denmark
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=li3GYCPv8lo
Do You Tip in Norway
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ViMRZizk3_c
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- published: 09 Jan 2016
- views: 199976
7:53
Oslo Travel Guide: Grünerløkka
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- Duration: 7:53
- Updated: 22 May 2016
- views: 11368
Grünerløkka is one of the most interesting neighborhoods in Oslo, a hipster paradise a 10 minute walk from Central Station. Surprisingly few tourists visit Grün...
Grünerløkka is one of the most interesting neighborhoods in Oslo, a hipster paradise a 10 minute walk from Central Station. Surprisingly few tourists visit Grünerløkka, and that's really a pity. Some of the nicest cafes and bars in Oslo are located in Grünerløkka, and it's a foodies paradise.
The main street of Grünerløkka is Thorvald Meyers gate. Thorvald Meyers gate starts where Ankerbrua brigde crosses Akerselva river, and ends at Birkelunden park in the north. Tram lines 11, 12 and 13 have three stops along Thorvald Meyers gate. From south to north:
Schous plass
Olaf Ryes plass
Birkelunden
Most of the shops, bars, restaurants and cafes on Grünerløkka are located around the Birkelunden and Olaf Ryes plass parks, and in the segment of Thorvald Meyers gate that is connecting them.
The street parallel to Thorvald Meyers gate, closer to Akerselva river, is Markveien. The lower parts of Markveien houses many quirky shops and vintage boutiques. There are also a few cafes and bars, like Espresso House and the Brewdog pub.
The area by Akerselva around Blå is a particularly beautiful part of the river. It is known for it's grafitti and industrial style. There are a few bars/cafes here, and Blå is also one of the best nightclubs in Oslo.
Also by Akerselva river is the Oslo Food Court (Mathallen). Unlike other shops in Oslo which must remain closed on Sundays, Mathallen is allowed to stay open.
Other options for Sunday shopping in Oslo are the flee markets at Birkelunden, and the smaller flee market outside of Blå, by the river. They are open mostly every Sunday, all year around.
https://wn.com/Oslo_Travel_Guide_Grünerløkka
Grünerløkka is one of the most interesting neighborhoods in Oslo, a hipster paradise a 10 minute walk from Central Station. Surprisingly few tourists visit Grünerløkka, and that's really a pity. Some of the nicest cafes and bars in Oslo are located in Grünerløkka, and it's a foodies paradise.
The main street of Grünerløkka is Thorvald Meyers gate. Thorvald Meyers gate starts where Ankerbrua brigde crosses Akerselva river, and ends at Birkelunden park in the north. Tram lines 11, 12 and 13 have three stops along Thorvald Meyers gate. From south to north:
Schous plass
Olaf Ryes plass
Birkelunden
Most of the shops, bars, restaurants and cafes on Grünerløkka are located around the Birkelunden and Olaf Ryes plass parks, and in the segment of Thorvald Meyers gate that is connecting them.
The street parallel to Thorvald Meyers gate, closer to Akerselva river, is Markveien. The lower parts of Markveien houses many quirky shops and vintage boutiques. There are also a few cafes and bars, like Espresso House and the Brewdog pub.
The area by Akerselva around Blå is a particularly beautiful part of the river. It is known for it's grafitti and industrial style. There are a few bars/cafes here, and Blå is also one of the best nightclubs in Oslo.
Also by Akerselva river is the Oslo Food Court (Mathallen). Unlike other shops in Oslo which must remain closed on Sundays, Mathallen is allowed to stay open.
Other options for Sunday shopping in Oslo are the flee markets at Birkelunden, and the smaller flee market outside of Blå, by the river. They are open mostly every Sunday, all year around.
- published: 22 May 2016
- views: 11368
3:44
Oslo Nightlife in Norway: TOP 15 Bars & Clubs
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- Duration: 3:44
- Updated: 06 Feb 2018
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This is my ultimate Oslo nightlife guide featuring the Top 15 bars & nightclubs which I carefully selected and includes something for everyone, ranging from the...
This is my ultimate Oslo nightlife guide featuring the Top 15 bars & nightclubs which I carefully selected and includes something for everyone, ranging from the Bortenfor, Lawo, Jaeger, Stratos, Angst & The Villa.
Why: Very lively & open nightlife!
When: June, July & August
Last Call: 3:00am
Complete Oslo Nightlife Guide:
http://www.reformatt.com/oslo-nightlife-norway
(photos, maps, prices & my personal advice)
Oslo is a small town with only 600,000 inhabitants you'd think there isn't much to do in Oslo. Well, you may be pleasantly surprised. Oslo has a lot of great bars & night clubs to offer but the only downside; Oslo is VERY expensive and venues close at 3:00am but that shouldn't prevent you from having an amazing time.
I recommend you start your evening in the Grünerløkka hipster district, this renovated district has quite a few great places to grab a few drinks like Blå & Bortenfor easily located right next to each other. Blå is often considered the best place to be on a Sunday.
In the downtown core of Oslo there is a bar alley way called Strøget which houses a conglomerate of bars namely; Uhørt, Angst, Den Gamle Stobutikken and Karusell all great for socializing and a few beers.
My favorite venue in Oslo is Kulturhuset, a massive social complex with ping-pong tables, fussball, multiple stories of bars and multiple dance floors. I met so many incredible locals at this place that I always ended my nights at this place. A must visit in Oslo!
For some good ol' fist pumpin' and beats head over to NOX/Sollihagen for a young Norwegian crowd or Stratos for an upscale EDM rooftop party with incredible views of Oslo. Alternatively, there is the Lawo lounge where you can mingle with the high rollers and upscale peeps of Oslo. Make sure to try the true Norwegian shots: Akvavit or Aquavit, this extremely strong liquor will have you question your new found Norwegian friends.
If you are an electro head or techno music enthusiast there is a great club called The Villa, this place often featured world famous techno DJ's. End your night with an epic pork knuckle wrap from the Crowbar & Brewery on the Torggata street where you will also find Cafe Sara. In conclusion, Oslo is a small, expensive but amazing city for a few days of sightseeing and making new Norwegian friends.
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This is my ultimate Oslo nightlife guide featuring the Top 15 bars & nightclubs which I carefully selected and includes something for everyone, ranging from the Bortenfor, Lawo, Jaeger, Stratos, Angst & The Villa.
Why: Very lively & open nightlife!
When: June, July & August
Last Call: 3:00am
Complete Oslo Nightlife Guide:
http://www.reformatt.com/oslo-nightlife-norway
(photos, maps, prices & my personal advice)
Oslo is a small town with only 600,000 inhabitants you'd think there isn't much to do in Oslo. Well, you may be pleasantly surprised. Oslo has a lot of great bars & night clubs to offer but the only downside; Oslo is VERY expensive and venues close at 3:00am but that shouldn't prevent you from having an amazing time.
I recommend you start your evening in the Grünerløkka hipster district, this renovated district has quite a few great places to grab a few drinks like Blå & Bortenfor easily located right next to each other. Blå is often considered the best place to be on a Sunday.
In the downtown core of Oslo there is a bar alley way called Strøget which houses a conglomerate of bars namely; Uhørt, Angst, Den Gamle Stobutikken and Karusell all great for socializing and a few beers.
My favorite venue in Oslo is Kulturhuset, a massive social complex with ping-pong tables, fussball, multiple stories of bars and multiple dance floors. I met so many incredible locals at this place that I always ended my nights at this place. A must visit in Oslo!
For some good ol' fist pumpin' and beats head over to NOX/Sollihagen for a young Norwegian crowd or Stratos for an upscale EDM rooftop party with incredible views of Oslo. Alternatively, there is the Lawo lounge where you can mingle with the high rollers and upscale peeps of Oslo. Make sure to try the true Norwegian shots: Akvavit or Aquavit, this extremely strong liquor will have you question your new found Norwegian friends.
If you are an electro head or techno music enthusiast there is a great club called The Villa, this place often featured world famous techno DJ's. End your night with an epic pork knuckle wrap from the Crowbar & Brewery on the Torggata street where you will also find Cafe Sara. In conclusion, Oslo is a small, expensive but amazing city for a few days of sightseeing and making new Norwegian friends.
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- published: 06 Feb 2018
- views: 11382
2:30
4K NORWAY, OSLO TRAVEL GUIDE VIDEO, Best Places To Go, Top Attractions, Best Things To Do
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- Duration: 2:30
- Updated: 12 Feb 2016
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Welcome my world travel guide channel. If you like my video, please subscribe my channel and share my videos. I would be really happy. And you can also follow m...
Welcome my world travel guide channel. If you like my video, please subscribe my channel and share my videos. I would be really happy. And you can also follow me on other social media platforms:
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(The World is a Fairy Tale)
In my travel channel, I share my own trip videos from my journeys. Until now, I traveled around 40 countries and I produced 10.000 stock footage. I am professional traveler and videographer, working many microstock footage companies. In my youtube videos, I try to combine my stock footages by locations, cities and/or countries and try to show people what did I see and I experienced. This is my video blog, a videoblog without narration. I show people what to see, what to do, where to go, when to go, different activities, best attractions, main sightseeing places, famous sights etc. I try to choose happy travel music. Also I am a backpacker, so I travel very cheap. I like to interact with local people, indigenous lifestyle, view of daily life on streets, panorama scenes. You can also night life view. Nightlife parties, events, festivals in bars, pubs, clubs etc.. I am making kind of travel documentary. So these videos are usually travel trailer of locations and cities.
In this video you will see Oslo's top attractions, Best Places To Go, best places, Best Things To Do. many landscape landmark scenery. You can see everything with walking tour. Most of my videos are outdoor exterior shots with people bar, cafe, restaurant, pub, coffee, drinking, drink, shop, on crowd crowded areas.
List of the best locations in Oslo, Norway are these: Vigeland Museum (Vigeland Sculpture Park), The Norwegian National Opera & Ballet (Oslo Opera House), Fram Polar Ship Museum, Bygdoy Peninsula, Holmenkollen Ski Museum And Ski Jump Tower, The Viking Ship Museum, The Norwegian Museum Of Cultural History, Oslo Fjord, National Museum - National Gallery, Sognsvann Lake, Aker Brygge, Akershus Castle And Fortress (Akershus Slott Og Festning), Norwegian Museum Of Technology, Oslo City Hall (Oslo Radhus), Oslo Nobel Peace Center, Karl Johans Gate, The Royal Palace, Astrup Fearnley Museum Of Modern Art, Oscarsborg Fortress, Oslo Cathedral, Norwegian Folk Museum (Norsk Folke Museum)
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(The World is a Fairy Tale)
In my travel channel, I share my own trip videos from my journeys. Until now, I traveled around 40 countries and I produced 10.000 stock footage. I am professional traveler and videographer, working many microstock footage companies. In my youtube videos, I try to combine my stock footages by locations, cities and/or countries and try to show people what did I see and I experienced. This is my video blog, a videoblog without narration. I show people what to see, what to do, where to go, when to go, different activities, best attractions, main sightseeing places, famous sights etc. I try to choose happy travel music. Also I am a backpacker, so I travel very cheap. I like to interact with local people, indigenous lifestyle, view of daily life on streets, panorama scenes. You can also night life view. Nightlife parties, events, festivals in bars, pubs, clubs etc.. I am making kind of travel documentary. So these videos are usually travel trailer of locations and cities.
In this video you will see Oslo's top attractions, Best Places To Go, best places, Best Things To Do. many landscape landmark scenery. You can see everything with walking tour. Most of my videos are outdoor exterior shots with people bar, cafe, restaurant, pub, coffee, drinking, drink, shop, on crowd crowded areas.
List of the best locations in Oslo, Norway are these: Vigeland Museum (Vigeland Sculpture Park), The Norwegian National Opera & Ballet (Oslo Opera House), Fram Polar Ship Museum, Bygdoy Peninsula, Holmenkollen Ski Museum And Ski Jump Tower, The Viking Ship Museum, The Norwegian Museum Of Cultural History, Oslo Fjord, National Museum - National Gallery, Sognsvann Lake, Aker Brygge, Akershus Castle And Fortress (Akershus Slott Og Festning), Norwegian Museum Of Technology, Oslo City Hall (Oslo Radhus), Oslo Nobel Peace Center, Karl Johans Gate, The Royal Palace, Astrup Fearnley Museum Of Modern Art, Oscarsborg Fortress, Oslo Cathedral, Norwegian Folk Museum (Norsk Folke Museum)
- published: 12 Feb 2016
- views: 197738
5:39
The University of Oslo: Blindern Campus Guide
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- Duration: 5:39
- Updated: 18 Jun 2016
- views: 20215
A guided tour of Blindern, the campus of the University of Oslo, Norway.
Blindern is the main campus of the University of Oslo (UiO), and it's located at the w...
A guided tour of Blindern, the campus of the University of Oslo, Norway.
Blindern is the main campus of the University of Oslo (UiO), and it's located at the west side of Oslo. It houses the Faculty of Humanities, the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, the Faculty of Theology, the Faculty of Social Sciences, and the Faculty of Educational Sciences.
The campus area is well connected by public transportation. The metro has two stops on campus, Blindern and Forskningsparken (Oslo Science Park). The tram also has two stops at the north of Blindern, and there are bus lines close by.
00:00 Frederikkeplassen (the Frederikke Place) is the main square of Blindern campus. By the square is a building housing the university bookstore, and a medical center for students. Also here is the main facility building of Blindern campus, it's called Frederikke. Frederikke houses a large cantine and several other food venues. There is also a career center, a pub, a gym, a hair dresser, and a grocery shop.
01:39 The main university library is located between Frederikkeplassen and the physics building to the south of Blindern. Apart from 3.6M books, this modern library has a café, a canteen, and lots of study places and reading rooms.
02:00 The physics building is one of oldest and nicest buildings on Blindern. It consists of a tower building with east and west wings. In the lobby of the physics building is a large Foucault pendulum, which demonstrates the rotation of the Earth. As the day passes, the swing direction of the pendulum will change, because the swinging pendulum remains fixed relative the rest of the universe, while the earth rotates.
02:59 Villa Eika is where the student parliament is located. I have noe idea what they do in there.
03:12 Dana Bakeri is the Turkish bakery located at the north of Blindern, underneath Forskningsparken metro stop. This is what kept me alive during my years at Blindern. They have great tasting, inexpensive food. Much better than the university canteens. Chicken and bulgur, Turkish meatballs, döner kebab, and my personal favorite, börek. This place is so good!
03:34 Domus Athletica is a large sporting facilities at the north of Blindern. It has outdoor and indoor fields, an Olympic sized swimming pool, and a very good gym. Access is priced at 169 NOK per month for students, as of 2016.
04:07 The informatics building is where I gained my master's degree. It's a large, modern building, and there is a student Pub/café.
04:26 Blindern Studenthjem (Blindern Student Home) is an on-campus dormitory where meals are included.
05:00 Chateau Neuf is the Norwegian student society. It's located south of Blindern, closer to Majorstuen. The University was planned to be extended in this direction, but that never happened. Therefore, the student society is located slightly off campus. Inside, there are several bars and cafes, and a lecture room which doubles as a cinema. The student radio is also located in Chateau Neuf.
https://wn.com/The_University_Of_Oslo_Blindern_Campus_Guide
A guided tour of Blindern, the campus of the University of Oslo, Norway.
Blindern is the main campus of the University of Oslo (UiO), and it's located at the west side of Oslo. It houses the Faculty of Humanities, the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, the Faculty of Theology, the Faculty of Social Sciences, and the Faculty of Educational Sciences.
The campus area is well connected by public transportation. The metro has two stops on campus, Blindern and Forskningsparken (Oslo Science Park). The tram also has two stops at the north of Blindern, and there are bus lines close by.
00:00 Frederikkeplassen (the Frederikke Place) is the main square of Blindern campus. By the square is a building housing the university bookstore, and a medical center for students. Also here is the main facility building of Blindern campus, it's called Frederikke. Frederikke houses a large cantine and several other food venues. There is also a career center, a pub, a gym, a hair dresser, and a grocery shop.
01:39 The main university library is located between Frederikkeplassen and the physics building to the south of Blindern. Apart from 3.6M books, this modern library has a café, a canteen, and lots of study places and reading rooms.
02:00 The physics building is one of oldest and nicest buildings on Blindern. It consists of a tower building with east and west wings. In the lobby of the physics building is a large Foucault pendulum, which demonstrates the rotation of the Earth. As the day passes, the swing direction of the pendulum will change, because the swinging pendulum remains fixed relative the rest of the universe, while the earth rotates.
02:59 Villa Eika is where the student parliament is located. I have noe idea what they do in there.
03:12 Dana Bakeri is the Turkish bakery located at the north of Blindern, underneath Forskningsparken metro stop. This is what kept me alive during my years at Blindern. They have great tasting, inexpensive food. Much better than the university canteens. Chicken and bulgur, Turkish meatballs, döner kebab, and my personal favorite, börek. This place is so good!
03:34 Domus Athletica is a large sporting facilities at the north of Blindern. It has outdoor and indoor fields, an Olympic sized swimming pool, and a very good gym. Access is priced at 169 NOK per month for students, as of 2016.
04:07 The informatics building is where I gained my master's degree. It's a large, modern building, and there is a student Pub/café.
04:26 Blindern Studenthjem (Blindern Student Home) is an on-campus dormitory where meals are included.
05:00 Chateau Neuf is the Norwegian student society. It's located south of Blindern, closer to Majorstuen. The University was planned to be extended in this direction, but that never happened. Therefore, the student society is located slightly off campus. Inside, there are several bars and cafes, and a lecture room which doubles as a cinema. The student radio is also located in Chateau Neuf.
- published: 18 Jun 2016
- views: 20215
2:00
Fredrik Kvaløy – Oslo for nybegynnere
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- Duration: 2:00
- Updated: 28 Apr 2015
- views: 24025
9:45
Oslo Travel Guide: Akerselva
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- Duration: 9:45
- Updated: 19 Aug 2016
- views: 6801
Off the beaten path, but right at the center of Oslo is the river that divides Oslo into east and west. Akerselva starts at Maridalsvannet lake in the north of ...
Off the beaten path, but right at the center of Oslo is the river that divides Oslo into east and west. Akerselva starts at Maridalsvannet lake in the north of Oslo, and discharges into the Oslo Fjord, right behind the Oslo Opera. Despite being a much used green area by Oslo locals, not many tourists find their way to Akerselva.
The area around the lowest parts of Akerselva is called Vaterland, and is right behind of Oslo Central Station. The Vaterland area isn’t particularly nice as there are some shady characters hanging around there, but it’s safe to walk there at daytime.
Above Vaterland the river passes to the west of Grünerløkka. Around the two bridges Nybrua and Ankerbrua, there are a number of cafes, bars and restaurants. There are also some interesting houses along the river, like Hausmania, which is a squatted house that has turned into kind of a culture house.
Adjacent to Hausmania are some of the most popular east side venues, Blå and Ingensteds. They are cafes during the daytime and bars/nightclubs at nighttime. The area around Blå is also popular for the many graffiti murals, and for the Sunday flee-market.
Next up is Mathallen, Oslo Food Court. At Mathallen there are a number of restaurants and bars, like Smelteverket (The Smelter) which is at the basement of Mathallen, by the river. Also by Mathallen is Dansens hus, National stage for dance.
At the opposite side of the river from Mathallen there is an old grain silo which has been converted into student apartments. By the silo, which is on the Grünerløkka side of the river, is the most famous coffee shop in Oslo, Tim Wendelboe. It's a coffee roastery, espresso bar, and a coffee school.
Upstream there is an area of Akerselva called Kuba, where there is a park called Kubaparken. In the park there is a bar, Fyrhuset Kuba, meaning the Lighthouse.
Above Kuba is an old suspension bridge, Åmot bru, by a scenic waterfall. There is an even larger waterfall a ten minute walk up-river. It’s called Vøyenfossen, and there are a few venues around there: Wallmans, Hønse-Lovisas hus and Månefisken.
A few kilometers up, at the north of Oslo is Nydalen. Akerselva runs through Nydalen. Nydalen Bryggeri og Spiseri is a good gastro pub and brewery by the river, and if you are staying at the Radisson Blu hotel in Nydalen, this is a nice option.
There are a few dams where you can swim in Akerselva, at the north of Nydalen is one of them. A more scenic dam is Frysja, which is a few kilometers north, closer to the rivers source. The dam is also known as Brekkedammen.
The source of Akerselva is Maridalsvannet lake. It’s not possible to go down to the lake because it’s Oslo’s main supply of drinking water. But there are plenty of footpaths around the lake and into the vast forest that is to the north of Oslo.
https://wn.com/Oslo_Travel_Guide_Akerselva
Off the beaten path, but right at the center of Oslo is the river that divides Oslo into east and west. Akerselva starts at Maridalsvannet lake in the north of Oslo, and discharges into the Oslo Fjord, right behind the Oslo Opera. Despite being a much used green area by Oslo locals, not many tourists find their way to Akerselva.
The area around the lowest parts of Akerselva is called Vaterland, and is right behind of Oslo Central Station. The Vaterland area isn’t particularly nice as there are some shady characters hanging around there, but it’s safe to walk there at daytime.
Above Vaterland the river passes to the west of Grünerløkka. Around the two bridges Nybrua and Ankerbrua, there are a number of cafes, bars and restaurants. There are also some interesting houses along the river, like Hausmania, which is a squatted house that has turned into kind of a culture house.
Adjacent to Hausmania are some of the most popular east side venues, Blå and Ingensteds. They are cafes during the daytime and bars/nightclubs at nighttime. The area around Blå is also popular for the many graffiti murals, and for the Sunday flee-market.
Next up is Mathallen, Oslo Food Court. At Mathallen there are a number of restaurants and bars, like Smelteverket (The Smelter) which is at the basement of Mathallen, by the river. Also by Mathallen is Dansens hus, National stage for dance.
At the opposite side of the river from Mathallen there is an old grain silo which has been converted into student apartments. By the silo, which is on the Grünerløkka side of the river, is the most famous coffee shop in Oslo, Tim Wendelboe. It's a coffee roastery, espresso bar, and a coffee school.
Upstream there is an area of Akerselva called Kuba, where there is a park called Kubaparken. In the park there is a bar, Fyrhuset Kuba, meaning the Lighthouse.
Above Kuba is an old suspension bridge, Åmot bru, by a scenic waterfall. There is an even larger waterfall a ten minute walk up-river. It’s called Vøyenfossen, and there are a few venues around there: Wallmans, Hønse-Lovisas hus and Månefisken.
A few kilometers up, at the north of Oslo is Nydalen. Akerselva runs through Nydalen. Nydalen Bryggeri og Spiseri is a good gastro pub and brewery by the river, and if you are staying at the Radisson Blu hotel in Nydalen, this is a nice option.
There are a few dams where you can swim in Akerselva, at the north of Nydalen is one of them. A more scenic dam is Frysja, which is a few kilometers north, closer to the rivers source. The dam is also known as Brekkedammen.
The source of Akerselva is Maridalsvannet lake. It’s not possible to go down to the lake because it’s Oslo’s main supply of drinking water. But there are plenty of footpaths around the lake and into the vast forest that is to the north of Oslo.
- published: 19 Aug 2016
- views: 6801
4:42
Oslo - Lonely Planet Best in Travel 2018
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- Duration: 4:42
- Updated: 24 Oct 2017
- views: 18159
Oslo is on the list of the Top 10 Cities to Visit in 2018 by Lonely Planet.
- published: 24 Oct 2017
- views: 18159
3:49
Travel to Norway: 5 places to see in Oslo
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- Duration: 3:49
- Updated: 27 Sep 2016
- views: 11769
Sponsored by MyCall: Sightseeing in Oslo. 5 places I think you should experience if you travel to Norway or if you live here and haven't seen everything! Its a ...
Sponsored by MyCall: Sightseeing in Oslo. 5 places I think you should experience if you travel to Norway or if you live here and haven't seen everything! Its a mix between tourist attractions and local places that I like. Hope you like it.
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Hey all Norwegian learners!
The language I'm teaching is not Bokmål nor Nynorsk. It's an east dialect and I don't think you will have much problem with bokmål after this. :) And everyone will understand this.
I am Norwegian, from Norway. Born and raised. I live in Oslo, with my husband and son.
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I started filming with my webcam. Then i moved on to a Flip, then a Flip Mino HD. Then followed my iPhone, and Now I have a Panasonic HC-V210 :)
I edit with Vegas Pro.
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Extra info about some of the videos is found here:
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- This is also my norwegian blog. To get everything in one place!
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Thank you to all subscribers, you are too sweet :) seriously, i love you!
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Sponsored by MyCall: Sightseeing in Oslo. 5 places I think you should experience if you travel to Norway or if you live here and haven't seen everything! Its a mix between tourist attractions and local places that I like. Hope you like it.
Check out MyCall for more information: http://bit.ly/2dhaZnZ
Hey all Norwegian learners!
The language I'm teaching is not Bokmål nor Nynorsk. It's an east dialect and I don't think you will have much problem with bokmål after this. :) And everyone will understand this.
I am Norwegian, from Norway. Born and raised. I live in Oslo, with my husband and son.
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I started filming with my webcam. Then i moved on to a Flip, then a Flip Mino HD. Then followed my iPhone, and Now I have a Panasonic HC-V210 :)
I edit with Vegas Pro.
---------------------------------------
Extra info about some of the videos is found here:
http://karinawinnem.com/youtube
- This is also my norwegian blog. To get everything in one place!
--------------------------------------
Thank you to all subscribers, you are too sweet :) seriously, i love you!
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NorwegianTeacher
Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/crienexzy/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/CrienYoutube
Instagram: http://instagram.com/crienexzy
- published: 27 Sep 2016
- views: 11769
2:49
Oslo Startup Guide
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- Duration: 2:49
- Updated: 21 Jan 2016
- views: 629
51:36
Norway (Europe) Vacation Travel Video Guide
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- Duration: 51:36
- Updated: 14 Aug 2013
- views: 320536
✱ 3.304 Hotels in Norway - Lowest Price Guarantee ► http://goo.gl/E1v2UR
Travel video about destination Norway.
Norway is a fascinating land in the extreme nor...
✱ 3.304 Hotels in Norway - Lowest Price Guarantee ► http://goo.gl/E1v2UR
Travel video about destination Norway.
Norway is a fascinating land in the extreme north of Europe where both magic and fairytales are very much alive. It has crystal clear lakes and rivers, snow covered mountains, idyllic fishing villages and endless beaches that are only accessible by boat.Although the Norwegian metropolis of Oslo is a modern city it continues to be inspired by the lively spirit of its past traders, fighting men and seafarers. Oslo is a harbour town that lies well sheltered at the end of a fjord and in the ninth century it was much appreciated by the Vikings who travelled throughout the known world, plundering much of it! Bergen’s main tourist attraction is the Bryggen district that originated in the middle of the fourteenth century when it was heavily influenced by the North German Hanseatic Office. The city not only boasts a fascinating history but also a number of music festivals and it was the birthplace of world famous composer Edvard Grieg. Trondheim is Norway’s historic capital in which the country’s kings have been crowned. The Nidaros Domkirke is the most splendid Gothic cathedral in northern Europe. It was built on the bones of Holy Olav. For several centuries it has been a place of pilgrimage and since the Middle Ages the Norwegian kings were crowned and also entombed within its walls. The small village of Nusfjord is located in front of a captivating backdrop of mountains. Due to its unique location it looks more like a high mountain village than a fishing settlement. It is both an historical as well as a cultural treasure. It is easy to understand why the descendants of the Vikings are so proud of their fascinating home in the extreme north. Norway, a country bursting with breathtaking and untamed beauty!
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Travel video about destination Norway.
Norway is a fascinating land in the extreme north of Europe where both magic and fairytales are very much alive. It has crystal clear lakes and rivers, snow covered mountains, idyllic fishing villages and endless beaches that are only accessible by boat.Although the Norwegian metropolis of Oslo is a modern city it continues to be inspired by the lively spirit of its past traders, fighting men and seafarers. Oslo is a harbour town that lies well sheltered at the end of a fjord and in the ninth century it was much appreciated by the Vikings who travelled throughout the known world, plundering much of it! Bergen’s main tourist attraction is the Bryggen district that originated in the middle of the fourteenth century when it was heavily influenced by the North German Hanseatic Office. The city not only boasts a fascinating history but also a number of music festivals and it was the birthplace of world famous composer Edvard Grieg. Trondheim is Norway’s historic capital in which the country’s kings have been crowned. The Nidaros Domkirke is the most splendid Gothic cathedral in northern Europe. It was built on the bones of Holy Olav. For several centuries it has been a place of pilgrimage and since the Middle Ages the Norwegian kings were crowned and also entombed within its walls. The small village of Nusfjord is located in front of a captivating backdrop of mountains. Due to its unique location it looks more like a high mountain village than a fishing settlement. It is both an historical as well as a cultural treasure. It is easy to understand why the descendants of the Vikings are so proud of their fascinating home in the extreme north. Norway, a country bursting with breathtaking and untamed beauty!
- published: 14 Aug 2013
- views: 320536
19:25
Summer Guide to Oslo
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- Duration: 19:25
- Updated: 27 Jun 2017
- views: 11871
Fall in love with Oslo. Take an insider's ride outside the traditional tourist map - through a vibrant, happy, beautiful and very lush green city. (*** CHAPTER...
Fall in love with Oslo. Take an insider's ride outside the traditional tourist map - through a vibrant, happy, beautiful and very lush green city. (*** CHAPTER INDEX BELOW***). In this comprehensive video, you get to know new places, cool spots, hidden treasures, provocative art, posh neighborhoods, erotica, innovative farming, fishing culture, urban beaches, historical sites, how the Oslo bike service work and some SKAM related themes.
Ronald, the guide, loves Oslo. He has put together an alternative route for anyone who wants to experience Oslo as a local - not as a tourist. Irl: the ride takes about 3 hours. It's a cheap trip. Most of what you experience is free. At our Facebook page (Yourway2Norway) - a map of the tour is provided :). Give us a like if you want (or a dislike). Map is embedded at our Facebook site (link below)
0:00 Intro
0:24 City BIkes
1:13 NO GO PARK
1:38 The Green Oslo
3:28 The Skam Area
4:42 Bike stinks a bit
5:23 DO NOT GO HERE
5:51 Aker Brygge and the islands
6:50 A very cool place called Vippetangen
09:02 Fish installations at Langekaia/best view to The Operah
10:32 Hot beach between the Skyline
11:31 Farming in the City
12:49 The Oldest Part Of Oslo (With poisonous water)
13:48 Final surprize destination
*** Here are more info on some of the places we visit ***
Bike rent: https://oslobysykkel.no/en
Vippa: http://www.vippa.no/
Public transportation: https://ruter.no/en/
Ekebergparken: https://ekebergparken.com/en
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This video was made by Mads Nilsson & Ronald Sagatun. The ultra-cool music is by Niilas: https://soundcloud.com/niilas (Niilas - NRK P3 – Guestmix @ Christine Dancke) Check him out!
*** Going to Norway. All you want is right here ***
This Channel gives you Facts and New Perspectives on one of The Richest Country in the World, Norway. According to the UN it’s also the best Nation to live and grow old in. Is it really?
Ronald, the Guide, will take you behind the Picturesque Norway, showing you a Different and more Fun Side of this Scandinavian Country. Because he is half Sami, partly Chilean and Italian with a Norwegian Passport.
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Web: http://yourway2norway.no/ New and fun and useful video from Yourway2Norway - your guide to understand the Norwegians and the culture of living in Norway
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https://wn.com/Summer_Guide_To_Oslo
Fall in love with Oslo. Take an insider's ride outside the traditional tourist map - through a vibrant, happy, beautiful and very lush green city. (*** CHAPTER INDEX BELOW***). In this comprehensive video, you get to know new places, cool spots, hidden treasures, provocative art, posh neighborhoods, erotica, innovative farming, fishing culture, urban beaches, historical sites, how the Oslo bike service work and some SKAM related themes.
Ronald, the guide, loves Oslo. He has put together an alternative route for anyone who wants to experience Oslo as a local - not as a tourist. Irl: the ride takes about 3 hours. It's a cheap trip. Most of what you experience is free. At our Facebook page (Yourway2Norway) - a map of the tour is provided :). Give us a like if you want (or a dislike). Map is embedded at our Facebook site (link below)
0:00 Intro
0:24 City BIkes
1:13 NO GO PARK
1:38 The Green Oslo
3:28 The Skam Area
4:42 Bike stinks a bit
5:23 DO NOT GO HERE
5:51 Aker Brygge and the islands
6:50 A very cool place called Vippetangen
09:02 Fish installations at Langekaia/best view to The Operah
10:32 Hot beach between the Skyline
11:31 Farming in the City
12:49 The Oldest Part Of Oslo (With poisonous water)
13:48 Final surprize destination
*** Here are more info on some of the places we visit ***
Bike rent: https://oslobysykkel.no/en
Vippa: http://www.vippa.no/
Public transportation: https://ruter.no/en/
Ekebergparken: https://ekebergparken.com/en
***
This video was made by Mads Nilsson & Ronald Sagatun. The ultra-cool music is by Niilas: https://soundcloud.com/niilas (Niilas - NRK P3 – Guestmix @ Christine Dancke) Check him out!
*** Going to Norway. All you want is right here ***
This Channel gives you Facts and New Perspectives on one of The Richest Country in the World, Norway. According to the UN it’s also the best Nation to live and grow old in. Is it really?
Ronald, the Guide, will take you behind the Picturesque Norway, showing you a Different and more Fun Side of this Scandinavian Country. Because he is half Sami, partly Chilean and Italian with a Norwegian Passport.
*** Follow us here ***
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtjjJqWxqE_uUxoTT_cFWMw?sub_confirmation=1
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/YourWay2Norway/
Blog: https://yourway2norway.blogspot.no/
Web: http://yourway2norway.no/ New and fun and useful video from Yourway2Norway - your guide to understand the Norwegians and the culture of living in Norway
You can also follow us on facebook: Yourway2Norway - where we gather useful and interesting information on Norway.
- published: 27 Jun 2017
- views: 11871
11:45
Surviving Oslo on a Budget / An Alternative Travel Guide |NORWAY
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- Duration: 11:45
- Updated: 26 Jan 2015
- views: 29325
Get a lot of Tips on Cheap and Free Things in the most Expensive City in the World. Ronald, your Guide, will take you inside a hidden Oslo, behind the Tourist B...
Get a lot of Tips on Cheap and Free Things in the most Expensive City in the World. Ronald, your Guide, will take you inside a hidden Oslo, behind the Tourist Brochures and Sites. In this Video, you get Information on the world most famous Painting, The Coolest and most Accessible Mountain in Norway and Most Dangerous River are some of the Topics he will cover. Through this Video Tutorial, you learn the “Visiting Oslo on a Budget” Essentials.
This Informal and Relaxed Video takes you on a Journey through a Different Oslo. It will show you The Cheapest Hotels, Cheap Restaurants, Cheap Shops, the best Free Things to do, Free Toilets and the Cheapest and most Real Bar in Oslo – where you have the best Opportunity to meet and talk to locals. You will Visit Places like “Grønland” (Greenland), “Akerselva” and “Trondheimsveien”. In addition, you will have Facts about the Price Level and Prices, so you know what it takes to visit Oslo.
Do you want to know more of what to do, buy and see in Oslo? Do you have other, useful tips on how to survive on a budget in Oslo or Norway in general? We would love to hear from you!
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Please check out our channel, comment and subscribe:
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Thanx to fb-group giving tips, Heave Blood & Die for their track “Dome”, and BentPixels for Music. http://bentpixels.com/
Useful Links:
National Art Gallery:
http://www.nasjonalmuseet.no/no/besok_oss/visningssteder/nasjonalgalleriet/
Fretex:
http://www.fretex.no/
National Theater:
http://www.nationaltheatret.no
The Opera:
http://operaen.no/en/
Anker Hotell:
http://www.anker-hotel.no/en/
AirBnb:
https://www.airbnb.no/
Bør Børson Karaoke Bar:
http://www.borsenbar.no/
Star Gate Pub:
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Stargate/164086023638283
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This Channel gives you Facts and New Perspectives on one of The Richest Country in the World, Norway. According to the UN it’s also the best Nation to live and grow old in. Is it really?
Ronald, the Guide, will take you behind the Picturesque Norway, showing you a Different and more Fun Side of this Scandinavian Country. Because he is half Sami, partly Chilean and Italian with a Norwegian Passport.
To subscribe you have to sign up for your own YouTube channel. That is a walk in the park, free and has no bounderies. After signing up, you can curate your YouTube stuff like on Netflix. Just enter a channel name, a mail and a password. There you go. Here is a link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b38ef8n1p4U
You can also follow us on facebook: Yourway2Norway - where we gather useful and interesting information on Norway.
https://wn.com/Surviving_Oslo_On_A_Budget_An_Alternative_Travel_Guide_|Norway
Get a lot of Tips on Cheap and Free Things in the most Expensive City in the World. Ronald, your Guide, will take you inside a hidden Oslo, behind the Tourist Brochures and Sites. In this Video, you get Information on the world most famous Painting, The Coolest and most Accessible Mountain in Norway and Most Dangerous River are some of the Topics he will cover. Through this Video Tutorial, you learn the “Visiting Oslo on a Budget” Essentials.
This Informal and Relaxed Video takes you on a Journey through a Different Oslo. It will show you The Cheapest Hotels, Cheap Restaurants, Cheap Shops, the best Free Things to do, Free Toilets and the Cheapest and most Real Bar in Oslo – where you have the best Opportunity to meet and talk to locals. You will Visit Places like “Grønland” (Greenland), “Akerselva” and “Trondheimsveien”. In addition, you will have Facts about the Price Level and Prices, so you know what it takes to visit Oslo.
Do you want to know more of what to do, buy and see in Oslo? Do you have other, useful tips on how to survive on a budget in Oslo or Norway in general? We would love to hear from you!
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Please check out our channel, comment and subscribe:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtjjJqWxqE_uUxoTT_cFWMw
Twitter:
https://twitter.com/yo2no
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Thanx to fb-group giving tips, Heave Blood & Die for their track “Dome”, and BentPixels for Music. http://bentpixels.com/
Useful Links:
National Art Gallery:
http://www.nasjonalmuseet.no/no/besok_oss/visningssteder/nasjonalgalleriet/
Fretex:
http://www.fretex.no/
National Theater:
http://www.nationaltheatret.no
The Opera:
http://operaen.no/en/
Anker Hotell:
http://www.anker-hotel.no/en/
AirBnb:
https://www.airbnb.no/
Bør Børson Karaoke Bar:
http://www.borsenbar.no/
Star Gate Pub:
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Stargate/164086023638283
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This Channel gives you Facts and New Perspectives on one of The Richest Country in the World, Norway. According to the UN it’s also the best Nation to live and grow old in. Is it really?
Ronald, the Guide, will take you behind the Picturesque Norway, showing you a Different and more Fun Side of this Scandinavian Country. Because he is half Sami, partly Chilean and Italian with a Norwegian Passport.
To subscribe you have to sign up for your own YouTube channel. That is a walk in the park, free and has no bounderies. After signing up, you can curate your YouTube stuff like on Netflix. Just enter a channel name, a mail and a password. There you go. Here is a link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b38ef8n1p4U
You can also follow us on facebook: Yourway2Norway - where we gather useful and interesting information on Norway.
- published: 26 Jan 2015
- views: 29325
5:20
Oslo Vacation Travel Guide
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- Duration: 5:20
- Updated: 03 Mar 2018
- views: 7
Oslo Vacation Travel Guide
Welcome to Oslo, the capital city of Norway.
Centuries ago, Viking longships prowled the waters around Norway. Some of those longs...
Oslo Vacation Travel Guide
Welcome to Oslo, the capital city of Norway.
Centuries ago, Viking longships prowled the waters around Norway. Some of those longships survived the ensuing years and found their way to the Viking Ship Museum, which is a must-see on any Oslo tour. The three longships on display here have been recovered from various parts of the country, and the museum also contains a number of artifacts from the Viking Age. Norway’s rich connection to the sea did not stop with the Vikings, though; just over a mile away from the Viking Ship Museum are several other educational complexes dedicated to the salt water that flows through Oslo’s veins. Visit the Norwegian Maritime Museum, the Kon-Tiki Museum, and the Fram Museum to get a fuller idea of Oslo’s seaborne heritage.
While in town, stop by the Nobel Peace Center—yes, this is the very location where the Nobel Peace Prize is awarded. The center itself showcases winners of the award, and highlights their impact on the world at large. After spending an afternoon wandering the center, prepare yourself for an evening of extraordinary live performances, as the Oslo Opera House is just a short walk away. This majestic building, with its sloping roofs and massive wall of windows, has been compared to an iceberg in appearance. Besides being a popular performing arts venue, it’s also a popular place for locals to meet before heading out into town.
If you plan your Oslo sightseeing during the summer, prepare yourself for long days of endless sunshine. Oslo’s position in the northern hemisphere ensures that the sun does not set until after 11 o’clock at night during the warm season. Who said you couldn’t get more hours in the day?
What was your favorite part of Oslo?
Visit our Oslo travel guide page for more information or to plan your next vacation!
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Oslo Vacation Travel Guide
Welcome to Oslo, the capital city of Norway.
Centuries ago, Viking longships prowled the waters around Norway. Some of those longships survived the ensuing years and found their way to the Viking Ship Museum, which is a must-see on any Oslo tour. The three longships on display here have been recovered from various parts of the country, and the museum also contains a number of artifacts from the Viking Age. Norway’s rich connection to the sea did not stop with the Vikings, though; just over a mile away from the Viking Ship Museum are several other educational complexes dedicated to the salt water that flows through Oslo’s veins. Visit the Norwegian Maritime Museum, the Kon-Tiki Museum, and the Fram Museum to get a fuller idea of Oslo’s seaborne heritage.
While in town, stop by the Nobel Peace Center—yes, this is the very location where the Nobel Peace Prize is awarded. The center itself showcases winners of the award, and highlights their impact on the world at large. After spending an afternoon wandering the center, prepare yourself for an evening of extraordinary live performances, as the Oslo Opera House is just a short walk away. This majestic building, with its sloping roofs and massive wall of windows, has been compared to an iceberg in appearance. Besides being a popular performing arts venue, it’s also a popular place for locals to meet before heading out into town.
If you plan your Oslo sightseeing during the summer, prepare yourself for long days of endless sunshine. Oslo’s position in the northern hemisphere ensures that the sun does not set until after 11 o’clock at night during the warm season. Who said you couldn’t get more hours in the day?
What was your favorite part of Oslo?
Visit our Oslo travel guide page for more information or to plan your next vacation!
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Oslo Vacation Travel Guide
- published: 03 Mar 2018
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Oslo Vacation Travel Guide | Expedia
Welcome to Oslo, the capital city of Norway. Centuries ago, Viking longships prowled the waters around Norway. Some of those longships survived the ensuing years and found their way to the Viking Ship Museum, which is a must-see on any Oslo tour. The three longships on display here have been recovered from various parts of the country, and the museum also contains a number of artifacts from the Viking Age. Norway’s rich connection to the sea did not stop with the Vikings, though; just over a mile away from the Viking Ship Museum are several other educational complexes dedicated to the salt water that flows through Oslo’s veins. Visit the Norwegian Maritime Museum, the Kon-Tiki Museum, and the Fram Museum to get a fuller idea of Oslo’s seaborne heritage. While in town, stop by the Nobel...
published: 16 Dec 2014 -
Oslo Travel Guide: Things to do in Oslo as a Tourist
Top Sightseeing locations to visit in Oslo, Norway. Including Downtown Oslo, The Royal Castle, museums, Vigelandsparken, Holmenkollen, and more. The exact locations are listed at the end of the description. The Oslo Opera: Do this one! The opera building is adjacent to the central station, and it's awesome. It's architecture is like walking on an iceberg, and it overlooks the Oslo fjord and Akershus Castle. Doesn't take much time. Karl Johans gate: The main walking street that connects Central Station (Oslo S) with the Royal Castle. I guess it's a must when you come to Oslo. You can't avoid it, and you shouldn't! Because it's the main street of Oslo. But Karl Johan is mostly for the tourists, beggars, scammers. People that live in Oslo, like me, hardly ever go there. Royal Castle:...
published: 09 May 2016 -
30 Secrets & Best Places in Oslo, Norway
My new Oslo Travel Guide includes these carefully selected 30 things to do & best places to visit in Oslo, Norway which I visited during a warm summer weekend ranging from gems like the Frogner Park, Viking Ship Museum, Whale Sushi, Stratos rooftop, eating black licorice ice cream and tips for the vibrant Oslo nightlife. Subscribe to my channel ► https://bit.ly/2aeuh9b for weekly videos! I did not have high expectations for Oslo but during this warm summer weekend the city offers many outdoor attractions, a great place to start is Aker Brygge to try the local delicacy Polse, a fancy hot dog rolled in bacon and injected with cheese than from Aker Brygge walk to the other popular attractions like the Royal Palace, Karl Johans Gate shopping street, Vippa, the Opera House or Sorenga Sjobad ou...
published: 30 Jan 2018 -
Visit Oslo - 5 Things You Will Love & Hate about Oslo, Norway
Oslo is a great place to visit on vacation or for a holiday, but even great places with Viking Museums, Nobel Peace Prize Ceremonies and so much more has a few things you may not like. So here we have the 5 Things You Will Love & Hate about Visiting Oslo, Norway. Filmed in Oslo, Norway Copyright Mark Wolters 2015 10 Things That Will Shock You about Norway https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O9aJQoqu4z4 5 Love & Hates of Visiting Stockholm, Sweden https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Woia6xq7dWI 5 Love & Hates of Visiting Copenhagen, Denmark https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=li3GYCPv8lo Do You Tip in Norway https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ViMRZizk3_c USA Today & 10Best's #1 Independent Travel Videographer 2014 FlipKey by TripAdvisor Top 10 Travel Bloggers 2014 Find More Videos At: http://www.w...
published: 09 Jan 2016 -
Norway Travel: How Expensive is OSLO? & City Tour
In this video I explore Oslo, Norway and show how much things cost. To watch the video about my dinner with Andre CLICK HERE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jLVdHUDLyuY PLANNING A BUDGET TRAVELING TRIP? "Gabe's Guide to Budget Travel" is a travel guidebook that's packed with practical travel info. Just $10 on Amazon! For more info, CLICK HERE: http://www.amazon.com/Gabes-Guide-Budget-Travel-Tricks/dp/1470155141/ Or feel like reading something else that's fun, adventurous and inspiring? "Following My Thumb" features 26 exciting travel stories from around the world. Also available on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Following-My-Thumb-Gabriel-Morris/dp/1846948495/ Support Gabriel's videos on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/gabrieltraveler Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gabriel...
published: 11 May 2017 -
Oslo - Lonely Planet Best in Travel 2018
Oslo is on the list of the Top 10 Cities to Visit in 2018 by Lonely Planet.
published: 24 Oct 2017 -
Oslo Vacation Travel Video Guide
Travel video about destination Oslo in Norway. Although the Norwegian metropolis of Oslo is a modern city, it continues to be inspired by the lively spirit of its past traders, fighting men and seafarers. The unique capital city of the Vikings is full of both culture and sport, including a royal castle, various museums, ancient churches and world famous sporting events. It has 900 years of history. The conference rooms of the city's government are decorated with frescos and paintings by Munch, Krogh, Revold and Rolfsen and each year on the 10th of December, the anniversary of Alfred Nobel's death, the Nobel Peace Prize Ceremony takes place. West of the harbor basin is Aker Brygge, a city quarter that was created on the site of a former shipyard and which features some unusual architectur...
published: 13 Aug 2013 -
Visit Oslo - What to See & Do in Oslo, Norway
The Top 10 Things To Do & See in Oslo. The Favorite, Sight, Activities & Eats of the Norwegian Capital. The Best of Oslo. Filmed in Oslo, Norway Copyright Mark Wolters 2016 10 Things That Will SHOCK You About Norway https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O9aJQoqu4z4 5 Things You Will Love & Hate about Oslo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_AAQZ9mO-9E 5 Things You Will Love & Hate about Scandinavia https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1W58csIcCKQ USA Today & 10Best's #1 Independent Travel Videographer 2014 FlipKey by TripAdvisor Top 10 Travel Bloggers 2014 Find More Videos At: http://www.woltersworld.com Subscribe to Wolters World on YouTube! http://www.youtube.com/woltersworld Follow Us At http://www.facebook.com/woltersworld http://www.twitter.com/woltersworld http://www.instagram.com/wolters...
published: 10 Feb 2016 -
Oslo, Norway: Lively, Lovely City on the Fjord
Spectacularly situated at the head of a 60-mile-long fjord, Oslo is Norway's biggest city yet it's easy to navigate with its compact historic core and great public transportation. Karl Johans Gate, the city's people-friendly main drag stretches from the train station to Royal Palace. Nearby, the harborfront hums with international shipping and a thriving cruise industry. Subscribe at http://goo.gl/8iBEnS for weekly updates on more European destinations. To learn about Rick Steves European tour packages, including the Best of Scandinavia in 14 Days, visit http://tours.ricksteves.com/tours. For more information on the Rick Steves' Europe TV series — including episode descriptions, scripts, participating stations, travel information on destinations and more — visit http://www.ricksteves.c...
published: 18 Dec 2013 -
Oslo on a Budget
Travel on the cheap in Oslo with these money-saving tips. It’s no surprise that Oslo is one of the most expensive cities in the world. But for savvy travelers, it doesn’t have to be. Here are my tricks and tips for traveling on the cheap in Norway's capital city. Download the Oslo Pass Before you even head to the airport, purchase and download the Oslo Pass app for your iphone or android device. Activate it once you arrive on a day you'd like to set aside for exploring the city's museums. The Oslo Pass is your ticket to get into more than 30 museums and galleries including some of my favorites, the Astrup Fearnley Museum, the National Gallery (home to Edvard Munch's infamous work "The Scream") and the Viking Ship Museum. The Oslo Pass also covers public transportation costs, which mak...
published: 21 Apr 2016 -
4K NORWAY, OSLO TRAVEL GUIDE VIDEO, Best Places To Go, Top Attractions, Best Things To Do
Welcome my world travel guide channel. If you like my video, please subscribe my channel and share my videos. I would be really happy. And you can also follow me on other social media platforms: https:// www.facebook.com/dunyabirmasaldir https:// www.instagram.com/ozgur_cagdas/ https:// www.youtube.com/user/OzgurCagdas https:// www.twitter.com/Ozgur_Cagdas https:// www.plus.google.com/+OzgurCagdas and my blog: https:// www.dunyabirmasaldir.com (The World is a Fairy Tale) In my travel channel, I share my own trip videos from my journeys. Until now, I traveled around 40 countries and I produced 10.000 stock footage. I am professional traveler and videographer, working many microstock footage companies. In my youtube videos, I try to combine my stock footages by locations, cities and/or c...
published: 12 Feb 2016 -
Oslo Travel Guide: Grünerløkka
Grünerløkka is one of the most interesting neighborhoods in Oslo, a hipster paradise a 10 minute walk from Central Station. Surprisingly few tourists visit Grünerløkka, and that's really a pity. Some of the nicest cafes and bars in Oslo are located in Grünerløkka, and it's a foodies paradise. The main street of Grünerløkka is Thorvald Meyers gate. Thorvald Meyers gate starts where Ankerbrua brigde crosses Akerselva river, and ends at Birkelunden park in the north. Tram lines 11, 12 and 13 have three stops along Thorvald Meyers gate. From south to north: Schous plass Olaf Ryes plass Birkelunden Most of the shops, bars, restaurants and cafes on Grünerløkka are located around the Birkelunden and Olaf Ryes plass parks, and in the segment of Thorvald Meyers gate that is connecting them. The...
published: 22 May 2016 -
Oslo Travel Guide: See Oslo In 4 Hours | Business Traveller
The Guest Relation Manager of The Thief Hotel in Oslo gives an insight into travelling Oslo in 4 hours! Watch more videos from our new Business Traveller TV show: http://bit.ly/BusTTV The best of Business Traveller magazine brought to life on the screen, featuring stories on travel and entrepreneurship, destination guides and insider knowledge. Subscribe To Our Newsletter: http://bit.ly/SubscribeBT Visit Our Website: https://www.businesstraveller.com/ Find Us On Facebook: http://bit.ly/FacebookBTUK Find Us On Twitter: http://bit.ly/TwitterBTUK Find Us On Instagram: http://bit.ly/InstagramBTUK In this episode, we explore how the wealthy holiday, shop and spend their free time; and discover how companies are adapting to recent changes in the luxury market. From the phenomenon of the glo...
published: 11 Dec 2017 -
Travel to Norway: 5 places to see in Oslo
Sponsored by MyCall: Sightseeing in Oslo. 5 places I think you should experience if you travel to Norway or if you live here and haven't seen everything! Its a mix between tourist attractions and local places that I like. Hope you like it. Check out MyCall for more information: http://bit.ly/2dhaZnZ Hey all Norwegian learners! The language I'm teaching is not Bokmål nor Nynorsk. It's an east dialect and I don't think you will have much problem with bokmål after this. :) And everyone will understand this. I am Norwegian, from Norway. Born and raised. I live in Oslo, with my husband and son. --------------------------------------- I started filming with my webcam. Then i moved on to a Flip, then a Flip Mino HD. Then followed my iPhone, and Now I have a Panasonic HC-V210 :) I edit with V...
published: 27 Sep 2016 -
Travel Guide: Norway's Top Attractions
published: 27 Jul 2011 -
OSLO Travel Guide, top 5 best places in oslo !!
information about oslo travel guide, oslo tourism, oslo tourist attractions, things to do in oslo norway, and best places in oslo norway that you must visit !! this is 5 best places to visit in oslo norway. 5. Holmenkollbakken Holmenkollbakken is a large ski jumping hill, hosted the Holmenkollen Ski Festival since 1892 located in oslo norway. The hill is the most popular tourist attraction in Norway, and has roughly one million visitors each year. 4. Norsk Folkemuseum It is a museum of cultural history with extensive collections of artifacts from all social groups and all regions of the country, located in oslo norway. It was established in 1894 by librarian and historian Hans Aall (1867-1946). 3. Oslo Opera House It is the home of The Norwegian National Opera and Ballet, and the natio...
published: 16 Apr 2018 -
Oslo City Guide - 5 Cheap Things to Do in Oslo, Norway!
Oslo City Guide - 5 Cheap Things to Do in Oslo, Norway! We're spending the week in Oslo, Norway which is one of the most expensive cities in the world. So, we've teamed up with Visit Oslo to show you how you can explore Oslo on the cheap! You can learn more about the Oslo pass here: http://www.visitoslo.com/en/activities-and-attractions/oslo-pass/ Don’t miss the adventure, SUBSCRIBE! ►http://bit.ly/1Nnl2kq New travel videos posted every Monday, Wednesday and Friday! ---- Here are all the places we visited in the video ---- Vigeland Sculpture Park and Museum - http://www.vigeland.museum.no/en Oslo Ferry - https://www.oslo-fergene.no/forside Homenkollen Ski Museum - http://www.skiforeningen.no/holmenkollen/skimuseet/apningstider-og-priser/ Norwegian Folk Museum - http://norskfolkemuse...
published: 13 Mar 2017 -
Quick Guide: where to go, eat and sleep in 48 hours in Oslo, Norway [VLOG]
A complete guide on where to go, eat, sleep in Oslo in 48 hours. Including information about public transport and two hotel recommendations. — Video by Steven Sabbe www.fjordstrom.com — Music by Joakim Karud (http://youtube.com/JoakimKarud) - CC:BY
published: 03 Dec 2017 -
Travel guide Norway tip 1 public transport in Oslo
Hey everyone my name is Ray and I am a Chinese-Norwegian who lives in Oslo/Norway. This video will be my about travel guide to Norway tip 1 public transport in Oslo the Norwegian capital. I will be making a series of video about different travel guide to Norway subscribed and stay tuned. If you have questions or request please send me a message to my facebook page. Information for all public transport for Norway and it is in English. https://ruter.no/en/ Travel guide list https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKqZzDf4TmyGI52JEJhs5spd1GS1bvXd1 Follow me on social media Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AsianinNorway/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/asian_in_norway/
published: 30 Jan 2017 -
See Oslo in 3 minutes
Spend 3 minutes to catch a few glimpses of some of Oslo's main attractions. If you're after something more niche, you may dig a lot deeper at visitoslo.com.
published: 16 Jun 2016
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Oslo Vacation Travel Guide | Expedia
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Welcome to Oslo, the capital city of Norway.
Centuries ago, Viking longships prowled the waters around Norway. Some of those longships survived the ensuing ye...
Welcome to Oslo, the capital city of Norway.
Centuries ago, Viking longships prowled the waters around Norway. Some of those longships survived the ensuing years and found their way to the Viking Ship Museum, which is a must-see on any Oslo tour. The three longships on display here have been recovered from various parts of the country, and the museum also contains a number of artifacts from the Viking Age. Norway’s rich connection to the sea did not stop with the Vikings, though; just over a mile away from the Viking Ship Museum are several other educational complexes dedicated to the salt water that flows through Oslo’s veins. Visit the Norwegian Maritime Museum, the Kon-Tiki Museum, and the Fram Museum to get a fuller idea of Oslo’s seaborne heritage.
While in town, stop by the Nobel Peace Center—yes, this is the very location where the Nobel Peace Prize is awarded. The center itself showcases winners of the award, and highlights their impact on the world at large. After spending an afternoon wandering the center, prepare yourself for an evening of extraordinary live performances, as the Oslo Opera House is just a short walk away. This majestic building, with its sloping roofs and massive wall of windows, has been compared to an iceberg in appearance. Besides being a popular performing arts venue, it’s also a popular place for locals to meet before heading out into town.
If you plan your Oslo sightseeing during the summer, prepare yourself for long days of endless sunshine. Oslo’s position in the northern hemisphere ensures that the sun does not set until after 11 o’clock at night during the warm season. Who said you couldn’t get more hours in the day?
What was your favorite part of Oslo?
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Welcome to Oslo, the capital city of Norway.
Centuries ago, Viking longships prowled the waters around Norway. Some of those longships survived the ensuing years and found their way to the Viking Ship Museum, which is a must-see on any Oslo tour. The three longships on display here have been recovered from various parts of the country, and the museum also contains a number of artifacts from the Viking Age. Norway’s rich connection to the sea did not stop with the Vikings, though; just over a mile away from the Viking Ship Museum are several other educational complexes dedicated to the salt water that flows through Oslo’s veins. Visit the Norwegian Maritime Museum, the Kon-Tiki Museum, and the Fram Museum to get a fuller idea of Oslo’s seaborne heritage.
While in town, stop by the Nobel Peace Center—yes, this is the very location where the Nobel Peace Prize is awarded. The center itself showcases winners of the award, and highlights their impact on the world at large. After spending an afternoon wandering the center, prepare yourself for an evening of extraordinary live performances, as the Oslo Opera House is just a short walk away. This majestic building, with its sloping roofs and massive wall of windows, has been compared to an iceberg in appearance. Besides being a popular performing arts venue, it’s also a popular place for locals to meet before heading out into town.
If you plan your Oslo sightseeing during the summer, prepare yourself for long days of endless sunshine. Oslo’s position in the northern hemisphere ensures that the sun does not set until after 11 o’clock at night during the warm season. Who said you couldn’t get more hours in the day?
What was your favorite part of Oslo?
Visit our Oslo travel guide page for more information or to plan your next vacation!
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Oslo Travel Guide: Things to do in Oslo as a Tourist
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Top Sightseeing locations to visit in Oslo, Norway. Including Downtown Oslo, The Royal Castle, museums, Vigelandsparken, Holmenkollen, and more.
The exact lo...
Top Sightseeing locations to visit in Oslo, Norway. Including Downtown Oslo, The Royal Castle, museums, Vigelandsparken, Holmenkollen, and more.
The exact locations are listed at the end of the description.
The Oslo Opera:
Do this one! The opera building is adjacent to the central station, and it's awesome. It's architecture is like walking on an iceberg, and it overlooks the Oslo fjord and Akershus Castle. Doesn't take much time.
Karl Johans gate:
The main walking street that connects Central Station (Oslo S) with the Royal Castle. I guess it's a must when you come to Oslo. You can't avoid it, and you shouldn't! Because it's the main street of Oslo. But Karl Johan is mostly for the tourists, beggars, scammers. People that live in Oslo, like me, hardly ever go there.
Royal Castle:
It's quite small compared to other royal castles because Norway was a poor country when it was built. But it's still a nice place to walk through on your way to Bogstadveien or to spend half an hour.
Akershus Castle:
This is a nice medieval castle at the center of Oslo, overlooking the Oslo fjord, and Aker brygge. Very nice for sunsets, and after a day in Oslo sentrum or Aker Brygge. There is also a free military museum and a cheap WWII resistance museum here.
Aker Brygge:
These are the Oslo docks which have been redeveloped into a posh private restaurant/bar/shopping area. Nice for a walk, and plenty of places to sit down and watch people or the magnificent view of Akershus Castle. There's also a modern art museum here if that's your thing. If you do go to the modern art museum, be sure go all the way to the top terrace, where you find an even better view of Aker Brygge, the fjord and Akershus Castle.
Museum Island/Peninsula (Bygdøy):
This is where most of the museums are, including the Viking Ship Museum, Kon Tiki, Maritime Museum, Folk Museum. But be aware that it takes a day, and it's quite a detour, there's not much else to do there. If I had to pick one, I would do the Viking Ship museum and maybe the adjacent Folk Museum.
Vigelandsparken/Frognerparken:
This sculpture park is very good, and very large. During summer this is a continuous party/BBQ, but in wintertime you will find mostly joggers and dog walkers. Do this park if naked stone people are your thing. Pro tip: The Oslo City museum is in the park, and its FREE!
Holmenkollen/Frognerseteren:
Holmenkollen is a giant ski-jump on a mountain overlooking Oslo. There is also the ski-museum and ski-stuff around here. Metro line 1 runs all the way to Frognerseteren and there is a cafe/restaurant close to the wilderness where you can overlook Oslo.
Ekebergåsen:
This is a lookout point close to Oslo, overlooking the city. If you are thinking of going to Frognerseteren for the view only, you should go here instead. Much closer to the city, so you get a better view and travel time is less, this is a nice spot to watch the sunset.
Some Pro Tips:
If you want to see "the fjord" for cheap, go to the beginning of Aker Brygge, and take the ferry (B10) to Nesodden and back again (don't get of). You will have a great view of Akershus Castle, Aker Brygge, numerous islands and the fjord.
The "RuterReise" app for live public transportation time tables or planning, or just use Google maps, there's another "RuterBillett" app for purchasing tickets with a credit card on your phone, but I think it's only in Norwegian. Then there is the https://ruter.no/en/ website for trip planning.
Uber app, works quite well, and is half price of normal taxi
Time/Location/
00:00 Jernbanetorget https://goo.gl/vdoD4g
00:57 Bicycles https://goo.gl/C9MZmm
01:53 The Opera https://goo.gl/XdoR1C
02:30 Karl Johans gate https://goo.gl/6b4hqD
02:52 Parliament (Stortinget) https://goo.gl/X2gP7y
03:23 The Royal Castle (Slottet) https://goo.gl/xIP9aB
03:57 Nobel Peace Center https://goo.gl/sXCCQe
04:29 The Harbor https://goo.gl/brdbGN
04:44 Ferry B10 (see the fjord) https://goo.gl/1SZHoZ
05:03 Aker Brygge https://goo.gl/zi4Y7F
05:24 Astrup Fearnley https://goo.gl/3Umtqa
06:19 Akershus Castle https://goo.gl/bnNyxt
06:30 Inside Akershus Castle https://goo.gl/gnCQWm
07:13 Bygdøynes https://goo.gl/Zz8IcR
07:42 Vikingship Museum https://goo.gl/6dJP5A
07:54 Folk Museum (Stavkirke) https://goo.gl/vQly8M
08:31 Oscarshall Castle https://goo.gl/JOVB0a
08:33 Holocaust Center https://goo.gl/XCaiKT
08:36 Kongsgården https://goo.gl/IBqG9C
08:44 Huk (the beach) https://goo.gl/PX0idB
09:11 Vigelandsparken https://goo.gl/Umcgmi
10:04 Oslo City Museum https://goo.gl/VbbYTc
10:32 Holmenkollen (ski jump) https://goo.gl/mF1z3M
10:56 Ski Museum https://goo.gl/rYJcLU
11:05 Holmenkollen Kapell (church) https://goo.gl/D6iNPJ
11:23 Frognerseteren T-bane (metro) https://goo.gl/WrLIQN
11:56 Frognerseteren Restaurant https://goo.gl/AyjJp1
12:17 Ekebergåsen (lookout point) https://goo.gl/ob7pdW
https://wn.com/Oslo_Travel_Guide_Things_To_Do_In_Oslo_As_A_Tourist
Top Sightseeing locations to visit in Oslo, Norway. Including Downtown Oslo, The Royal Castle, museums, Vigelandsparken, Holmenkollen, and more.
The exact locations are listed at the end of the description.
The Oslo Opera:
Do this one! The opera building is adjacent to the central station, and it's awesome. It's architecture is like walking on an iceberg, and it overlooks the Oslo fjord and Akershus Castle. Doesn't take much time.
Karl Johans gate:
The main walking street that connects Central Station (Oslo S) with the Royal Castle. I guess it's a must when you come to Oslo. You can't avoid it, and you shouldn't! Because it's the main street of Oslo. But Karl Johan is mostly for the tourists, beggars, scammers. People that live in Oslo, like me, hardly ever go there.
Royal Castle:
It's quite small compared to other royal castles because Norway was a poor country when it was built. But it's still a nice place to walk through on your way to Bogstadveien or to spend half an hour.
Akershus Castle:
This is a nice medieval castle at the center of Oslo, overlooking the Oslo fjord, and Aker brygge. Very nice for sunsets, and after a day in Oslo sentrum or Aker Brygge. There is also a free military museum and a cheap WWII resistance museum here.
Aker Brygge:
These are the Oslo docks which have been redeveloped into a posh private restaurant/bar/shopping area. Nice for a walk, and plenty of places to sit down and watch people or the magnificent view of Akershus Castle. There's also a modern art museum here if that's your thing. If you do go to the modern art museum, be sure go all the way to the top terrace, where you find an even better view of Aker Brygge, the fjord and Akershus Castle.
Museum Island/Peninsula (Bygdøy):
This is where most of the museums are, including the Viking Ship Museum, Kon Tiki, Maritime Museum, Folk Museum. But be aware that it takes a day, and it's quite a detour, there's not much else to do there. If I had to pick one, I would do the Viking Ship museum and maybe the adjacent Folk Museum.
Vigelandsparken/Frognerparken:
This sculpture park is very good, and very large. During summer this is a continuous party/BBQ, but in wintertime you will find mostly joggers and dog walkers. Do this park if naked stone people are your thing. Pro tip: The Oslo City museum is in the park, and its FREE!
Holmenkollen/Frognerseteren:
Holmenkollen is a giant ski-jump on a mountain overlooking Oslo. There is also the ski-museum and ski-stuff around here. Metro line 1 runs all the way to Frognerseteren and there is a cafe/restaurant close to the wilderness where you can overlook Oslo.
Ekebergåsen:
This is a lookout point close to Oslo, overlooking the city. If you are thinking of going to Frognerseteren for the view only, you should go here instead. Much closer to the city, so you get a better view and travel time is less, this is a nice spot to watch the sunset.
Some Pro Tips:
If you want to see "the fjord" for cheap, go to the beginning of Aker Brygge, and take the ferry (B10) to Nesodden and back again (don't get of). You will have a great view of Akershus Castle, Aker Brygge, numerous islands and the fjord.
The "RuterReise" app for live public transportation time tables or planning, or just use Google maps, there's another "RuterBillett" app for purchasing tickets with a credit card on your phone, but I think it's only in Norwegian. Then there is the https://ruter.no/en/ website for trip planning.
Uber app, works quite well, and is half price of normal taxi
Time/Location/
00:00 Jernbanetorget https://goo.gl/vdoD4g
00:57 Bicycles https://goo.gl/C9MZmm
01:53 The Opera https://goo.gl/XdoR1C
02:30 Karl Johans gate https://goo.gl/6b4hqD
02:52 Parliament (Stortinget) https://goo.gl/X2gP7y
03:23 The Royal Castle (Slottet) https://goo.gl/xIP9aB
03:57 Nobel Peace Center https://goo.gl/sXCCQe
04:29 The Harbor https://goo.gl/brdbGN
04:44 Ferry B10 (see the fjord) https://goo.gl/1SZHoZ
05:03 Aker Brygge https://goo.gl/zi4Y7F
05:24 Astrup Fearnley https://goo.gl/3Umtqa
06:19 Akershus Castle https://goo.gl/bnNyxt
06:30 Inside Akershus Castle https://goo.gl/gnCQWm
07:13 Bygdøynes https://goo.gl/Zz8IcR
07:42 Vikingship Museum https://goo.gl/6dJP5A
07:54 Folk Museum (Stavkirke) https://goo.gl/vQly8M
08:31 Oscarshall Castle https://goo.gl/JOVB0a
08:33 Holocaust Center https://goo.gl/XCaiKT
08:36 Kongsgården https://goo.gl/IBqG9C
08:44 Huk (the beach) https://goo.gl/PX0idB
09:11 Vigelandsparken https://goo.gl/Umcgmi
10:04 Oslo City Museum https://goo.gl/VbbYTc
10:32 Holmenkollen (ski jump) https://goo.gl/mF1z3M
10:56 Ski Museum https://goo.gl/rYJcLU
11:05 Holmenkollen Kapell (church) https://goo.gl/D6iNPJ
11:23 Frognerseteren T-bane (metro) https://goo.gl/WrLIQN
11:56 Frognerseteren Restaurant https://goo.gl/AyjJp1
12:17 Ekebergåsen (lookout point) https://goo.gl/ob7pdW
- published: 09 May 2016
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30 Secrets & Best Places in Oslo, Norway
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- Duration: 9:28
- Updated: 30 Jan 2018
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My new Oslo Travel Guide includes these carefully selected 30 things to do & best places to visit in Oslo, Norway which I visited during a warm summer weekend r...
My new Oslo Travel Guide includes these carefully selected 30 things to do & best places to visit in Oslo, Norway which I visited during a warm summer weekend ranging from gems like the Frogner Park, Viking Ship Museum, Whale Sushi, Stratos rooftop, eating black licorice ice cream and tips for the vibrant Oslo nightlife. Subscribe to my channel ► https://bit.ly/2aeuh9b for weekly videos!
I did not have high expectations for Oslo but during this warm summer weekend the city offers many outdoor attractions, a great place to start is Aker Brygge to try the local delicacy Polse, a fancy hot dog rolled in bacon and injected with cheese than from Aker Brygge walk to the other popular attractions like the Royal Palace, Karl Johans Gate shopping street, Vippa, the Opera House or Sorenga Sjobad outdoor beach deck.
Download my FREE maps for Oslo:
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Oslo is the capital of Norway and its metropolitan area has a population of 1.5 million including their royal family since Norway is a kingdom and is the only country in the world with territories in both the Arctic and Antarctica.
One important thing you must keep in mind; Oslo is extremely expensive and is rated one of the most expensive city in the world by Forbes Magazine, to give you an example, a simple hot dog will set you back $6 US dollars and that is considered on the cheap side.
In return for being an expensive city you get a very safe and easy going Scandinavian city experience. Public transit is easy to use and many signs and menus at restaurants are in English. The most bizarre dish I've had must have been the Brown Cheese Ice Cream for which you'll have to watch my Oslo video.
The Frogner Park must have been the most unique sculpture park I've ever been to, it is world's largest sculpture park by a single artist. Created by Gustav Vigeland between 1924 and 1943 with incredible sculptures like the angry boy and consist out of 200 works.
My favorite museum in Oslo is the Norwegian Museum of Cultural History for having a lot of great performances, historic foods and snacks to try and the overall feeling like you got transported back to the Viking ages.
Out of the blue I received a Facebook message from my American buddy Andrew who was coincidentally stopping by Oslo on his way home from the Arctic Norwegian island Svalbard to the United States. I met up with him and his girlfriend at the famous fish restaurant Fiskeriet Youngtorget for the freshest Norwegian salmon I've ever tasted.
After lunch I took my friends to the Akershus Fortress for the best view of Oslo and a little historic tour through Norway's Resistance Museum which teaches about the Nazi occupation of Norway during WW2.
For dinner I wanted to try true Norwegian cuisine and luckily Rorbua on Aker Brygge is known for having some of the best dishes in town. I ordered the Tastes of Norway meat stick with meats; Whale, Deer, Beef & Reindeer. An incredible dish with as winner: Reindeer for being extremely juicy, this dish cost me around $45 US dollars and don't forget to add the typical Norwegian beer Hansa.
Before the night falls, grab a few cocktails at either the Magic Ice Bar for some Norwegian Ice Wine or on top of the Thief Rooftop patio for the most upscale cocktail bar in town.
In conclusion, Oslo is a great 2 to 3-day stop over during the summer to enjoy a few outdoor activities, learn about the history of Norway and make many new friends, especially during the weekend nightlife of Oslo but for that you'll have to read my next article.
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My new Oslo Travel Guide includes these carefully selected 30 things to do & best places to visit in Oslo, Norway which I visited during a warm summer weekend ranging from gems like the Frogner Park, Viking Ship Museum, Whale Sushi, Stratos rooftop, eating black licorice ice cream and tips for the vibrant Oslo nightlife. Subscribe to my channel ► https://bit.ly/2aeuh9b for weekly videos!
I did not have high expectations for Oslo but during this warm summer weekend the city offers many outdoor attractions, a great place to start is Aker Brygge to try the local delicacy Polse, a fancy hot dog rolled in bacon and injected with cheese than from Aker Brygge walk to the other popular attractions like the Royal Palace, Karl Johans Gate shopping street, Vippa, the Opera House or Sorenga Sjobad outdoor beach deck.
Download my FREE maps for Oslo:
http://www.reformatt.com/30-best-places-oslo-norway
Oslo is the capital of Norway and its metropolitan area has a population of 1.5 million including their royal family since Norway is a kingdom and is the only country in the world with territories in both the Arctic and Antarctica.
One important thing you must keep in mind; Oslo is extremely expensive and is rated one of the most expensive city in the world by Forbes Magazine, to give you an example, a simple hot dog will set you back $6 US dollars and that is considered on the cheap side.
In return for being an expensive city you get a very safe and easy going Scandinavian city experience. Public transit is easy to use and many signs and menus at restaurants are in English. The most bizarre dish I've had must have been the Brown Cheese Ice Cream for which you'll have to watch my Oslo video.
The Frogner Park must have been the most unique sculpture park I've ever been to, it is world's largest sculpture park by a single artist. Created by Gustav Vigeland between 1924 and 1943 with incredible sculptures like the angry boy and consist out of 200 works.
My favorite museum in Oslo is the Norwegian Museum of Cultural History for having a lot of great performances, historic foods and snacks to try and the overall feeling like you got transported back to the Viking ages.
Out of the blue I received a Facebook message from my American buddy Andrew who was coincidentally stopping by Oslo on his way home from the Arctic Norwegian island Svalbard to the United States. I met up with him and his girlfriend at the famous fish restaurant Fiskeriet Youngtorget for the freshest Norwegian salmon I've ever tasted.
After lunch I took my friends to the Akershus Fortress for the best view of Oslo and a little historic tour through Norway's Resistance Museum which teaches about the Nazi occupation of Norway during WW2.
For dinner I wanted to try true Norwegian cuisine and luckily Rorbua on Aker Brygge is known for having some of the best dishes in town. I ordered the Tastes of Norway meat stick with meats; Whale, Deer, Beef & Reindeer. An incredible dish with as winner: Reindeer for being extremely juicy, this dish cost me around $45 US dollars and don't forget to add the typical Norwegian beer Hansa.
Before the night falls, grab a few cocktails at either the Magic Ice Bar for some Norwegian Ice Wine or on top of the Thief Rooftop patio for the most upscale cocktail bar in town.
In conclusion, Oslo is a great 2 to 3-day stop over during the summer to enjoy a few outdoor activities, learn about the history of Norway and make many new friends, especially during the weekend nightlife of Oslo but for that you'll have to read my next article.
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- published: 30 Jan 2018
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10:55
Visit Oslo - 5 Things You Will Love & Hate about Oslo, Norway
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- Duration: 10:55
- Updated: 09 Jan 2016
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Oslo is a great place to visit on vacation or for a holiday, but even great places with Viking Museums, Nobel Peace Prize Ceremonies and so much more has a few ...
Oslo is a great place to visit on vacation or for a holiday, but even great places with Viking Museums, Nobel Peace Prize Ceremonies and so much more has a few things you may not like. So here we have the 5 Things You Will Love & Hate about Visiting Oslo, Norway.
Filmed in Oslo, Norway
Copyright Mark Wolters 2015
10 Things That Will Shock You about Norway
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O9aJQoqu4z4
5 Love & Hates of Visiting Stockholm, Sweden
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Woia6xq7dWI
5 Love & Hates of Visiting Copenhagen, Denmark
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=li3GYCPv8lo
Do You Tip in Norway
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ViMRZizk3_c
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Oslo is a great place to visit on vacation or for a holiday, but even great places with Viking Museums, Nobel Peace Prize Ceremonies and so much more has a few things you may not like. So here we have the 5 Things You Will Love & Hate about Visiting Oslo, Norway.
Filmed in Oslo, Norway
Copyright Mark Wolters 2015
10 Things That Will Shock You about Norway
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O9aJQoqu4z4
5 Love & Hates of Visiting Stockholm, Sweden
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Woia6xq7dWI
5 Love & Hates of Visiting Copenhagen, Denmark
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=li3GYCPv8lo
Do You Tip in Norway
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- published: 09 Jan 2016
- views: 199976
13:31
Norway Travel: How Expensive is OSLO? & City Tour
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- Duration: 13:31
- Updated: 11 May 2017
- views: 55636
In this video I explore Oslo, Norway and show how much things cost.
To watch the video about my dinner with Andre CLICK HERE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jL...
In this video I explore Oslo, Norway and show how much things cost.
To watch the video about my dinner with Andre CLICK HERE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jLVdHUDLyuY
PLANNING A BUDGET TRAVELING TRIP? "Gabe's Guide to Budget Travel" is a travel guidebook that's packed with practical travel info. Just $10 on Amazon! For more info, CLICK HERE: http://www.amazon.com/Gabes-Guide-Budget-Travel-Tricks/dp/1470155141/
Or feel like reading something else that's fun, adventurous and inspiring? "Following My Thumb" features 26 exciting travel stories from around the world. Also available on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Following-My-Thumb-Gabriel-Morris/dp/1846948495/
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Video created by Gabriel Morris, who is the owner of all video or photo content. Filmed with a Canon PowerShot ELPH 360 HS.
Gabriel is a world traveler and travel writer who has been adventuring around the world off and on since his first trip to Europe in the summer of 1990 when he was 18 years old. He is author of "Following My Thumb", a collection of 26 exciting and hilarious autobiographical travel stories from his worldly wanderings during the 1990s; and has written several other books available on Amazon.com and elsewhere.
Thanks a lot for watching and safe journeys!
Norway Travel: How Expensive is OSLO? & City Tour
https://wn.com/Norway_Travel_How_Expensive_Is_Oslo_City_Tour
In this video I explore Oslo, Norway and show how much things cost.
To watch the video about my dinner with Andre CLICK HERE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jLVdHUDLyuY
PLANNING A BUDGET TRAVELING TRIP? "Gabe's Guide to Budget Travel" is a travel guidebook that's packed with practical travel info. Just $10 on Amazon! For more info, CLICK HERE: http://www.amazon.com/Gabes-Guide-Budget-Travel-Tricks/dp/1470155141/
Or feel like reading something else that's fun, adventurous and inspiring? "Following My Thumb" features 26 exciting travel stories from around the world. Also available on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Following-My-Thumb-Gabriel-Morris/dp/1846948495/
Support Gabriel's videos on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/gabrieltraveler
Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gabrieltraveler
Join Gabriel's Facebook travel group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/224985807515334/
Gabriel's travel page on Facebook:
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Follow on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/gabrieltravel
Lots more adventure travel at: http://gabrieltraveler.com
Video created by Gabriel Morris, who is the owner of all video or photo content. Filmed with a Canon PowerShot ELPH 360 HS.
Gabriel is a world traveler and travel writer who has been adventuring around the world off and on since his first trip to Europe in the summer of 1990 when he was 18 years old. He is author of "Following My Thumb", a collection of 26 exciting and hilarious autobiographical travel stories from his worldly wanderings during the 1990s; and has written several other books available on Amazon.com and elsewhere.
Thanks a lot for watching and safe journeys!
Norway Travel: How Expensive is OSLO? & City Tour
- published: 11 May 2017
- views: 55636
4:42
Oslo - Lonely Planet Best in Travel 2018
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- Duration: 4:42
- Updated: 24 Oct 2017
- views: 18159
Oslo is on the list of the Top 10 Cities to Visit in 2018 by Lonely Planet.
- published: 24 Oct 2017
- views: 18159
25:35
Oslo Vacation Travel Video Guide
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- Duration: 25:35
- Updated: 13 Aug 2013
- views: 31540
Travel video about destination Oslo in Norway.
Although the Norwegian metropolis of Oslo is a modern city, it continues to be inspired by the lively spirit of i...
Travel video about destination Oslo in Norway.
Although the Norwegian metropolis of Oslo is a modern city, it continues to be inspired by the lively spirit of its past traders, fighting men and seafarers. The unique capital city of the Vikings is full of both culture and sport, including a royal castle, various museums, ancient churches and world famous sporting events. It has 900 years of history.
The conference rooms of the city's government are decorated with frescos and paintings by Munch, Krogh, Revold and Rolfsen and each year on the 10th of December, the anniversary of Alfred Nobel's death, the Nobel Peace Prize Ceremony takes place.
West of the harbor basin is Aker Brygge, a city quarter that was created on the site of a former shipyard and which features some unusual architecture where glass, metal and red brick dominates as in the style of London's Docklands.
The Norsk Sjøfartsmuseum features the long history of Norwegian navigation. Various figureheads are exhibited and it is no surprise that most of them are female, as seafarers have always chosen to be protected by goddesses! In the Kon-Tiki Museum, the filigree balsa river boat is on display. Thor Heyerdahl sailed across the Pacific for 101 days in the Kon-Tiki, from Peru to Polynesia.
This city is a royal residence and a cultural capital of Europe. It is the oldest of Scandinavia's capital cities and the greenest metropolis on the European continent. A place of joie de vivre, independence and a colorful past!
https://wn.com/Oslo_Vacation_Travel_Video_Guide
Travel video about destination Oslo in Norway.
Although the Norwegian metropolis of Oslo is a modern city, it continues to be inspired by the lively spirit of its past traders, fighting men and seafarers. The unique capital city of the Vikings is full of both culture and sport, including a royal castle, various museums, ancient churches and world famous sporting events. It has 900 years of history.
The conference rooms of the city's government are decorated with frescos and paintings by Munch, Krogh, Revold and Rolfsen and each year on the 10th of December, the anniversary of Alfred Nobel's death, the Nobel Peace Prize Ceremony takes place.
West of the harbor basin is Aker Brygge, a city quarter that was created on the site of a former shipyard and which features some unusual architecture where glass, metal and red brick dominates as in the style of London's Docklands.
The Norsk Sjøfartsmuseum features the long history of Norwegian navigation. Various figureheads are exhibited and it is no surprise that most of them are female, as seafarers have always chosen to be protected by goddesses! In the Kon-Tiki Museum, the filigree balsa river boat is on display. Thor Heyerdahl sailed across the Pacific for 101 days in the Kon-Tiki, from Peru to Polynesia.
This city is a royal residence and a cultural capital of Europe. It is the oldest of Scandinavia's capital cities and the greenest metropolis on the European continent. A place of joie de vivre, independence and a colorful past!
- published: 13 Aug 2013
- views: 31540
7:51
Visit Oslo - What to See & Do in Oslo, Norway
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- Duration: 7:51
- Updated: 10 Feb 2016
- views: 33353
The Top 10 Things To Do & See in Oslo. The Favorite, Sight, Activities & Eats of the Norwegian Capital. The Best of Oslo.
Filmed in Oslo, Norway
Copyright Mark ...
The Top 10 Things To Do & See in Oslo. The Favorite, Sight, Activities & Eats of the Norwegian Capital. The Best of Oslo.
Filmed in Oslo, Norway
Copyright Mark Wolters 2016
10 Things That Will SHOCK You About Norway
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O9aJQoqu4z4
5 Things You Will Love & Hate about Oslo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_AAQZ9mO-9E
5 Things You Will Love & Hate about Scandinavia
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1W58csIcCKQ
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The Top 10 Things To Do & See in Oslo. The Favorite, Sight, Activities & Eats of the Norwegian Capital. The Best of Oslo.
Filmed in Oslo, Norway
Copyright Mark Wolters 2016
10 Things That Will SHOCK You About Norway
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O9aJQoqu4z4
5 Things You Will Love & Hate about Oslo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_AAQZ9mO-9E
5 Things You Will Love & Hate about Scandinavia
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1W58csIcCKQ
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- published: 10 Feb 2016
- views: 33353
3:03
Oslo, Norway: Lively, Lovely City on the Fjord
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- Duration: 3:03
- Updated: 18 Dec 2013
- views: 136655
Spectacularly situated at the head of a 60-mile-long fjord, Oslo is Norway's biggest city yet it's easy to navigate with its compact historic core and great pub...
Spectacularly situated at the head of a 60-mile-long fjord, Oslo is Norway's biggest city yet it's easy to navigate with its compact historic core and great public transportation. Karl Johans Gate, the city's people-friendly main drag stretches from the train station to Royal Palace. Nearby, the harborfront hums with international shipping and a thriving cruise industry. Subscribe at http://goo.gl/8iBEnS for weekly updates on more European destinations.
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For more information on the Rick Steves' Europe TV series — including episode descriptions, scripts, participating stations, travel information on destinations and more — visit http://www.ricksteves.com.
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Spectacularly situated at the head of a 60-mile-long fjord, Oslo is Norway's biggest city yet it's easy to navigate with its compact historic core and great public transportation. Karl Johans Gate, the city's people-friendly main drag stretches from the train station to Royal Palace. Nearby, the harborfront hums with international shipping and a thriving cruise industry. Subscribe at http://goo.gl/8iBEnS for weekly updates on more European destinations.
To learn about Rick Steves European tour packages, including the Best of Scandinavia in 14 Days, visit http://tours.ricksteves.com/tours.
For more information on the Rick Steves' Europe TV series — including episode descriptions, scripts, participating stations, travel information on destinations and more — visit http://www.ricksteves.com.
- published: 18 Dec 2013
- views: 136655
3:43
Oslo on a Budget
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- Duration: 3:43
- Updated: 21 Apr 2016
- views: 19813
Travel on the cheap in Oslo with these money-saving tips.
It’s no surprise that Oslo is one of the most expensive cities in the world. But for savvy travelers,...
Travel on the cheap in Oslo with these money-saving tips.
It’s no surprise that Oslo is one of the most expensive cities in the world. But for savvy travelers, it doesn’t have to be. Here are my tricks and tips for traveling on the cheap in Norway's capital city.
Download the Oslo Pass
Before you even head to the airport, purchase and download the Oslo Pass app for your iphone or android device. Activate it once you arrive on a day you'd like to set aside for exploring the city's museums. The Oslo Pass is your ticket to get into more than 30 museums and galleries including some of my favorites, the Astrup Fearnley Museum, the National Gallery (home to Edvard Munch's infamous work "The Scream") and the Viking Ship Museum.
The Oslo Pass also covers public transportation costs, which makes getting from one point of interest to the next a breeze. I used a combination of the bus, tram and walking to get from my hotel in the Tjuvholmen arts district to points of interest around town and had no problems finding my way. After logging 30,000 steps one afternoon, I decided to put my feet up and take a cab to dinner. I learned the hard way that taxis are EXPENSIVE in Oslo, even if you're only traveling a couple of miles. Expect to pay a minimum of $25 per ride.
The Oslo Pass is available for 24 hours ($40), 48 hours ($60) and 72 hours ($75). Children and seniors receive a substantial discount.
Dine at the Mathallen Food Hall
Going out to eat in Oslo will put a dent in your wallet if you aren’t careful. So head to Mathallen, an indoor food hall featuring a farmers’ market and international cuisine at affordable prices. Sampling is free, ad the selection is quite impressive, from Spanish tapas and Japanese bento boxes to raw vegan Thai food.
Become a Coffee Connoisseur
Live like a local and spend time at one of Oslo’s hip, third-wave coffee shops. Some of my favorites are Liebling (which also sells quirky home goods), Supreme Roastworks and Tim Wendelboe—run by a World Barista Champion and World Cup Tasters Champion. The move here is to order AeroPress brew, which gives each cup a rich, distinct flavor.
Visit Olso’s Free Parks
Oslo has not one, but two free outdoor sculpture parks. The older of the two, Vigeland Park, represents the lifework of Gustav Vigeland, who dedicated his talents to this project for nearly 20 years.
Ekebergparken has a very different vibe. The sculptures are arranged in pockets that, at times, can seem hidden. You feel as if you’re the first to discover these works by Louise Bourgeois, Hilde Mæhlum, Salvador Dalí, George Cutts Marina Abramović, Auguste Rodin and many others.
Walking from sculpture to sculpture is actually a decent workout. And as another value-add, you’ll actually get to see the view that inspired Edvard Munch’s infamous painting, “The Scream.” Now that’s a pretty good deal.
___
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My trip to Norway was made possible by Hurtigruten and Visit Norway. Views Expressed are my own.
https://wn.com/Oslo_On_A_Budget
Travel on the cheap in Oslo with these money-saving tips.
It’s no surprise that Oslo is one of the most expensive cities in the world. But for savvy travelers, it doesn’t have to be. Here are my tricks and tips for traveling on the cheap in Norway's capital city.
Download the Oslo Pass
Before you even head to the airport, purchase and download the Oslo Pass app for your iphone or android device. Activate it once you arrive on a day you'd like to set aside for exploring the city's museums. The Oslo Pass is your ticket to get into more than 30 museums and galleries including some of my favorites, the Astrup Fearnley Museum, the National Gallery (home to Edvard Munch's infamous work "The Scream") and the Viking Ship Museum.
The Oslo Pass also covers public transportation costs, which makes getting from one point of interest to the next a breeze. I used a combination of the bus, tram and walking to get from my hotel in the Tjuvholmen arts district to points of interest around town and had no problems finding my way. After logging 30,000 steps one afternoon, I decided to put my feet up and take a cab to dinner. I learned the hard way that taxis are EXPENSIVE in Oslo, even if you're only traveling a couple of miles. Expect to pay a minimum of $25 per ride.
The Oslo Pass is available for 24 hours ($40), 48 hours ($60) and 72 hours ($75). Children and seniors receive a substantial discount.
Dine at the Mathallen Food Hall
Going out to eat in Oslo will put a dent in your wallet if you aren’t careful. So head to Mathallen, an indoor food hall featuring a farmers’ market and international cuisine at affordable prices. Sampling is free, ad the selection is quite impressive, from Spanish tapas and Japanese bento boxes to raw vegan Thai food.
Become a Coffee Connoisseur
Live like a local and spend time at one of Oslo’s hip, third-wave coffee shops. Some of my favorites are Liebling (which also sells quirky home goods), Supreme Roastworks and Tim Wendelboe—run by a World Barista Champion and World Cup Tasters Champion. The move here is to order AeroPress brew, which gives each cup a rich, distinct flavor.
Visit Olso’s Free Parks
Oslo has not one, but two free outdoor sculpture parks. The older of the two, Vigeland Park, represents the lifework of Gustav Vigeland, who dedicated his talents to this project for nearly 20 years.
Ekebergparken has a very different vibe. The sculptures are arranged in pockets that, at times, can seem hidden. You feel as if you’re the first to discover these works by Louise Bourgeois, Hilde Mæhlum, Salvador Dalí, George Cutts Marina Abramović, Auguste Rodin and many others.
Walking from sculpture to sculpture is actually a decent workout. And as another value-add, you’ll actually get to see the view that inspired Edvard Munch’s infamous painting, “The Scream.” Now that’s a pretty good deal.
___
If you value experiences over consumerism, if you think there's more to life than the 9-5, if you want to travel to every country in the world before you die, subscribe to my channel, and let’s see where we end up next: http://ow.ly/Vx3Xs
Daily Snapchats: JoanJetsetter
Blog: http://www.joanjetsetter.com/
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Executive Producer: Skye Mayring
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My trip to Norway was made possible by Hurtigruten and Visit Norway. Views Expressed are my own.
- published: 21 Apr 2016
- views: 19813
2:30
4K NORWAY, OSLO TRAVEL GUIDE VIDEO, Best Places To Go, Top Attractions, Best Things To Do
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- Duration: 2:30
- Updated: 12 Feb 2016
- views: 197738
Welcome my world travel guide channel. If you like my video, please subscribe my channel and share my videos. I would be really happy. And you can also follow m...
Welcome my world travel guide channel. If you like my video, please subscribe my channel and share my videos. I would be really happy. And you can also follow me on other social media platforms:
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(The World is a Fairy Tale)
In my travel channel, I share my own trip videos from my journeys. Until now, I traveled around 40 countries and I produced 10.000 stock footage. I am professional traveler and videographer, working many microstock footage companies. In my youtube videos, I try to combine my stock footages by locations, cities and/or countries and try to show people what did I see and I experienced. This is my video blog, a videoblog without narration. I show people what to see, what to do, where to go, when to go, different activities, best attractions, main sightseeing places, famous sights etc. I try to choose happy travel music. Also I am a backpacker, so I travel very cheap. I like to interact with local people, indigenous lifestyle, view of daily life on streets, panorama scenes. You can also night life view. Nightlife parties, events, festivals in bars, pubs, clubs etc.. I am making kind of travel documentary. So these videos are usually travel trailer of locations and cities.
In this video you will see Oslo's top attractions, Best Places To Go, best places, Best Things To Do. many landscape landmark scenery. You can see everything with walking tour. Most of my videos are outdoor exterior shots with people bar, cafe, restaurant, pub, coffee, drinking, drink, shop, on crowd crowded areas.
List of the best locations in Oslo, Norway are these: Vigeland Museum (Vigeland Sculpture Park), The Norwegian National Opera & Ballet (Oslo Opera House), Fram Polar Ship Museum, Bygdoy Peninsula, Holmenkollen Ski Museum And Ski Jump Tower, The Viking Ship Museum, The Norwegian Museum Of Cultural History, Oslo Fjord, National Museum - National Gallery, Sognsvann Lake, Aker Brygge, Akershus Castle And Fortress (Akershus Slott Og Festning), Norwegian Museum Of Technology, Oslo City Hall (Oslo Radhus), Oslo Nobel Peace Center, Karl Johans Gate, The Royal Palace, Astrup Fearnley Museum Of Modern Art, Oscarsborg Fortress, Oslo Cathedral, Norwegian Folk Museum (Norsk Folke Museum)
https://wn.com/4K_Norway,_Oslo_Travel_Guide_Video,_Best_Places_To_Go,_Top_Attractions,_Best_Things_To_Do
Welcome my world travel guide channel. If you like my video, please subscribe my channel and share my videos. I would be really happy. And you can also follow me on other social media platforms:
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https:// www.plus.google.com/+OzgurCagdas
and my blog:
https:// www.dunyabirmasaldir.com
(The World is a Fairy Tale)
In my travel channel, I share my own trip videos from my journeys. Until now, I traveled around 40 countries and I produced 10.000 stock footage. I am professional traveler and videographer, working many microstock footage companies. In my youtube videos, I try to combine my stock footages by locations, cities and/or countries and try to show people what did I see and I experienced. This is my video blog, a videoblog without narration. I show people what to see, what to do, where to go, when to go, different activities, best attractions, main sightseeing places, famous sights etc. I try to choose happy travel music. Also I am a backpacker, so I travel very cheap. I like to interact with local people, indigenous lifestyle, view of daily life on streets, panorama scenes. You can also night life view. Nightlife parties, events, festivals in bars, pubs, clubs etc.. I am making kind of travel documentary. So these videos are usually travel trailer of locations and cities.
In this video you will see Oslo's top attractions, Best Places To Go, best places, Best Things To Do. many landscape landmark scenery. You can see everything with walking tour. Most of my videos are outdoor exterior shots with people bar, cafe, restaurant, pub, coffee, drinking, drink, shop, on crowd crowded areas.
List of the best locations in Oslo, Norway are these: Vigeland Museum (Vigeland Sculpture Park), The Norwegian National Opera & Ballet (Oslo Opera House), Fram Polar Ship Museum, Bygdoy Peninsula, Holmenkollen Ski Museum And Ski Jump Tower, The Viking Ship Museum, The Norwegian Museum Of Cultural History, Oslo Fjord, National Museum - National Gallery, Sognsvann Lake, Aker Brygge, Akershus Castle And Fortress (Akershus Slott Og Festning), Norwegian Museum Of Technology, Oslo City Hall (Oslo Radhus), Oslo Nobel Peace Center, Karl Johans Gate, The Royal Palace, Astrup Fearnley Museum Of Modern Art, Oscarsborg Fortress, Oslo Cathedral, Norwegian Folk Museum (Norsk Folke Museum)
- published: 12 Feb 2016
- views: 197738
7:53
Oslo Travel Guide: Grünerløkka
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- Duration: 7:53
- Updated: 22 May 2016
- views: 11368
Grünerløkka is one of the most interesting neighborhoods in Oslo, a hipster paradise a 10 minute walk from Central Station. Surprisingly few tourists visit Grün...
Grünerløkka is one of the most interesting neighborhoods in Oslo, a hipster paradise a 10 minute walk from Central Station. Surprisingly few tourists visit Grünerløkka, and that's really a pity. Some of the nicest cafes and bars in Oslo are located in Grünerløkka, and it's a foodies paradise.
The main street of Grünerløkka is Thorvald Meyers gate. Thorvald Meyers gate starts where Ankerbrua brigde crosses Akerselva river, and ends at Birkelunden park in the north. Tram lines 11, 12 and 13 have three stops along Thorvald Meyers gate. From south to north:
Schous plass
Olaf Ryes plass
Birkelunden
Most of the shops, bars, restaurants and cafes on Grünerløkka are located around the Birkelunden and Olaf Ryes plass parks, and in the segment of Thorvald Meyers gate that is connecting them.
The street parallel to Thorvald Meyers gate, closer to Akerselva river, is Markveien. The lower parts of Markveien houses many quirky shops and vintage boutiques. There are also a few cafes and bars, like Espresso House and the Brewdog pub.
The area by Akerselva around Blå is a particularly beautiful part of the river. It is known for it's grafitti and industrial style. There are a few bars/cafes here, and Blå is also one of the best nightclubs in Oslo.
Also by Akerselva river is the Oslo Food Court (Mathallen). Unlike other shops in Oslo which must remain closed on Sundays, Mathallen is allowed to stay open.
Other options for Sunday shopping in Oslo are the flee markets at Birkelunden, and the smaller flee market outside of Blå, by the river. They are open mostly every Sunday, all year around.
https://wn.com/Oslo_Travel_Guide_Grünerløkka
Grünerløkka is one of the most interesting neighborhoods in Oslo, a hipster paradise a 10 minute walk from Central Station. Surprisingly few tourists visit Grünerløkka, and that's really a pity. Some of the nicest cafes and bars in Oslo are located in Grünerløkka, and it's a foodies paradise.
The main street of Grünerløkka is Thorvald Meyers gate. Thorvald Meyers gate starts where Ankerbrua brigde crosses Akerselva river, and ends at Birkelunden park in the north. Tram lines 11, 12 and 13 have three stops along Thorvald Meyers gate. From south to north:
Schous plass
Olaf Ryes plass
Birkelunden
Most of the shops, bars, restaurants and cafes on Grünerløkka are located around the Birkelunden and Olaf Ryes plass parks, and in the segment of Thorvald Meyers gate that is connecting them.
The street parallel to Thorvald Meyers gate, closer to Akerselva river, is Markveien. The lower parts of Markveien houses many quirky shops and vintage boutiques. There are also a few cafes and bars, like Espresso House and the Brewdog pub.
The area by Akerselva around Blå is a particularly beautiful part of the river. It is known for it's grafitti and industrial style. There are a few bars/cafes here, and Blå is also one of the best nightclubs in Oslo.
Also by Akerselva river is the Oslo Food Court (Mathallen). Unlike other shops in Oslo which must remain closed on Sundays, Mathallen is allowed to stay open.
Other options for Sunday shopping in Oslo are the flee markets at Birkelunden, and the smaller flee market outside of Blå, by the river. They are open mostly every Sunday, all year around.
- published: 22 May 2016
- views: 11368
4:51
Oslo Travel Guide: See Oslo In 4 Hours | Business Traveller
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- Duration: 4:51
- Updated: 11 Dec 2017
- views: 1817
The Guest Relation Manager of The Thief Hotel in Oslo gives an insight into travelling Oslo in 4 hours!
Watch more videos from our new Business Traveller TV sho...
The Guest Relation Manager of The Thief Hotel in Oslo gives an insight into travelling Oslo in 4 hours!
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In this episode, we explore how the wealthy holiday, shop and spend their free time; and discover how companies are adapting to recent changes in the luxury market. From the phenomenon of the global shopper to the carmakers entering the yacht business, from bespoke expeditions to luxury holiday lets, Business Traveller takes you on a tour of the finer things in life.
The series brings the best of Business Traveller magazine to the screen. It features stories on travel, entrepreneurship, technology, destination guides and insider knowledge. In each episode, we head around the globe exploring anything from robot butlers and ‘green airports’ to luxury experiences and travel tech start-ups. Along the way, we’ll be finding out where the experts go to dine, shop, relax and be inspired - whether they’re in London, Oslo or Singapore - and looking at the latest products that help you travel smarter.
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The Guest Relation Manager of The Thief Hotel in Oslo gives an insight into travelling Oslo in 4 hours!
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- published: 11 Dec 2017
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Travel to Norway: 5 places to see in Oslo
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Sponsored by MyCall: Sightseeing in Oslo. 5 places I think you should experience if you travel to Norway or if you live here and haven't seen everything! Its a ...
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Hey all Norwegian learners!
The language I'm teaching is not Bokmål nor Nynorsk. It's an east dialect and I don't think you will have much problem with bokmål after this. :) And everyone will understand this.
I am Norwegian, from Norway. Born and raised. I live in Oslo, with my husband and son.
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Sponsored by MyCall: Sightseeing in Oslo. 5 places I think you should experience if you travel to Norway or if you live here and haven't seen everything! Its a mix between tourist attractions and local places that I like. Hope you like it.
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Hey all Norwegian learners!
The language I'm teaching is not Bokmål nor Nynorsk. It's an east dialect and I don't think you will have much problem with bokmål after this. :) And everyone will understand this.
I am Norwegian, from Norway. Born and raised. I live in Oslo, with my husband and son.
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I started filming with my webcam. Then i moved on to a Flip, then a Flip Mino HD. Then followed my iPhone, and Now I have a Panasonic HC-V210 :)
I edit with Vegas Pro.
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- published: 27 Sep 2016
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2:06
Travel Guide: Norway's Top Attractions
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- published: 27 Jul 2011
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OSLO Travel Guide, top 5 best places in oslo !!
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information about oslo travel guide, oslo tourism, oslo tourist attractions, things to do in oslo norway, and best places in oslo norway that you must visit !!
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information about oslo travel guide, oslo tourism, oslo tourist attractions, things to do in oslo norway, and best places in oslo norway that you must visit !!
this is 5 best places to visit in oslo norway.
5. Holmenkollbakken
Holmenkollbakken is a large ski jumping hill, hosted the Holmenkollen Ski Festival since 1892 located in oslo norway.
The hill is the most popular tourist attraction in Norway, and has roughly one million visitors each year.
4. Norsk Folkemuseum
It is a museum of cultural history with extensive collections of artifacts from all social groups and all regions of the country, located in oslo norway.
It was established in 1894 by librarian and historian Hans Aall (1867-1946).
3. Oslo Opera House
It is the home of The Norwegian National Opera and Ballet, and the national opera theatre, located in oslo norway.
The roof of the building angles to ground level, creating a large plaza that invites pedestrians to walk up and enjoy the panoramic views of Oslo.
2. Viking Ship Museum
It is houses archaeological finds from Tune, Gokstad (Sandefjord), Oseberg (Tønsberg) and the Borre mound cemetery, located in oslo norway.
The museum is most famous for the completely whole Oseberg ship, excavated from the largest known ship burial in the world.
1. Fram Museum
It is a museum telling the story of Norwegian polar exploration, located on the peninsula of Bygdøy, located in oslo norway.
It honours Norwegian polar exploration in general and three great Norwegian polar explorers in particular.
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information about oslo travel guide, oslo tourism, oslo tourist attractions, things to do in oslo norway, and best places in oslo norway that you must visit !!
this is 5 best places to visit in oslo norway.
5. Holmenkollbakken
Holmenkollbakken is a large ski jumping hill, hosted the Holmenkollen Ski Festival since 1892 located in oslo norway.
The hill is the most popular tourist attraction in Norway, and has roughly one million visitors each year.
4. Norsk Folkemuseum
It is a museum of cultural history with extensive collections of artifacts from all social groups and all regions of the country, located in oslo norway.
It was established in 1894 by librarian and historian Hans Aall (1867-1946).
3. Oslo Opera House
It is the home of The Norwegian National Opera and Ballet, and the national opera theatre, located in oslo norway.
The roof of the building angles to ground level, creating a large plaza that invites pedestrians to walk up and enjoy the panoramic views of Oslo.
2. Viking Ship Museum
It is houses archaeological finds from Tune, Gokstad (Sandefjord), Oseberg (Tønsberg) and the Borre mound cemetery, located in oslo norway.
The museum is most famous for the completely whole Oseberg ship, excavated from the largest known ship burial in the world.
1. Fram Museum
It is a museum telling the story of Norwegian polar exploration, located on the peninsula of Bygdøy, located in oslo norway.
It honours Norwegian polar exploration in general and three great Norwegian polar explorers in particular.
information about oslo travel guide, oslo tourism, oslo tourist attractions, things to do in oslo norway, and best places in oslo norway that you must visit !!
- published: 16 Apr 2018
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11:04
Oslo City Guide - 5 Cheap Things to Do in Oslo, Norway!
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- Updated: 13 Mar 2017
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Oslo City Guide - 5 Cheap Things to Do in Oslo, Norway! We're spending the week in Oslo, Norway which is one of the most expensive cities in the world. So, we'v...
Oslo City Guide - 5 Cheap Things to Do in Oslo, Norway! We're spending the week in Oslo, Norway which is one of the most expensive cities in the world. So, we've teamed up with Visit Oslo to show you how you can explore Oslo on the cheap!
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Oslo Ferry - https://www.oslo-fergene.no/forside
Homenkollen Ski Museum - http://www.skiforeningen.no/holmenkollen/skimuseet/apningstider-og-priser/
Norwegian Folk Museum - http://norskfolkemuseum.no/en/the-open-air-museum
Viking Ship Museum - http://www.khm.uio.no/besok-oss/vikingskipshuset/
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Oslo City Guide - 5 Cheap Things to Do in Oslo, Norway! We're spending the week in Oslo, Norway which is one of the most expensive cities in the world. So, we've teamed up with Visit Oslo to show you how you can explore Oslo on the cheap!
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Homenkollen Ski Museum - http://www.skiforeningen.no/holmenkollen/skimuseet/apningstider-og-priser/
Norwegian Folk Museum - http://norskfolkemuseum.no/en/the-open-air-museum
Viking Ship Museum - http://www.khm.uio.no/besok-oss/vikingskipshuset/
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- published: 13 Mar 2017
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Quick Guide: where to go, eat and sleep in 48 hours in Oslo, Norway [VLOG]
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A complete guide on where to go, eat, sleep in Oslo in 48 hours. Including information about public transport and two hotel recommendations.
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Travel guide Norway tip 1 public transport in Oslo
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Hey everyone my name is Ray and I am a Chinese-Norwegian who lives in Oslo/Norway.
This video will be my about travel guide to Norway tip 1 public transport in...
Hey everyone my name is Ray and I am a Chinese-Norwegian who lives in Oslo/Norway.
This video will be my about travel guide to Norway tip 1 public transport in Oslo the Norwegian capital.
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- published: 30 Jan 2017
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3:18
See Oslo in 3 minutes
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- Updated: 16 Jun 2016
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Spend 3 minutes to catch a few glimpses of some of Oslo's main attractions.
If you're after something more niche, you may dig a lot deeper at visitoslo.com.
Spend 3 minutes to catch a few glimpses of some of Oslo's main attractions.
If you're after something more niche, you may dig a lot deeper at visitoslo.com.
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Spend 3 minutes to catch a few glimpses of some of Oslo's main attractions.
If you're after something more niche, you may dig a lot deeper at visitoslo.com.
- published: 16 Jun 2016
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Oslo Vacation Travel Guide | Expedia
Welcome to Oslo, the capital city of Norway.
Centuries ago, Viking longships prowled the...
published: 16 Dec 2014
Oslo Vacation Travel Guide | Expedia
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Welcome to Oslo, the capital city of Norway.
Centuries ago, Viking longships prowled the waters around Norway. Some of those longships survived the ensuing years and found their way to the Viking Ship Museum, which is a must-see on any Oslo tour. The three longships on display here have been recovered from various parts of the country, and the museum also contains a number of artifacts from the Viking Age. Norway’s rich connection to the sea did not stop with the Vikings, though; just over a mile away from the Viking Ship Museum are several other educational complexes dedicated to the salt water that flows through Oslo’s veins. Visit the Norwegian Maritime Museum, the Kon-Tiki Museum, and the Fram Museum to get a fuller idea of Oslo’s seaborne heritage.
While in town, stop by the Nobel Peace Center—yes, this is the very location where the Nobel Peace Prize is awarded. The center itself showcases winners of the award, and highlights their impact on the world at large. After spending an afternoon wandering the center, prepare yourself for an evening of extraordinary live performances, as the Oslo Opera House is just a short walk away. This majestic building, with its sloping roofs and massive wall of windows, has been compared to an iceberg in appearance. Besides being a popular performing arts venue, it’s also a popular place for locals to meet before heading out into town.
If you plan your Oslo sightseeing during the summer, prepare yourself for long days of endless sunshine. Oslo’s position in the northern hemisphere ensures that the sun does not set until after 11 o’clock at night during the warm season. Who said you couldn’t get more hours in the day?
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Oslo Travel Guide: Things to do in Oslo as a Tourist
Top Sightseeing locations to visit in Oslo, Norway. Including Downtown Oslo, The Royal C...
published: 09 May 2016
Oslo Travel Guide: Things to do in Oslo as a Tourist
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Top Sightseeing locations to visit in Oslo, Norway. Including Downtown Oslo, The Royal Castle, museums, Vigelandsparken, Holmenkollen, and more.
The exact locations are listed at the end of the description.
The Oslo Opera:
Do this one! The opera building is adjacent to the central station, and it's awesome. It's architecture is like walking on an iceberg, and it overlooks the Oslo fjord and Akershus Castle. Doesn't take much time.
Karl Johans gate:
The main walking street that connects Central Station (Oslo S) with the Royal Castle. I guess it's a must when you come to Oslo. You can't avoid it, and you shouldn't! Because it's the main street of Oslo. But Karl Johan is mostly for the tourists, beggars, scammers. People that live in Oslo, like me, hardly ever go there.
Royal Castle:
It's quite small compared to other royal castles because Norway was a poor country when it was built. But it's still a nice place to walk through on your way to Bogstadveien or to spend half an hour.
Akershus Castle:
This is a nice medieval castle at the center of Oslo, overlooking the Oslo fjord, and Aker brygge. Very nice for sunsets, and after a day in Oslo sentrum or Aker Brygge. There is also a free military museum and a cheap WWII resistance museum here.
Aker Brygge:
These are the Oslo docks which have been redeveloped into a posh private restaurant/bar/shopping area. Nice for a walk, and plenty of places to sit down and watch people or the magnificent view of Akershus Castle. There's also a modern art museum here if that's your thing. If you do go to the modern art museum, be sure go all the way to the top terrace, where you find an even better view of Aker Brygge, the fjord and Akershus Castle.
Museum Island/Peninsula (Bygdøy):
This is where most of the museums are, including the Viking Ship Museum, Kon Tiki, Maritime Museum, Folk Museum. But be aware that it takes a day, and it's quite a detour, there's not much else to do there. If I had to pick one, I would do the Viking Ship museum and maybe the adjacent Folk Museum.
Vigelandsparken/Frognerparken:
This sculpture park is very good, and very large. During summer this is a continuous party/BBQ, but in wintertime you will find mostly joggers and dog walkers. Do this park if naked stone people are your thing. Pro tip: The Oslo City museum is in the park, and its FREE!
Holmenkollen/Frognerseteren:
Holmenkollen is a giant ski-jump on a mountain overlooking Oslo. There is also the ski-museum and ski-stuff around here. Metro line 1 runs all the way to Frognerseteren and there is a cafe/restaurant close to the wilderness where you can overlook Oslo.
Ekebergåsen:
This is a lookout point close to Oslo, overlooking the city. If you are thinking of going to Frognerseteren for the view only, you should go here instead. Much closer to the city, so you get a better view and travel time is less, this is a nice spot to watch the sunset.
Some Pro Tips:
If you want to see "the fjord" for cheap, go to the beginning of Aker Brygge, and take the ferry (B10) to Nesodden and back again (don't get of). You will have a great view of Akershus Castle, Aker Brygge, numerous islands and the fjord.
The "RuterReise" app for live public transportation time tables or planning, or just use Google maps, there's another "RuterBillett" app for purchasing tickets with a credit card on your phone, but I think it's only in Norwegian. Then there is the https://ruter.no/en/ website for trip planning.
Uber app, works quite well, and is half price of normal taxi
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00:57 Bicycles https://goo.gl/C9MZmm
01:53 The Opera https://goo.gl/XdoR1C
02:30 Karl Johans gate https://goo.gl/6b4hqD
02:52 Parliament (Stortinget) https://goo.gl/X2gP7y
03:23 The Royal Castle (Slottet) https://goo.gl/xIP9aB
03:57 Nobel Peace Center https://goo.gl/sXCCQe
04:29 The Harbor https://goo.gl/brdbGN
04:44 Ferry B10 (see the fjord) https://goo.gl/1SZHoZ
05:03 Aker Brygge https://goo.gl/zi4Y7F
05:24 Astrup Fearnley https://goo.gl/3Umtqa
06:19 Akershus Castle https://goo.gl/bnNyxt
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07:13 Bygdøynes https://goo.gl/Zz8IcR
07:42 Vikingship Museum https://goo.gl/6dJP5A
07:54 Folk Museum (Stavkirke) https://goo.gl/vQly8M
08:31 Oscarshall Castle https://goo.gl/JOVB0a
08:33 Holocaust Center https://goo.gl/XCaiKT
08:36 Kongsgården https://goo.gl/IBqG9C
08:44 Huk (the beach) https://goo.gl/PX0idB
09:11 Vigelandsparken https://goo.gl/Umcgmi
10:04 Oslo City Museum https://goo.gl/VbbYTc
10:32 Holmenkollen (ski jump) https://goo.gl/mF1z3M
10:56 Ski Museum https://goo.gl/rYJcLU
11:05 Holmenkollen Kapell (church) https://goo.gl/D6iNPJ
11:23 Frognerseteren T-bane (metro) https://goo.gl/WrLIQN
11:56 Frognerseteren Restaurant https://goo.gl/AyjJp1
12:17 Ekebergåsen (lookout point) https://goo.gl/ob7pdW
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30 Secrets & Best Places in Oslo, Norway
My new Oslo Travel Guide includes these carefully selected 30 things to do & best places t...
published: 30 Jan 2018
30 Secrets & Best Places in Oslo, Norway
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My new Oslo Travel Guide includes these carefully selected 30 things to do & best places to visit in Oslo, Norway which I visited during a warm summer weekend ranging from gems like the Frogner Park, Viking Ship Museum, Whale Sushi, Stratos rooftop, eating black licorice ice cream and tips for the vibrant Oslo nightlife. Subscribe to my channel ► https://bit.ly/2aeuh9b for weekly videos!
I did not have high expectations for Oslo but during this warm summer weekend the city offers many outdoor attractions, a great place to start is Aker Brygge to try the local delicacy Polse, a fancy hot dog rolled in bacon and injected with cheese than from Aker Brygge walk to the other popular attractions like the Royal Palace, Karl Johans Gate shopping street, Vippa, the Opera House or Sorenga Sjobad outdoor beach deck.
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Oslo is the capital of Norway and its metropolitan area has a population of 1.5 million including their royal family since Norway is a kingdom and is the only country in the world with territories in both the Arctic and Antarctica.
One important thing you must keep in mind; Oslo is extremely expensive and is rated one of the most expensive city in the world by Forbes Magazine, to give you an example, a simple hot dog will set you back $6 US dollars and that is considered on the cheap side.
In return for being an expensive city you get a very safe and easy going Scandinavian city experience. Public transit is easy to use and many signs and menus at restaurants are in English. The most bizarre dish I've had must have been the Brown Cheese Ice Cream for which you'll have to watch my Oslo video.
The Frogner Park must have been the most unique sculpture park I've ever been to, it is world's largest sculpture park by a single artist. Created by Gustav Vigeland between 1924 and 1943 with incredible sculptures like the angry boy and consist out of 200 works.
My favorite museum in Oslo is the Norwegian Museum of Cultural History for having a lot of great performances, historic foods and snacks to try and the overall feeling like you got transported back to the Viking ages.
Out of the blue I received a Facebook message from my American buddy Andrew who was coincidentally stopping by Oslo on his way home from the Arctic Norwegian island Svalbard to the United States. I met up with him and his girlfriend at the famous fish restaurant Fiskeriet Youngtorget for the freshest Norwegian salmon I've ever tasted.
After lunch I took my friends to the Akershus Fortress for the best view of Oslo and a little historic tour through Norway's Resistance Museum which teaches about the Nazi occupation of Norway during WW2.
For dinner I wanted to try true Norwegian cuisine and luckily Rorbua on Aker Brygge is known for having some of the best dishes in town. I ordered the Tastes of Norway meat stick with meats; Whale, Deer, Beef & Reindeer. An incredible dish with as winner: Reindeer for being extremely juicy, this dish cost me around $45 US dollars and don't forget to add the typical Norwegian beer Hansa.
Before the night falls, grab a few cocktails at either the Magic Ice Bar for some Norwegian Ice Wine or on top of the Thief Rooftop patio for the most upscale cocktail bar in town.
In conclusion, Oslo is a great 2 to 3-day stop over during the summer to enjoy a few outdoor activities, learn about the history of Norway and make many new friends, especially during the weekend nightlife of Oslo but for that you'll have to read my next article.
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Norway Travel: How Expensive is OSLO? & City Tour
In this video I explore Oslo, Norway and show how much things cost.
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published: 11 May 2017
Norway Travel: How Expensive is OSLO? & City Tour
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In this video I explore Oslo, Norway and show how much things cost.
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Norway Travel: How Expensive is OSLO? & City Tour
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See Oslo in 3 minutes
Spend 3 minutes to catch a few glimpses of some of Oslo's main attractions.
If you're af...
published: 16 Jun 2016
See Oslo in 3 minutes
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Spend 3 minutes to catch a few glimpses of some of Oslo's main attractions.
If you're after something more niche, you may dig a lot deeper at visitoslo.com.
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Oslo Vacation Travel Video Guide
Travel video about destination Oslo in Norway.
Although the Norwegian metropolis of Oslo i...
published: 13 Aug 2013
Oslo Vacation Travel Video Guide
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Travel video about destination Oslo in Norway.
Although the Norwegian metropolis of Oslo is a modern city, it continues to be inspired by the lively spirit of its past traders, fighting men and seafarers. The unique capital city of the Vikings is full of both culture and sport, including a royal castle, various museums, ancient churches and world famous sporting events. It has 900 years of history.
The conference rooms of the city's government are decorated with frescos and paintings by Munch, Krogh, Revold and Rolfsen and each year on the 10th of December, the anniversary of Alfred Nobel's death, the Nobel Peace Prize Ceremony takes place.
West of the harbor basin is Aker Brygge, a city quarter that was created on the site of a former shipyard and which features some unusual architecture where glass, metal and red brick dominates as in the style of London's Docklands.
The Norsk Sjøfartsmuseum features the long history of Norwegian navigation. Various figureheads are exhibited and it is no surprise that most of them are female, as seafarers have always chosen to be protected by goddesses! In the Kon-Tiki Museum, the filigree balsa river boat is on display. Thor Heyerdahl sailed across the Pacific for 101 days in the Kon-Tiki, from Peru to Polynesia.
This city is a royal residence and a cultural capital of Europe. It is the oldest of Scandinavia's capital cities and the greenest metropolis on the European continent. A place of joie de vivre, independence and a colorful past!
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Oslo on a Budget
Travel on the cheap in Oslo with these money-saving tips.
It’s no surprise that Oslo is o...
published: 21 Apr 2016
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Travel on the cheap in Oslo with these money-saving tips.
It’s no surprise that Oslo is one of the most expensive cities in the world. But for savvy travelers, it doesn’t have to be. Here are my tricks and tips for traveling on the cheap in Norway's capital city.
Download the Oslo Pass
Before you even head to the airport, purchase and download the Oslo Pass app for your iphone or android device. Activate it once you arrive on a day you'd like to set aside for exploring the city's museums. The Oslo Pass is your ticket to get into more than 30 museums and galleries including some of my favorites, the Astrup Fearnley Museum, the National Gallery (home to Edvard Munch's infamous work "The Scream") and the Viking Ship Museum.
The Oslo Pass also covers public transportation costs, which makes getting from one point of interest to the next a breeze. I used a combination of the bus, tram and walking to get from my hotel in the Tjuvholmen arts district to points of interest around town and had no problems finding my way. After logging 30,000 steps one afternoon, I decided to put my feet up and take a cab to dinner. I learned the hard way that taxis are EXPENSIVE in Oslo, even if you're only traveling a couple of miles. Expect to pay a minimum of $25 per ride.
The Oslo Pass is available for 24 hours ($40), 48 hours ($60) and 72 hours ($75). Children and seniors receive a substantial discount.
Dine at the Mathallen Food Hall
Going out to eat in Oslo will put a dent in your wallet if you aren’t careful. So head to Mathallen, an indoor food hall featuring a farmers’ market and international cuisine at affordable prices. Sampling is free, ad the selection is quite impressive, from Spanish tapas and Japanese bento boxes to raw vegan Thai food.
Become a Coffee Connoisseur
Live like a local and spend time at one of Oslo’s hip, third-wave coffee shops. Some of my favorites are Liebling (which also sells quirky home goods), Supreme Roastworks and Tim Wendelboe—run by a World Barista Champion and World Cup Tasters Champion. The move here is to order AeroPress brew, which gives each cup a rich, distinct flavor.
Visit Olso’s Free Parks
Oslo has not one, but two free outdoor sculpture parks. The older of the two, Vigeland Park, represents the lifework of Gustav Vigeland, who dedicated his talents to this project for nearly 20 years.
Ekebergparken has a very different vibe. The sculptures are arranged in pockets that, at times, can seem hidden. You feel as if you’re the first to discover these works by Louise Bourgeois, Hilde Mæhlum, Salvador Dalí, George Cutts Marina Abramović, Auguste Rodin and many others.
Walking from sculpture to sculpture is actually a decent workout. And as another va