Oslo

Oslo, the capital of Norway, is located on the southern coast of the country on the Oslofjord. The city is surrounded by green hills and mountains, creating a beautiful natural environment. The city is known for its combination of modern architecture, rich history, nature and fjords, making it an ideal destination for any traveller.

The city is home to many museums and historical sites, including the Norwegian National Gallery, where you will find the famous painting “The Scream” by Edvard Munch, and the Viking Museum with authentic Viking ships.

Oslo is a metropolitan city known for its modern architectural gems such as the Opera House and the Barcode Project. With numerous parks and access to the fjord, Oslo is ideal for nature lovers. You can go hiking, cycling by the water, through the parks or on boat trips.

Parking in Oslo can be a challenge, especially in the city centre. Garages are available for convenience parking, but they are really expensive and you’ll pay more than 30 euros for a day’s parking.

Aker Brygge is one of Oslo’s most famous and most visited neighbourhoods, located right on the waterfront of the Oslofjord. Originally an industrial area with shipyards, the area has undergone extensive revitalisation and transformation into a modern urban district full of shops, restaurants, offices and residential buildings. We recommend visiting the area’s local restaurants and cafes, shops, or the promenade, which is an ideal place for walking, jogging or just relaxing by the water.

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