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For some reason that foreigners will probably find rather odd, there has been a huge debate over where to build the new Opera House in Oslo. In the meantime, opera, ballet and concerts are performed at the "old" Opera House by... more
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Magnificently situated by lake Bogstad, on the outskirts of Oslo, this manor house is in nearly the same condition as when it was built at the end of the 18th Century. The manor has been the home of several wealthy Norwegians,... more
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Norsk Folkemuseum, the 100-year-old, open-air museum contains more than 150 authentic buildings from different regions. The buildings date from as far back as medieval times, including the 13th-century Gol stave church. The per... more
Real Travelers who've been here
CnJshipoff said
…-air Norsk Folkemuseum.… continue reading »
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This area contains charming, narrow passages with small, wooden houses from the nineteenth century. Start at Fredensborgveien, at about a 15-minute walk from the city center; you can also get buses 24 or 70 northbound; your sto... more
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Inside the new police station there is a wall from the old Tukthuset (house of correction) from 1850. Tukthuset was built in 1737-40 as a social institution, to stop begging and crime. It was also Norway's first asylum for ment... more
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In the middle of this 1808 cemetery lies Æreslunden, where 40 prominent Norwegian men and women are buried. The initiative for this particular section was taken in 1903, so there are many famous people from before then buried e... more
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Real Travelers who've been here
WorldExplorer said
… for a place to say. Having no luck, we decided to go by foot, fully loaded with our 30-pound backpacks… continue reading »
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In 1849 Hamburg's great city planner Alexis de Chateauneuf won the competition to build a church for the Congregation of the Trinity. He fell ill shortly after, and his work was taken over by Wilhelm von Hanno, he completed it... more
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The museum is one of several activity areas in the old, refurbished building that used to house the local police station. The exhibitions are of both temporary and permanent nature, but they have one aim in common: to achieve r... more
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Henrik Ibsen's apartment, where the famous Norwegian author lived from 1895 until his death in 1906, has now been restored and turned into a museum. His study contains original furniture and belongings, and the rest of the apar... more
Lysaker Travel Experiences
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Day 7: Oslo
Today we started off on a bit of a late start since we arrived back from our Norway in a Nutshell trip at about 6:00 a.m. this morning.&n... Continue reading »
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Will the rain stop?
It's our fourth day in Norway, and I think the rain has finally stopped. We ditched Roger and Nathan our second day here, whic... Continue reading »
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Norway
Tuesday, June 12, 2007We arrived in Oslo via Copenhagen around 2 in the afternoon. We were upgraded to Economy Plus :) We imm... Continue reading »
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Good-Bye Norway
We wake up very early in the morning and head to the Royal Palace. We stop over at the Parliament for quick last minute photos and... Continue reading »
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Oslo
It was a bit of an ordeal at first. We decided to take advantage of the RyanAir cheap flights - £25 return each. So a bargain to say the... Continue reading »
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