Oslo is a beautiful tourist destination primarily due to the untouched greenery of Norway. The city sits around the Oslofjord and is a short distance from lush forests, mountains, all with breathtaking views. The capital of Norway is the most populous and one of the most well connected of all its cities.

Norway’s capital city isn’t just a stunning coastal backdrop that you can head over to, but the city also has a variety of sightseeing attractions to enjoy and experience. Now, if you are travelling solo, or are planning to experience wandering about the Oslofjords like a local, then there is no better way to travel through than with an island hopping tour.

As per the Norwegian legislation and general understanding, gambling is considered illegal in Norway. Norsk Rikstoto and Norsk Tipping are the only two companies that are legally allowed to offer any kind of gambling services to the citizens of the country.

Norway is one of the most expensive countries in the world. With a minimum wage of 167 NOK, which roughly equates to an astonishing 17 EUR per hour, coming from a cheaper country can be a shock. It isn't just the accommodation either, the cost of living is high all the way from transport to food and alcohol being extortionate compared to the rest of the world. High wages, of course, lead to high prices all-round, there is no getting away from it (or is there?)