Oslo, Norway Travel Guide
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Introduction to Oslo
Philip gives you the lowdown on the Norwegian capital, including some history, language and famous Norwegians.
Food & Drink
Norwegian food is perhaps one of Scandinavia’s best kept secrets, but the drinking is an astronomically expensive experience.
Things to See & Do
Some of Oslo’s prime artractions include a Sculpture Park, Viking ship museum, and the works of Edvard Munch.
Transport
There is easy access to Oslo by air, sea, railway, or by car. Once you get there, the public transport system can take you anywhere.
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