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Where to eat and drink in Oslo If you’re travelling with ‘Frozen’ fans, this fortress was the inspiration and model for Skybar, Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel Anna and Elsa’s castle! For the non-Frozen fans amongst you, the medieval fortress is This is just the perfect location for the most stunning views over Oslo’s rooftops. It’s pricey, also home to the Norwegian Armed Forces Museum. but even stopping by for one cocktail is worth it for the view! If you’re a fan of art, Oslo should definitely be on your checklist. Take the tram to Vigeland Café Cathedral Situated right behind Oslo’s Cathedral, this Sculpture Park (free to enter), the world's largest sculpture park made by a single artist. reasonably priced restaurant offers you the chance to try Norwegian favourites such as Here, you’ll find more than 200 sculptures by Norwegian sculptor, Gustav Vigeland, which moose and reindeer. If you’re not feeling so adventurous, there’s also a selection of Italian strikingly explore the human form and human life. Head back into the city centre to dishes on offer as well as breakfast. the National Gallery to find Norway’s largest TGI Friday’s, Karl Johans Gate public collection of paintings, drawings and sculptures, including Edvard Munch’s “The Of course, TGI’s is a chain restaurant, so you’ll find your typical burger offerings here, but Scream” and “Madonna”. sitting outside overlooking the busy Spikersuppa Square in winter with blankets Whilst you’re in the city centre, don’t miss a visit to Spikersuppa Ice Rink (home to the Jul (provided by the restaurant) is a great experience! i Vinterland Christmas Market during December) and the Royal Palace, home to Norway’s King Harald V and Queen Sonja, Top Tips who celebrate their 50th year of marriage in 2018. Here you can observe the changing of 1. Oslo is renowned for being expensive, the guards every day at 13:30 as well as take a guided tour (summer only). particularly for alcoholic beverages. However, if you’re travelling on a budget, there is a fantastic selection of wines & spirits at Oslo’s 2018 is going to be the perfect time to visit this extraordinary city. Lonely Planet have Gardermoen airport and the allowance is generous. named Oslo in their Top 10 Cities to visit, not only because King Harald V & Queen Sonja 2. If you’re travelling in winter, don’t forget to celebrate their 50th anniversary, which will mean you can expect an extensive calendar take some sturdy snow boots or shoes with good grip, as it can be very icy on the paths. of civic, culinary & cultural events, but Oslo’s innovative Opera House will also mark its 10th Thermals would be a great addition to your case too! Summer temperatures are typically birthday with a celebratory season of concerts and performances. If you’re visiting Oslo’s very similar to those in the UK. Opera House, don’t forget to take a wander 3. Norwegians do generally speak English, but along the rooftop, as it’s open to the public and offers stunning views of Oslo city and the occasional “Takk” (Thanks) is welcomed by the locals. fjord.

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