Plan your trip with insider tips so you can experience Oslo like a local.
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Located 19 miles outside the capital of Norway, Oslo Airport is the busiest in the country. Originally built as a military facility, the airport didn’t become a major commercial hub until 1998. However, it soon made up for lost time, becoming the gateway to the city and to all of Norway for millions of passengers every year.
Oslo is regularly voted as the city with the highest standard of living in the world, so it should come as no surprise that the main railway station is regarded as being well above par. It is bright, modern, and, in keeping with much of the rest of the country, extremely efficient.
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Oslo's coastal location means that you can find beautiful beaches well within the city limits. Whether you're looking for a blue flag beach where you can go swimming in the warm days of summer or a park with many hiking trails to explore the rocky shoreline of southern Norway, you're in luck. You'll find everything you need here.
As well as being rich in attractions, Oslo is also just plain rich. A decades-long oil boom has made Norway wealthy, and that, in turn, has made Oslo expensive. But if you look around, there are lots of ways to enjoy Oslo on a budget. Here is your complete guide on how to save money while visiting this expensive city.
You'll love Oslo and you'll be amazed at the areas surrounding it! Plan to see Lillehammer, Kongsberg, and much more as we describe in this guide. Learn about the destinations and how to get there.
In Oslo, expect a fun nightlife, beautiful scenery and yes, terrific shopping! Let this guide direct you through the shopping districts, malls, and more.
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