Discover Oslo insights part one

Oslo – a beautiful place to visit and to live in!

This is just a part of what Oslo offers to its visitors and people. Resumed in a few words, Oslo is full of beautiful monuments, attractions, high quality of life and well-behaved people, all these in a green environment. We started our Easter holidays in one of the best park we’ve visited ever – Vigeland Park, the world’s largest sculpture park. It is funny, but full of history also.

Have a look at this video to get a different view of Oslo’s huge sculpture park. Filmed with a drone and edited by Arvid Lie. All credit to him!

Another important point of attraction which we also visited on the first day it was Holmenkollen Ski Tower, a ski jump with a history of more than 100 years. Here you have some good pictures which resemble its humble beginnings and how it looks today:

oslo ski jump

Let’s continue with our list of attractions!

A place you should not miss in Oslo is the The Norwegian National Opera & Ballet, a certified eco-lighthouse and the biggest Norwegian opera which gathers festivals and concerts. Moreover, it offers 1969 seats divided into three stages.

-panoramic views of Oslo and the fjord-

Furthermore, our second day in Oslo was a whole day of visiting museums. We crossed the sea with a ferry and landed in Bygdøy, another gorgeous part of Oslo. Basically, we only needed to buy a ticket for the ferry. Then, after 15 minutes we were on the other part of the big Oslo.