Situated on the Bygdøy peninsula, the Viking ship museum (Vikingskipshuset) was built at the beginning of 20th century, as a shelter for the Viking ships. Before that, the ships were stored in the building of University of Oslo.
You have probably heard of them and definitely have seen them in numerous souvenirs stores around Norway, but you actually don’t know what they are.
Outdoor life is very important for Norwegians. It means that any outdoor activity such as hiking, skiing, hunting or just walking in the fresh air is a big part of everyday life.
Situated on the western side of the Vigeland park, the Oslo City Museum, gives an incredible insight on history of the Norwegian capital.
Each of the nations has some peculiar things they eat through out of a day, but these that we have listed here would be some of the most typical for a Norwegian breakfast 🙂
TravelXpo is a new concept from Compass Fairs which aims to unite both travel and tourism industry in Norway together with the rest of the world under.
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. 
