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Oslo City Guide And Airport Transfer Service
Tucked quietly in the heart of Norway lies Oslo in her ever so unbend grace. Rested at an elevation of 23 m while covering an area of 454 km² this city is big, wide, and filled with joy and endless surprises. Take a stroll around the city and you will be greeted by profuse greenery and jaw-dropping skylines. The aesthetic of every corner is a muse in itself. The layout of the city is well-planned and neat giving it a sharp yet intimate feel. The diversity of rich green under your feet, the blue of the sky and concrete jungle around make Oslo a special visual treat. Another interesting fact is that it is one of the five most expensive cities in the world to live in.
Lake Geneva | Image by guillermo gavilla
Oslo is known for its rich nautical history which includes the Vikings. The city has managed to preserve its intense and flamboyant heritage and culture since then. You will find the Viking ship museum which has ships from the 9th century. The deep-rooted Scandinavian values merge perfectly with the city’s contemporary views. The city has also witnessed a romantic nationalist movement in the fourteenth century which is still very evident in its art and culture. It holds a plethora of lively music and entertainment festivals throughout the year like Oslo Jazz Festival, International Church Music Festival, and Chamber Music Festival. The city is also big on food. It is famous for its exotic seafood. You ought to try the scrumptious delicacies offered in its fine dining and chic cutesy cafes. Hit Fiskerit Youngstorget to try the ever so amazing smoked salmon or go with the epic mouth-watering Norwegian hot dogs.
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The city happens to the capital of Norway. It is visited by thousands of people annually. Keeping that in mind, Oslo is saturated with various opportunities which allow you to have fun. Indulge in the beauty of the city while exploring the glorious hallways of hundred-year-old museums. Norway’s Resistance Museum, The Fram Museum, and Labour Museum are among its famous ones. The metropolis never lets you forget how sophisticated it is so you must not forget to check out the majestic Frogner Park. The warm atmosphere, jolly people, and amazing facilities of Oslo will leave you in absolute awe.
Book Your Airport Transfers in Oslo
Oslo is a city that will spoil you with the endless number of options when it comes to public transportation for squandering around. From busses, trains, ferries, taxis and trams, you can never get enough of it. Although the city centre is pretty much compact and can easily be explored by foot, the suburban area boasts some of the most significant sightseeing places and can only be visited with the help of a transport.
Tram, Oslo | Image by Albert Koch from flickr
If you wish to explore the Bygdøy museums, you can take the bus number 30 which comes in budget and helps you in exploring the city without trying too hard. There are two sorts of busses in the city, the red ones are the local busses while the green ones are regional busses.
Trams
Trams are yet another mode of transport that will help you in squandering around Oslo, some areas to explore from the Tram are Park, Bislett Stadion, Aker Brygge and Grünerløkka.
Metro, Oslo | Image by V31S70 from flickr
Oslo Metro or T-bane
It is a very popular mode of transport amongst both the travellers as well as the locals, moving around without any sort of trouble to get into the traffic jam, 5 lines from 1-5 cover the entire city
Trains are a much cheaper option if you want to roam around the city in the cheapest way possible. A single ticket for an hour would cost somewhere around 4 EUR, make sure to keep the luggage at its lowest while travelling in a train.
Oslo Airport Transfers and Private Taxi Service
The city of Oslo has tucked close to its international airport so the city is easily accessible at any point of time. Oslo Airport Gardermoen lies at a distance of just miles from the heart of the city. You can reach the airport from the city via different means. One of the most convenient ways is by bus. Bus transfers are cheap, comfortable, and quick. You will find that airport transfers in Oslo are so smooth and easy.
Oslo Airport Bus | Image by Simon_sees from flickr
Another means of the commute is by taking the train. Get on board and cut down the extra time. Oslo train transfers are smooth, comfortable, and very tourist-friendly. They are especially very friendly when you have a lot more luggage with you. So book your tickets as soon as possible and hop on to explore the picturesque sights of Oslo.
One of the best modes of commute still stands to be private taxi services. Oslo taxi transfers are very cosy and friendly. Oslo taxi fares are affordable and are available at different prices according to your budget and need. Rydeu provides one of the best transfer facilities across the city and to/from the airport. So, what is the wait for? Book with Rydeu right now! The beautiful city of Oslo waits to be explored by you.
Must-See Attractions in Oslo
The majestic city of Oslo is filled with an array of options to have fun around. It is a storehouse of exciting places and visual delights. When in the city, you ought to check these out. Some of them are as follows
Norwegian National Gallery
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Norwegian National Gallery-
reeking art and aesthetic lays this glorious gallery in the heart of the city. The gallery has everything. From Renaissance and Baroque pieces to modern paintings, it is a deep pool of thriving art and its musings. The famous Norwegian National Gallery is one of the city’s main highlights. One of the main reasons why people visit the place is to see the iconic Edvard Munch’s The Scream. You must visit the museum when in Oslo.
Oslo Opera House
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Oslo Opera House-
standing still on the harbour being the humble abode to Norwegian National Opera & Ballet is the ever so enchanting Oslo Opera House. It is big, splendid and captivating in all its majestic grandeur. The warm is a beautiful contrast of warm and cold with oak interiors and ice-cold exterior made up of glass and stone. The beautiful wall panel by Olafur Eliasson and the stunning stainless steel sculpture by Monica Bonvicini will make your heart leap in excitement.
