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The old workshops belonging to Akers Mekaniske Verksted on the seafront beneath the town hall have been converted into what is, especially in the summer, one of Oslo's most popular shopping and nightlife areas. There are places... more
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TJ and Melissa said
… and fortress is situated right along the water. Across the bay you can see Aker Brygge. It… continue reading »
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This is Oslo's main street, a pedestrian area leading from the central station to the palace. Visitors can watch the world go by at one of the street's numerous watering holes or simply follow the crowds down the road, past str... more
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Trudie said
… glass. There were ships docked along the harbour, and the main street - Karl Johans Gate - had pretty… continue reading »
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This cozy and rustic bar is one of the oldest Irish pubs in Oslo. Housed in a building dating from 1666, the Dubliner holds true to its traditional Irish ancestry once you're inside. The crowd here does vary in age from... more
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This is probably one of Oslo's most intimate bars, with enough room only for five small tables. The atmosphere is warm, kept in a subtle 1950s style. Its main attraction is actually its owner, Jan Vardøen. He is one of Norway's... more
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Kvadraturen is the heart of Christian IV's town Christiania, built after the town of Oslo was burnt down in 1624. The city was not renamed Oslo until 300 years later. The sculpture on Christiania Torv square symbolises the King... more
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The National Gallery contains a stunning collection of pre-war art. Many of Norway's most famous paintings are on permanent display here, such as Tidemand and Gude's Brudeferd i Hardanger and several paintings by Munch, includi... more
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The first mosque in Oslo became famous after being blown up by an unexploded Nazi bomb some 20 years ago. It survived, and still belongs to Oslo's only Ahmadiyya congregation, which is also building a new mosque at Furuset. A r... more
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Containing three different slopes (Tarnbakken, Kleiva and Vestkleiva), Tryvann Alpine center is one of the best alpine ski centers in the Oslo region. The slopes offer a variety of activities including slalom skiing, telemark,... more
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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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Elm Street is living up to its image of a rock cafe. Most of the people who frequent the place wear black leather jackets and jeans, and very few bands will get played here if they even thought about such things as keyboards or... more
Oslofjord Travel Experiences
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Most Expensive City On The Planet
Drove on the bus, talked to a guy named Jay from L.A. When we hit the Norweigan border there were three of us on the bus, us and Jay, who... Continue reading »
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Oslo
Oslo is my favourite city after Moscow and Sebastopol now. It's small but charming and there is a mixture of styles there (for me). I rem... Continue reading »
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Money, money, money
Saturday 19th September 2009. Alarm call at 3am and WE were on our way to stansted airport. WE, being, Pete (brother) and Ian (... Continue reading »
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Back to the big city
May 1/07Wow, I can hardly believe that there's only 15 days left. We headed back to Oslo, repeating the spectacular train rides from Flam... Continue reading »
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Frognerparken- Vigeland Sculpture Park.
7am- Early morning start. We pack our bags for changing of room. Same hotel, different room with our own bathroom. We head out to t... Continue reading »
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