If you’re a young tourist planning your trip to Oslo, then you’re probably excited about visiting amazing places like the Viking Ship Museum, Vigeland Park, and the Royal Palace, along with tasting local specialties like the famed smoked salmon or hot dogs (of which Norwegians consume around 100 servings per person each year).

Nordmenn elsker fotball – det er det ingen tvil om. Sammen med ski er fotball den nasjonale folkesporten. De fleste har spilt fotball i barndommen, og selv om mange slutter å spille i tenårene, forblir fotballen en del av livet. Det å være tilhenger av det lokale laget sitt har sterke tradisjoner i Norge, og mange støtter både sitt lokale bydelslag, samt byens beste lag som konkurrerer i landets øverste divisjoner

The Norwegian Fjords have some of the most picturesque landscapes in the world. Mixing beautiful mountains with bright blue waters and traditional Norwegian villages. It’s no surprise, then, that people flock from all over the world for the opportunity to get a glimpse of these sights.

Are you bored sitting at home or wandering about visiting the local cafes and restaurants in Oslo? With the easing lockdown measures, you can now take this time to explore the city. Oslo is known for the Viking Museum among many other popular attractions, but there are some really interesting landmarks that you might not have known about. Visit them, learn about them and take time to explore a new side of the Norwegian capital