Awesome is the right word for the architecture of this building, go inside and also on the roof! It's worth.
Free wifi on network MAG. And a web-based guide (including audio) at http://10.0.1.101.
If you go south along the bank of Southern Frogner pond you will see a small river. Follow the path hidden under the trees - and for a moment you'll think you're in the wild.
Nice museum. You can get inside the ship. Also a lot of stuff from expedition. Worth visiting.
Tim Wendelboe is a micro roastery, a coffee training centre and an espresso bar located at Grünersgate 1 in Oslo, Norway.Probably the best coffee in town / norway / europe, and possibly in the wo Read more.
Beautiful view of the small fjord of Oslo with a big promenade to relax & many good places to eat
The famous ski jumping hill in Oslo. 20 minute drive from downtown, or 30 minutes by the train (great experience). Spectacular view over entire Oslo. Try the ski jump simulator! Read more.
The Viking Ship Museum presents great Viking ship discoveries from Gokstad, Oseberg and Tune as well as other finds from Viking tombs around the Oslo Fjord.
Nice breakfast selection. Interesting after-work lounge concept with live DJs (mixing ambient/lounge music). The staff is friendly, but not very personal. Ask for ocean view.
Look at the beer at the middle row of taps. Changes often, and you can find many local swedish breweries. Plus many international on bottle like Dieu du ciel! Try Route des épices.
current exhibit- GULP! is about the food on your plate, how it is manufactured and about consumption. How is it today and how was it during the Middleages?
Best swedish place, real food!...no IKEA meatballs...try the Oscar II cake...delicious!
The Nordic Museum is where you'll learn about Sweden's culture from the Early Modern Age. Highlights include the Power of Fashion and Swedish Folk Art collections. Mon-Sun 10am-5pm.
Great outdoors and a museum of swedish settlement. "Allsång på Skansen" is organized here.
The Cathedral of Stockholm has been the venue of royal coronations and weddings. In 2010 Crown Princess Victoria married her Prince Daniel here.
Fjällgatan will give you one of the best views of Stockholm from above, overlooking the harbour, Stadsgården, Skeppsholmen and Djurgården.
One of Swedens most famous buildings, designed in 1907 by architect Ragnar Östberg, inspired by italian renaissance architecture. Next to it is the newly finished Stockholm Water Front building.
The Drottningholm Palace estate is a UNESCO World Heritage listed site. Parts of the palace is open to the public, the other part is the private home of King Carl XVI Gustaf and Queen Silvia.
Best museum in Stockholm to see engineering failure at its best. A giant sunken boat is housed in this dedicated museum. Read more.
Håndverkerstuene is both a great restuarant, with Norwegian food on the menu, and a great place for craft beer. They have six taps with Norwegian craft beers: Ægir, Nøgne Ø and Haandbryggeriet. Read more.
A great place to stay on sunny days in the center of Oslo. Not to crowdy and very nice
Enjoy the free WiFi at one of the many (fast food) restaurants like Peppe's Pizza or Burger King.
You can rent a sled at frognerseteren. And sled down The old Olympic bobsleigh path. Then take the bus up again for another round. Perfect conditions now :-)
Ibsen's residence can only be viewed via a guided tour, which is separate from the exhibition! Worth a look!
Free wifi (ask the reception for the access code), nice breakfast and late (6pm) check out. Rooms are large and comfortable, but beds are the smallest ones ever seen!
