Oslo
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Vigeland Park is a part of Frogner Park, which is a huge green park in Oslo. Vigeland Park is known for its huge collection of distinct sculptures made by the …
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The Norwegians were all experienced skiers, and I think they “forgot” that they also had a couple of rookies in the group, because the first slope we went for was …
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The cabin we had rented was absolutely amazing. It had a fireplace, a sauna and an outdoor Jacuzzi, and everything was clean and new. We were 10 persons staying there, …
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Trysil is only a couple of hours drive from Oslo, so in the winter months, it’s a popular destination for the ski-crazy people in Oslo. You usually go with a …
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Update: Kamai is now permanently closed Saturday evening, we had booked a table for 7 at Kamai. It was the Chef’s Table, but except for the name and the location …
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This weekend I’m in Oslo visiting AC. I arrived rather late Friday night, so after dumping my luggage at her place, we rushed down to Tranen just in time for …
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In Norway, a lot of people (including AC) are really into hiking. They would spend an afternoon walking ten kilometers or more in mountainous terrain without even feeling sweaty. I’m …
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The weather was wonderful during my days in Oslo, and we spent most of the time out in the sun on the balcony. Anna-Carin is also passionate about food, so we …