Oslo Norway

Entire Norway is rich country, Oslo is expensive and rich as well, but this neighbourhood is just wow. Only fency buildings with kanus in front of each one. Really fun to see.

After nature and waterfalls we came to this beautiful waterfront walk. It may be the fact that it was really beautiful day, but this walk is just amazing. Lot of people just soaking the sun on a nice day, some even swim. Plenty of benches to sit and enjoy or if you prefer restaurants and caffees for a coffee or a beer.

This surprised me, didn't know that Noble peace is held here. Not impressive building but really cool to see it.

Really beautiful and big with gardens around and green area. Oslo is not a big city, so everything is within walking distance . Worth visiting.

My husband told me about this park and sculptures, but when you see it first hand it makes wow effect on you. I am not an artist person but those sculptures really represent human's life story. They are not vulgar, they are telling a story. More about it in fun facts stack :)

Really really great place with great vibe. It is a bit "outside" of the main center, but it is what makes it special. Big indoor and a bit smaller outdoor space. We ate Phillippines and Greek cuisine and everything was great. Pricey, but entire Oslo is pricey, so within that range :D

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Went after spa for a bite, but at the end we didn't eat there because it was way too expensive and we saw small portions. But the vibe in there is great, a bit of music and good beer. So we had a beer and went for italian pizza :)

Really good pizza but just as everything else it is expensive and pizza is not too big, or should I say, small. Honey, I shrunk the portions, and Honey, I blew up the prices :)

The breakfast was so great. I has “Cheese nest Sunrise” and it was sooo good. Along with cafe latte I was fueled for the day. every recommendation.

This is a cool experience. They ferries are cheap (people are not paying, cars are ~3Eur). Would recommend if you fly from the outer airport.

Nothing to do here.

Ghost city. Literally there is no one in the street and everything was closed at 5pm. Skip.

Although we found cute little bakery for coffee and burek, apart from that this small town has nothing to offer. Only expensive parking :D

The name “Norway” means “path to the North” Norway is the world’s largest exporter of salmon Europe's biggest herd of wild reindeer lives in Norway Dublin, Ireland, was actually founded by Norwegians in the year 836 If Norway was flipped upside down on the map of Europe, it would reach Rome, Italy. Currently there are more Norwegian descendants living in the USA than there are Norwegians in Norway. Norway is the birthplace of modern skiing. The word “ski” is Norwegian for “piece of wood” The national symbol is a rather exotic animal, the lion.

The Nobel Peace Prize ceremony is held annually in Oslo The Oslo Opera House opened in 2008 on the waterfront in the city center. The building has a sloping marble roof that visitors can walk on, providing sweeping views of Oslo’s skyline and the Oslo Fjord. It’s completely free and the views are great. According to oficial government figures, 25% were of the city’s population were born elsewhere and an additional 7.8% were born to immigrant parents. Most of the city’s population with an immigrant background come from Pakistan, followed by Poland, Sweden and Somalia. So it's perhaps no surprise then that the capital city Oslo is the city in the world with the biggest percentage of electric car users. More than 50,000 registered all-electric vehicles are in use on the city's streets. Around 60% of Oslo's residents hold a university degree Oslo has consistently ranked as one of the world’s most expensive cities