Just 20 years ago, Oslo was a sleepy, provincial town known mainly for the annual ceremony of handing out the Nobel Prizes. Today, it is one of Europe’s fastest-growing capitals. Skyscrapers are being hastily erected in the downtown area, and new residential areas along waterfront area are being constructed. No doubt that Oslo is expensive …
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Oslo was not on my original plan as my went purpose of going to Norway was to escape to the mountains. However, thanks to my Norwegian friends whom I met in singapore while they were on their university exchange programme, they invited me to stay with them in Oslo. Karoliina from Finland also joined me …
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Numerous free things in Oslo can help you cut down on travel expenses and spend less money than other Oslo visitors. These are some of Oslo’s best free sights and attractions. 1. Free Attraction: The Changing of the Guard Every day at 1:30 pm, one of Oslo’s best free events takes place. The royal guards …
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