Valentine's Day in Oslo makes for an excellent romantic getaway with candlelight dinners and remarkable sightseeing cruise tour of Oslofjord. You’re sure to impress your date in Oslo, and to make the day even more extraordinary, with these Valentine's Day date ideas.

The country of Norway is known for its fjords, majestic mountains and beautiful forests which give you plenty of opportunities to go hiking and trekking. However, before you embark on the adventure through the Norwegian wilderness in and around Oslo, take a moment to prepare and pack your backpack like a pro hiker.

The crisp air, serene sights and wilderness of the forests and fjord cast an air of calm over one of the biggest metropolises in Scandinavia. Oslo is a great place to visit for some rejuvenation with your significant other this new year.

Oslo is not the greatest place for a digital nomad - especially not in the winter. Location-independent professionals are, in general, known for their frugal ways (after all, they need the money to travel), and many of them have long lists of budget-friendly travel tips on their blogs. Well, in Oslo, the cost of living is pretty high (over $4000 a month, according to Nomadlist) and the winters are freezing. In all other areas, Oslo is a great place for some location-independent work because of its peaceful nature, fast internet, and a huge variety of places to work from. Today, let's take a look at some of them - coworking spaces where digital nomads can rent a desk, use a printer, and maybe even hold a meeting if needed.