Experience the unique blend of nature and modernity in Oslo Norway. Visit historical sites like the Viking Ship Museum and Akershus Fortress, and enjoy the city’s vibrant arts at the Munch Museum and ...

Oslo isn't organized by a simple grid system, but the bulk of the city's main attractions can be found in two central neighborhoods: Sentrum and Bygdøy. Oslo's rapid growth in recent years also ...

There’s no dearth of places to visit in Oslo that are a perfect mishmash of vibrant culture, rich historical legacy and spirited nightlife. Admire Vigelandsparken— one of the stunning ...

Address: Prinsens gate 6, 0152 Oslo, Norway Read more: We need more to see women in adventure travel – this expedition is a good place to start The epitome of Scandi-chic, this contemporary ...

Pictured is a person sledging. Photo by Brendan Beale on Unsplash Sledging is great fun for people of all ages, and Oslo provides enough snow during the winter to get a few good runs in. Here are some ...

While the Oslo Pass includes ‘free’ transport and access to attractions, it’s only worth it if you plan to visit premium sites. Otherwise, a 24-hour or 7-day transit pass offers great value ...

Whether you are a budget traveller, or looking for something luxurious, hotels in Oslo are many and varied. Most of these hotels are located in and around major attractions, and close to nature.

or walk from nearby attractions like Akershus Fortress and Karl Johans gate. For more information, visit the Oslo Opera House's website. Guided Oslo Fjord Cruise by Silent Electric Catamaran (488 ...

Avolta opens 10 eco-friendly dining spots at Oslo Gardermoen, blending tech-driven convenience with local flavors for ...