Oslo
95% of people who have been to Oslo think it's worth visiting. The most popular destinations in Oslo are Vigelandsparken, Vikingskiphuset, and Munch Museum. Oslo is featured on the lists Capital Cities of the World, 2006 Quality of Living Survey Most Livable Cities, and Europe's 50 Greatest Cities. Places in Oslo have been tagged art, museum, and venue.Lists about this place
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Write an entry Entries about this placeI love Norway! by t1nk3rb3llIt’s a wonderful country with wonderful people. I would love to go back one day. over 5 years agoUntitled by mathildel29Olso: is in Norway which is in Europa. The Norway is a old dream: I want to go here since child. It’s a country which there is wonderfull horse and I love it. The climate is cold. But for there isn’t problems because I love it. The snow is the thing more wonderfull of the world it’s magic. I love too do sky with my family (I do it since that I have 4 years). And Olso is a good city for study because there is a lot of university. There is a lot of sport. I love sport, give energy and is good for do friends. See all 50 entries |
Ask a question Travel questionsthlc asks,“Why do the police tolerate the glue sniffers, junkies, drunks and beggars that maintain a high visibility profile in some of the most spectacular parts of the city? Is there some reason, not immediately obvious to the rest of us, why all the bums and d” over 6 years agothlc asks,“Why do the police tolerate the glue sniffers, junkies, drunks and beggars that maintain a high visibility profile in some of the most spectacular parts of the city? Is there some reason, not immediately obvious to the rest of us, why all the bums and d” over 6 years agoPhil Moore asks,“I'm thinking of visiting Oslo between Christmas and New Year, but just wanted to check that it's not all likely to be closed/shut-down! What is Oslo like during this period? Thanks ^_^” over 6 years agoaliceislove asks,“Hello, we’ll be in Norway for the fifth time in two weeks. We always go on business but this time we’ll have more spare time, so any secrets? Please advise a nice place to go out and dance. Our previous experiences were absolutely dreadful. Thanks :)” over 7 years ago |
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Activities in Oslo
Enjoy a coach tour through the city of Oslo and see the center of Oslo, Fram Museum, the Viking ships and Kon-Tiki Raft. You will also visit the Norwegian Folk Museum, the Holemnkollen Ski Jump with museum and Vigeland Sculpture Park. $73.21 
As the capital of Norway, Oslo is the country's hub of national and international travel. The city is beautifully situated at the head of Oslo Fjord surrounded by forested ridges, and this very location gives Oslo unexpected qualities for a national ca... $60.48 
The easiest and most inexpensive way to experience Oslo! The Oslo Pass lets you devote your entire trip to activities without the hassle of booking and buying. $35.01 
Explore Oslo, Norway's capital in two days on board of an open-top double decker bus. See and visit all the main sights on this hop-on hop off tour with 12 conveniently located stops around the city. $25.29 
Enjoy seven and a half hours touring Oslo by boat and coach. Visit the fjord onboard a sailing ship where you will spend approximately two hours on the water, before disembarking and joining your coach tour. $98.68 See All Activities » |
Oslo (help·info) (called Christiania from 1624 to 1878, and Kristiania from 1878 to 1924) is the capital and largest city of Norway. It is also a municipality and a county of its own. It is the third-largest Scandinavian city, after Copenhagen and Stockho
