Planning a Trip to East Norway

It is soooo expensive but at the same time so beautiful! it worths it! The best thing is the Vigeland Park. All sculptures are wonderful and the park is perfectly asimetric. The city is clean and if it is sunny you can go to a near beach to have a very cold bath in the north sea.

Meet the Julenissen - the Norwegian Santa- at Drobak, a little town about 35 minutes drive south of Oslo. You can send a letter or card from the Christmas house official post office and stamp it with the official Christmas stamp. The town also invites you to take a walk around in narrow streets between beautiful restored houses from the 18th century.

Have you tried photography tour? Try it in Oslo ! Photography Tour designed for those who are interested in learning the basics of photography and apply it by capturing the most picturesque parts of Oslo. It is also suited for those who has a short stay in the city and would like to visit and be photographed in most fabulous places.
http://oslophototour.com

While in Oslo, check out the local pub "London Pub" located at C J Hambros plass 5 in Oslo city centre

Take a local ferry around the little islands in the fjord. Visit the Viking ship museum and the Munch museum. Have shrimps in the marina. For airport transit take the Fly Toget: fast, comfy and affordable

Check out all the sculptures through out the city

Taxi's are quite expensive, so try to get the last trains, they stop by midnight !

Take a ferry across to the Bygdoy Peninsula spend the day visiting some of Oslo's great attractions. The fantastic Norwegian Folk Museum, Viking Ship Museum, Kon-Tiki Museum Fram Museum. All museum'd out... take a break down by the water admire the view of the city across the Oslofjord.