The party never stops at Oslo's clubs, where you can dance into the wee hours of the morning. Oslo’s locals come out to play at some great joints to hang out and with drinks to keep you warm even in freezing Oslo weather; the midnight oil burns bright here and we’re loving every minute of it. If you still can’t get enough of the Oslo nightlife, try heading out for a beer tour.

Oslo, the capital city of Norway is one of the most expensive cities in the world but it is a must-visit place and worth every penny. Guests in wheelchairs will have an amazing time wandering around the city. Exploring Oslo can be a unique experience whether you are using public transportation, or booking a tour! Check out our list of Oslo’s best sightseeing attractions that are not only popular but also wheelchair friendly!

Oslo is regarded as one of the world’s great cities for music, as it houses many stages and festivals, ensuring great musical diversity all year round. Everything from The Øya Festival to Herr Nilsen, there’s something for everyone, from black metal-lovers to fans of Afrobeat and even connoisseurs of classical music. With a huge population of music lovers and a wide array of venues and exceptional talent, this city is truly a music mecca.

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.