Hello and welcome to the final segment of my Norway travel diaries, Oslo edition! In my final year of uni I embarked on short term exchange after years of contemplating overseas studies. By the way,…
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A trip to Oslo is not complete without a visit to Vigeland Park, the largest sculpture park in the world by a single artist Gustav Vigeland (1869-1943) and also dubbed ‘the weirdest statues in the…
View PostA trip to Oslo is not complete without a visit to Vigeland Park, the largest sculpture park in the world by a single artist Gustav Vigeland (1869-1943) and also dubbed ‘the weirdest statues in the…
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One of the most unique things about Oslo are the little islands of the inner Oslo fjord. There are a handful of islands you are able to visit by ferry from the Aker Brygge terminal…
View PostOne of the most unique things about Oslo are the little islands of the inner Oslo fjord. There are a handful of islands you are able to visit by ferry from the Aker Brygge terminal…
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One fine summer day, I decided to pay a visit to the Munch Museum in Tøyen, home to the life works of Edvard Munch (1863-1944), a celebrated Norwegian Expressionist artist most known for ‘The Scream’…
View PostOne fine summer day, I decided to pay a visit to the Munch Museum in Tøyen, home to the life works of Edvard Munch (1863-1944), a celebrated Norwegian Expressionist artist most known for ‘The Scream’…
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One of the highlights from exchange was camping in the inland forests of Norway. We took a coach bus 3.3 hours north of Oslo to the Sjoa River in Heidal, one of the best rafting…
View PostOne of the highlights from exchange was camping in the inland forests of Norway. We took a coach bus 3.3 hours north of Oslo to the Sjoa River in Heidal, one of the best rafting…
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A flashback to the cobbled streets of Damstredet in Oslo, lined with preserved wooden houses from the 1700s. Think summer walks full of sunshine, lush floral bushes and the cutest little nooks.
View PostA flashback to the cobbled streets of Damstredet in Oslo, lined with preserved wooden houses from the 1700s. Think summer walks full of sunshine, lush floral bushes and the cutest little nooks.
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