The City of Oslo:

Oslo is the capital and largest city in Norway. Overshadowed by the natural landscape, Oslo assimilates the lush forests, fauna, and snowcapped-mountains into the power that is its appeal. You can cross-country ski at Oslo’s Frognerseteren or skate at Narvisen Rink in winter. With the melting of the snow, Oslo’s winter wonderland transforms itself into a summertime dream. Set sail through a maze of green islands on a Fjord cruise. Visit the Botanisk Hage or botanical garden, Oslo’s oasis which will inspire you with its beauty. Oslo’s past awaits you at a medieval castle called Akershus Fortress where you can take a guided tour through this 13^th century portent. Quench your thirst at Lekter’n maritime open-air restaurant where you can relax in a sun bed by day; by night, Lekter’n works a little magic and becomes the trendiest hotspot with a DJ to entreat you amid large sails, heating lamps and a nightly barbecue. Winter or summer, Oslo will fulfill your fantasy vacation.

Oslo’s Highlights:

• Frogner Park: This is the biggest park in Oslo and is great for picnicking, running, cycling or getting together with friends for a barbeque.

• Vigeland Sculpture Park: Considered Oslo’s most visited attraction, there are over 200 sculptures to assuage your curiosity.

• Viking Ship Museum: Go back in time and witness an integral part of Norwegian history. Here you will find the three best known preserved Viking Ships dating back to the 9^th century.

• The Royal Palace: Visitors tend to like watching the daily change of guards at 13h30. There are guided tours in English.

• Tusenfryd Amusement Park: Bring the whole family and enjoy a day of fun and food at this enormous park. Make sure to ride first and eat later as the rides can be very exhilarating.