It's safe to say that there are plenty of Oslo residents who enjoy the odd table or card game. However, actually getting to a casino in Oslo remains a tricky subject. As we discussed in the past, actually finding a physical land casino in Oslo seems to be a task that's going to come up short. Sadly, since our last post, it appears that this is very much the case in 2020.

A global industry In its current form gambling is unrecognisable from its origins of the past few hundred years that came to characterise this age-old pastime. The images of smoky back room gambling dens frequented by questionable characters have been replaced by a shiny digitised world that can make millionaires in the blink of an eye.

Credit: Ignaz Wiradi / CC BY SA 4.0 You might be surprised by the fact that Oslo has become the fastest-growing capital in Europe after experiencing an economic boom. Neighbourhoods of Oslo are continually changing and developing, especially in the former industrial zone of the city.

Norway’s capital and the third-largest city in Scandinavia, Oslo, offers many amenities to tourists and visitors. The city exudes a high-standard quality of life, which is impossible not to notice.