The world is full of interesting foods and Norway is no exception. Being a rather cold country when it comes to weather climate the food preparation and storage has followed certain rules. Fermentation, pickling, and drying are just…
The Ski Museum in Oslo was founded in 1923 and it’s considered to be the world’s oldest ski museum. 
Situated right on the Waterfront of the city you’ll find the main administrative body and the seat of the City Council. 
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Located at the Akershus Fortress in Oslo you can find one of the most important museums in the city. 
Norway is abundant in rivers and lakes, but what you probably didn’t know that just an hour and a half drive from Oslo there’s one of the largest lakes in the country.
A jewel in the Drøbak narrow is definitely the Oscarsborg Fortress. 
Originally the fortress was created to resist any attack from…
Drøbak is a small town in Oslofjord with some 13 000 inhabitants. 
It used to be the winter harbor of Oslo when during harsh winters the fjord would freeze from outside Drøbak all the way up to the…
Just a 30 minutes drive with the ferry from Oslo city center to the inner part of Oslofjord, in the municipality of Nesodden in Akershus, there’s a small island perfect for summer camping and laying on the beach. 
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Norwegian Constitution Day (Nasjonaldagen, Grunnlovsdagen, syttende mai) is the national day of Norway and is the official public holiday celebrated on May 17 each year. 
The Akerselva river starts at the Lake Maridal (Maridalsvannet) and runs about 8 kilometres through the urban areas of the city of Oslo.
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