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https://www.oslo.com/v/attractions/

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Oslo, the Norwegian city is a rich blend of the country’s Scandinavian roots and its contemporary values. The country had seen a firm romantic nationalistic movement in the fourteenth century which has left a lasting effect on the nation’s art and culture. The city is filled with museums which glorify its enriching past, while the exhibitions, art galleries, theatres depict the present artists and their works.

However, if you want to know about the real Norwegian culture you must get acquainted with the festivals that the people in Oslo celebrate. The city holds a variety of live music and entertainment festivals like the Oslo Jazz Festival, International Church Music Festival, Chamber Music Festival, etc. where you can enjoy your hearts out.

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Urban swimming
For more information click
https://www.visitoslo.com/en/your-oslo/summer/urban-swimming/
Frognerbadet Open-Air Public Bath

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https://www.visitoslo.com/en/activities-and-attractions/activities/public-baths/
Island hopping
For more information on the different islands you can hope to and how to get there :https://www.visitoslo.com/en/product/?TLp=163651

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-The Danish occupation, which lasted for more than 400 years, was responsible for Norway’s strong romantic-nationalistic movement during the 18th century. Without its independence, Norway had all but lost any form of national identity. This new Romantic Movement emphasized the natural beauty of Norway as a way to create their own unique national identity. This effort to achieve an independent identity from other Scandinavian countries continues today in the arts, and is encouraged by the government.

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Norwegian Knitted Sweaters
Lucky Trolls
Norwegian Brown Cheese
Cheese Slicer
Cloudberry Jam
Drinking Horn
Reindeer Meat
Freia Chocolate
Arts and Craft Jewlery
Rosette Cookies
Linie Aquavit
Bunads
Solje Jewler

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-A hostel here can run a person upwards of $75/night. I strongly suggest Couchsurfing if meeting new folks is your cup of tea. But you are also able to pitch a tent or hike anywhere you’d like
- Dress warm (even in summer), be in good shape if you prepare to hike, and be sure you have adequate funds for your trip. Nothing is cheap here. For the most part, traveling here is extremely safe. But beware of pickpocketers in Oslo.
- There are no cheap times of course. I suggest travelers to come in the summer where the endless hours of daylight will give you a lot of time to explore the country. The weather is milder and the locals are in a much happier state of mind. The winters here are dreary, cold, and long. But the winter is the best time to see the northern light and ski.
- This depends on where you’re traveling, but I would suggest a nice pair of hiking boots (waterproof as it is super muddy and rainy in western Norway), an umbrella or rain jacket, and max out your duty-free alcohol quota at the airport. That will be the cheapest alcohol you’ll see in the great country of Norway!
- Don’t be offended when no one says ‘thank you’, ‘you’re welcome’, ‘please’, or ‘excuse me’ back to you. I took offense to this at first and after living here for over a year and a half, I have to just chalk it up to cultural differences.

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If you're a fan of arts ,there are lots of free entry museums,parks and garden available throughout Oslo
Click here to find out events with free admission : https://www.visitoslo.com/en/your-oslo/on-a-budget/events/

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There's a fjord (a long narrow inlet created by glaciers) and forest nearby.

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The best time to visit Oslo is from May to August
-temperatures rise
-affordable room rates available, though these options often fill up fast.

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1. TusenFryd Amusement Park
Tusenfryd is the biggest amusement park in Norway  in Vinterbro, located 20 kilometers south of Oslo. The price ranges from $329.00 to $399.00 and it is free admission for children. There are over 30 fun attractions, special rides, activities for kids, etc so the attraction is suitable for people of all ages.

2. The Viking Ship Museum
The museum is most famous for the completely whole Oseberg ship that was carefully removed from the largest ship burial in the world. Other main attraction in the Viking Ship Museum include the Gokstad and Tune ship and the admission fee is $12.89.

3.Fram Museum- The Polar Ship Fram
The museum tells a story of the Norwegian polar exploration located on the peninsula of Bygdoy in Oslo, Norway. The price ranges from $80.80. At the Fram Museum you get to see how the crew managed to survive in the Arctic and Antarctic. In order to allow tourists to understand the exhibition, it is translated into ten languages namely English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Russian, Japanese, Chinese, Korean and Norwegian.

4. Royal Palace
The Royal Palace is open to the public during summer and visitors must follow a guided tour which lasts for approximately one hour. The price ranges from $64- $412 (SGD) and the guided tour takes visitors through some of the most beautiful state rooms in the Royal Palace: Cabinet Cloakroom, Cabinet Parlour, Council Chamber, White Parlour, King Haakon VII Suite, Upper Vestibule, Bird Room, Mirror Hall, Family Dining Room, Small Ceremonial Hall, Great Hall and the Banqueting Hall.

5. Botanical Garden
For visitors that are looking for a wallet friendly attraction to visit, the Botanical Garden is the location for you as it is free admission. It is located in the Natural History Museum at the University of Oslo. It is Norway’s most comprehensive natural history collection and also for almost 200 years, preserved plant specimens, animal specimens, rocks, etc have been collected, studied and preserved. There is also a variety of specimens are on display for visitors.

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-Sledding
For more information visit https://www.visitoslo.com/en/product/?TLp=181600
-Alpine skiing
For more information visit
https://www.visitoslo.com/en/your-oslo/winter/alpine-skiing/
-Cross country skiing
For more information visit
https://www.visitoslo.com/en/your-oslo/winter/cross-country-skiing/
-Ice skating
For more information visit
https://www.visitoslo.com/en/your-oslo/winter/ice-skating/

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5 Star Hotel
-Grand Hotel Oslo
Karl Johans gate 31, 0159 Oslo, Norway
-Hotel Continental
Stortingsgata 24/26, 0117 Oslo, Norway
-The Thief
Landgangen 1, 0252 Oslo, Norway

Affordable Hotels
-Comfort Hotel Xpress Central Station
Fred Olsens gate 11, 0152 Oslo, Norway
-Radisson Blu Hotel & Conference Center, Alna Oslo
Tevlingveien 21, 1081 Oslo, Norway
-Scandic Holberg
Holbergs Plass 1, 0166 Oslo, Norway

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All public transport in Oslo is part of the same ticket & price system, operated by Ruter.

Book transportation in advance – When booked in advance, bus and train tickets from Oslo can be found for 50% LESS than last-minute tickets. If you know your itinerary it makes sense to buy your tickets in advance.

The Oslo pass gives you unlimited free travel within zones 1 and 2, only exception is travelling to the airport

For more information on the Oslo Pass visit https://www.visitoslo.com/en/activities-and-attractions/oslo-pass/

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Visit Oslo to see his masterpieces
Best know piece, the Scream
learn about his life in Oslo

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1) Bass Oslo - Thorvald Meyers Gate 26C 0555 Oslo, Norway_ Modern bistro style, Beef tartare, raw scallop with mango, pulled beef with radishes, or salsify with gruyere.

2) Way Down South - Thorvald Meyers gate 47A 0555 Oslo, Norway_ Smoked Pork, trademark juicy ribs, fat burgers, crispy fried chicken and beef brisket, sides like crispy sweet potato chips, mac and cheese, cornbread and house made sauces.

3) Vippa - Akershusstranda 25 0150 Oslo Norway_  its the newest and hippest food, culture and music center in the city. Food trucks offer a slection of diverse dishes, accompanied by a DJ or live music. Vietnamese summers rolls, Chinese dumplings, Southern chilli, Syrian shawarma, Japanese ramen and a selection of local, organic and biodynamic beers wines, and other brews. This is the spot to await sunset in the Oslo fjord.

4) Gradi - Sorligata 40 0651 Oslo, Norway_ features Norwegian comfort food based on quality produce with amix of Nordic and other more distant influences. Fish sticks with remoulade, braised ox cheek with lingonberries, barley risotto with local cheese and wild mushrooms or pork, duck or potato sausages accompanied by traditional condiments.

5) Sentralen - Ovre Slottsgate 3 0157 Oslo, Norway_ Fine dinning restaurant, a cafe and cafeteria, four renowned Norweigian chefs present a modern menu of seasonal shared plates. The large cafe offers early-morning and late-night eats, including bread from the owner's own bakery and pizza. And although it's more than a year old, Sentralen is still packing in diners, helped by a new cafeteria menu from Michael Jordan's former chef.
https://www.eater.com/maps/best-new-oslo-restaurants-heatmap