Long weekend in Oslo
Must Sees in Oslo
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Hi, We are going to Oslo for 3 days next week. Any tips for places to see and things to do? We like to get out, walk and get a little off the beaten track. I'm not anticipating Oslo to be over touristed anyway...is this true? Thanks EdAm. Reply to this
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Must see in Oslo:
Viking Ship Museum (Vikingskiphuset), Oslo
Munch Museum (Munch-Museet), Oslo
The Nobel Peace Center, Oslo
Vigeland Museum, Oslo
Oslo Cathedral (Oslo Domkirke), Oslo
National Gallery (Nasjonalgalleriet), Oslo
Sognsvann, Oslo
Rose
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Viking Ship Museum (Vikingskiphuset), Oslo
Munch Museum (Munch-Museet), Oslo
The Nobel Peace Center, Oslo
Vigeland Museum, Oslo
Oslo Cathedral (Oslo Domkirke), Oslo
National Gallery (Nasjonalgalleriet), Oslo
Sognsvann, Oslo
Rose
http://europe.koogra.com/oslo.htm
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The Wiking Ship Museum
The Folk Museum (lies next to the Wiking Ship Museum)
The Kon Tiki Museum (lies close to the two otheres)
Theese three museums lies on an island. You can take the bus here (bus number 30) from for example the main train station, but more fun and nicer is taking the ferry from the waterfront behind the city hall.
The national Gallery
The Vigeland Park
Holmenkollen
If the wheater is fine, a nice trip can be to one of the small islands in the Oslofjord. There's an island there full of rabbits.
Oslo is not very touristed. Reply to this
The Folk Museum (lies next to the Wiking Ship Museum)
The Kon Tiki Museum (lies close to the two otheres)
Theese three museums lies on an island. You can take the bus here (bus number 30) from for example the main train station, but more fun and nicer is taking the ferry from the waterfront behind the city hall.
The national Gallery
The Vigeland Park
Holmenkollen
If the wheater is fine, a nice trip can be to one of the small islands in the Oslofjord. There's an island there full of rabbits.
Oslo is not very touristed. Reply to this