Travel guide to Oslo, Norway

Norway is a very developed country in northern Europe, and Oslo is a small town like a paradise. It is rich in material and food, which can meet all kinds of entertainment needs of tourists. This is a tour guide in Oslo, Norway.

Oslo is the next stop in Copenhagen. It takes less than an hour to fly from Copenhagen to Oslo. If you get a good ticket, you can control it within 600 yuan, and it's not far away.

The overall feeling in Oslo is relatively simple. There are fewer tourist attractions than Copenhagen, but Oslo is greener, with good natural scenery and high price, which is about 1.5 times that of Sweden, at least some things I bought are like this.

One advantage is that many museums here are free.

Airports and railway stations

The airport in Oslo should not be a big airport, and the apron is basically Nordic Airlines. The train with airport NSB can go directly to the downtown railway station, which takes about 30 minutes, which is still quite far.

parking apron

Oslo Railway Station is the most modern railway station I have ever seen in Northern Europe. It does not adopt the traditional European architectural style, but adopts the general design of glass curtain wall.

train station

theatre

Opposite the railway station is a theater, a white building. The overall design has a sense of design. You can also see a luxury cruise ship in the distance, which should be bound for Copenhagen, and a inexplicably damaged house in the sea.

We arrived here around 9 o'clock and met a large wave of tourists from China. There are many birds in the square of the theater. They are not afraid of people. They fly around and take pictures with people.

The bird of the theater

The building next to the theater

theatre

military museum

This is a free museum, which displays all kinds of weapons, equipment, clothing and so on. From hundreds of years ago to modern times, there are also some videos of Norwegian soldiers participating in peacekeeping missions. The museum is large and rich in content. I believe this is the perfect place for a military fan.

Long rifle

Drone with bullets

palace

This palace in Oslo cannot be entered. Someone should be working in it. It's a peripheral park. The scenery here is very good and the ecological construction is very good. There are mushroom-like parasitic places, birds that are not afraid of people at all, and ducks that are afraid of people.

The entrance to the main hall is guarded by soldiers. The clothes they wear are similar to those of the British soldiers in Mr. Bean's Teacher, but these little brothers all look young and kind, and an aunt even took a photo with one of them.

Mushrooms in the park

Sculpture and birds

auditorium

castle

I don't remember the name of that castle. Big and free. There are also several museums in the castle, which are very artistic and free. I also met a group of soldiers patrolling the castle, which was very handsome. The castle is so big that you don't have to walk at all, so I chose several museums to visit.

Castle main hall

Castle corner

food plaza

Not far from the castle is the city hall. There are many white tents in the square opposite the city hall. They are food stalls and tables for people to sit down and eat. We had a beef burger there, 100kr (where kr is Norwegian krone, slightly more expensive than Swedish krone), which was not bad. Moreover, pos didn't accept foreign bank cards when buying hot dogs, so the boss gave it to us. People here are really friendly.

town hall

squash

The other side of the city hall

sightseeing elevator

This sightseeing elevator is next to the Museum of Contemporary Art, with a maximum height of 46m and 20kr.

Elevator internal display screen

46 meters overlooking

46 meters overlooking

Elevator sightseeing position

stay

This time, our house is beautiful. It feels like a real hotel. It has a kitchen, a living room and a private bathroom. The price is also better. It costs more than 400 kr, and the position is still very biased. It's on the mountain, about 2 kilometers from the city center.