[2025 Larkollen Attraction] Travel Guide for Oslo Fjord (Updated May)

Norway's capital, **Oslo**, is an attractive city where urban sophistication and nature coexist🌍✨ As you'd expect from a fjord country, there are beautiful watersides and lush parks, and just taking a leisurely stroll will soothe your soul🌿🚶♂️ In the center of the city, there is the Opera House, with its rows of modern architecture🎭🏛️ You can climb to the roof, which is a recommended spot for relaxing while looking at the spectacular view of the Oslo Fjord⛵🌅 And don't miss the Munch Museum, which houses the world-famous painter Munch's "The Scream"🖼️👀 There are also many spots in Oslo where you can feel nature! Frogner Park is lined with Gustav Vigeland's unique sculptures, allowing you to enjoy art and nature at the same time 🌳🗿 In addition, in winter, you can experience Norway's unique winter sports culture at the Holmenkollen ski jump 🎿❄️ After walking around the city, we recommend tasting fresh Norwegian seafood 🐟🍽️ The delicious salmon and cod dishes that are unique to a port city are exquisite! Oslo, surrounded by a calm Nordic atmosphere and beautiful nature, is an attractive city that can be enjoyed by both urban and outdoor enthusiasts ✨ #Norway #tripOverseas travel

The Ultimate Hitchhiker's Guide to Fjords, Polar Nights and Viking Legends 1. Norway’s Background: When Nature Becomes Epic Norway, a country carved by glaciers, torn by fjords and lit by the aurora, is a modern projection of Norse mythology. The land here refuses to be mediocre - the mountains pierce through the clouds like the spines of giant beasts, the sea water seeps into the wounds of the cliffs with emerald color, and the eternal night and eternal day in the Arctic Circle alternate to perform the magic of time. If the Earth were an open book of poetry, Norway would be its wildest chapter. 2. Must-visit places: the ultimate collision of nature and humanity 1. Oslo: The spiritual totem of modern Vikings - Viking Ship Museum: Face the ferocious keel of a thousand-year-old warship and listen to the roar of the Vikings conquering the ocean. - Munch Museum: Feel the anxiety and poetry of the Nordic soul in front of the original painting of "The Scream". - Oslo Opera House: A white glacier-like building, climb to the roof and dance with the Oslo Fjord. 2. Bergen: Colorful wooden houses and the gate to the fjord - Bryggen Wharf: A group of Hanseatic League wooden houses, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, hides the fishy and salty past of the cod trade. - Mount Floyen Cable Car: It takes 3 minutes to reach the top and overlook the magical chessboard of seven mountains and fjords. - Norway in a Nutshell: Starting from Bergen, take a train and a boat trip through snow-capped mountains and waterfalls to the heart of Sognefjord. 3. Tromsø: The Temple of the Northern Lights in the Arctic Circle - Arctic Cathedral: A triangular glacier glass building that looks like an alien spaceship under the aurora. - Night Reindeer Sledding: Led by the Sami people, race against the green aurora on the snowy plains. - Whale Safari: Chase killer whales and humpback whales jumping out of the icy sea on a boat in winter. 4. Lofoten Islands: The End of the World and a Cold Wonderland - Reine Fishing Village: The red wooden houses are reflected in the mirror-like bay and are called "the most beautiful village in the world" by Lonely Planet. - Midnight Sun Sea Fishing: In summer, with 24-hour daylight, you can catch cod and grill them directly on the beach bonfire. - Surfing the Arctic Circle: Surf the world's northernmost waves at Unstad Beach. 3. The Soul of Norway: Four Fjords and Three Strange Rocks 1. Sognefjord - The world's longest (205 km) and deepest (1,308 m) fjord, where you can take a cruise to admire the cliffs with a vertical drop of 1,000 m. - Nærøyfjord Branch: The "King of the Fjords" listed as a World Heritage Site and the filming location of "007: Life and Death". 2. Geirangerfjord - The legend of the Seven Sisters Falls and the Suitor Falls, which look like the silver hair combed by gods from the drone's perspective. 3. Lysefjord - Preikestolen: A 604-meter vertical cliff. Anyone who dares to sit on the edge of the cliff needs a Viking heart. - Kjeragbolten: A 5 cubic meter boulder stuck between two mountains. To stand on it you need to take a leap of faith. 4. Trolltunga - After 11 hours of round trip hiking, we finally arrived at the Devil's Tongue Rock, which protrudes 700 meters above the lake and is a classic Instagram "death check-in point". 4. Norwegian experience beyond sightseeing - Living in a Wilderness Crystal Ball In the all-glass dome hotels within the Arctic Circle (such as Sorrisniva Igloo Hotel), you can lie down and watch the aurora explode above your head. - Sami cultural immersion In Karasjok, wear traditional clothing, feed reindeer, and listen to joik (Sami chanting) echoing across the tundra. - Atlantic Highway Self-Driving The eight bridges are like dragons hovering over the stormy sea, and were once rated as the "World's Best Road Trip Route" by The Guardian. - Salmon Glacier Water Sashimi Freshly caught in the Geirangerfjord, the fish are paired with glacier meltwater and wild dill, and their sweetness hits you right on the head. 5. Norwegian travel rules: Wisdom of coexisting with harsh nature 1. Seasonal multiple choice questions - The Aurora season is from November to March (the night temperature in Tromsø is -15℃, so you need to protect yourself from the cold). - Fjord season: May-September (Lofoten Islands enter midnight daylight in July). - Peak-shifting philosophy: Watch the violent snowmelt waterfalls in April, and enjoy the aurora and autumn colors in October. 2. Traffic Code - Train: The Bergen Railway (Europe's highest altitude railway) crosses tundra and snowy peaks. - Ferry: Hurtigruten, an 11-day cruise along the Norwegian coast. - Self-driving: Rental cars need to be adapted to single-lane bridges and ferry connections (such as the 53 sharp turns on Eagle Road). 3. Survival Guide - Equipment: Waterproof jackets and trekking poles are essential for fjord hiking. - Cost: Norwegian kroner is very expensive, and homemade sandwiches in the supermarket are three times cheaper than in restaurants. - Don'ts: Do not light fires when camping outdoors, respect the "allemannsrett" (public right of way) but take all garbage with you. 6. Norway’s ultimate question: Why are you here? Is it to question your courage standing on Pulpit Rock, or to understand loneliness under the northern lights in Tromsø? Is it the desire to regain the dullness of time in the Lofoten fishing village, or is it to prove that humans can still live poetically in the wilderness? Norway will not give you an answer, it will just silently unfold the long scroll of mountains and rivers - and every traveler will eventually meet his or her most original self here. Set off, when the fjord wind fills your chest, the Viking blood will awaken in your body. 🛶🌌

Northern Europe🏙️A mysterious and pure land, surrounded by ice, snow and fairy tales✨ A peaceful and beautiful world❄️ 🇫🇮Finland embraced by lakes, auroras and Santa Claus 🇳🇴Norway, Europe, surrounded by magnificent fjords and gorgeous auroras 🇸🇪Sweden, Europe, a shining pearl with historical charm 🇩🇰Everywhere exudes fairytale charm Denmark · Europe 🇮🇸Iceland Europe woven with glaciers, volcanoes, waterfalls and black sand beaches ✨The charm of Northern Europe is not only its natural scenery~ Today I bring you a magical journey to the three Nordic countries✨ Come and start it🪄 - ❓When to go to Northern Europe 🌿Summer (May to September): The weather is mild and cool, and it is suitable for traveling around Northern Europe to experience the Norwegian forests and visit the fjords. 🌿Winter (October to March of the following year): Experience the Nordic ice and snow fairy tale world, experience chasing the aurora, various ice and snow activities: 🐶 sledding, ice fishing, taking photos with 🧑‍🎄 - 💙Preparation for a trip to Northern Europe • Figure 2, Figure 3 🌱If you plan to travel to Northern Europe, remember to plan your itinerary in advance! And winter is not suitable for self-driving, it is recommended to find a reliable travel agency 🧳 Also, be prepared for the cold, the weather in Northern Europe is no joke! - 💙Nordic Activities 💠Photo with Santa Claus, Christmas Eve postcard 💠Whale watching in Norway 💠Stay in Ice 🏨 in Sweden and experience Ice Restaurant and Ice 9 Bar 💠D King crab fishing, taste the fresh 🦀 feast 💠Take the icebreaker wheel and experience 🧊floating 💠Experience 🐶sleigh pulling, reindeer sleigh 🛷, snow 🏍️ 💠Experience the Blue Lagoon in Iceland🧖 💠 Chasing the Northern Lights in Iceland 💠Please click me for more activities~ - 💙9-day in-depth tour of the three Nordic countries 🌱D1: Oslo, Oslo County - Kirkenes, South Varanger - Varanger Fjord • Watch the king crab fishing, collect them by yourself, take photos and enjoy the feast 🌱D2: Kakstrauen • Enter the dome glass house, light a bonfire, take a sauna, and then lie down to watch the northern lights 🌱D3: Saariselka • Go hiking in Urho Kekkonen Park, look for cute 🦌 and chase the mysterious northern lights 🌱D4: Rovaniemi Lapland - Kemi • Go to the fairytale Santa Claus Village and take photos with Santa Claus 🧑‍🎄Send postcards to family and friends 🌱D5: Kiruna Kiruna City • Start the icebreaker experience, you can choose to experience 🧊 floating 🌱D6: Abisko Kiruna City • Go to the "Starting Point" camp to chase the northern lights, experience ice fishing and jungle barbecue 🌱D7: Tromsø Troms County • Enter the ice world, visit ice sculptures, and experience the world of Frozen 🌱D8: Tromsø • Take a 🚢 out to sea to watch whales and feel the 🐳 playing around the ship 🌱D9: Oslo •Walk around Tromsø, see the beautiful fjord scenery in summer, and experience the fairy tale world in winter - 💙More Nordic route customization • Figure 8 💠8-day in-depth tour of Iceland 🌱A journey of ice and fire; travel deeply to Iceland and experience glaciers, waterfalls, volcanoes, aurora, and black sand beaches 💠16-day tour to Iceland, Norway, Sweden, Finland and Denmark 🌱Experience the Nordic style in depth; check in all five Nordic countries at once - 💙Let’s embark on this dream-seeking journey together and experience the tranquility and beauty that only belongs to Northern Europe!

Oslo, Norway is simply the ceiling of tourist destinations 😭 I went there in June and the temperature was about 7-12 degrees. Every corner is a fairy-level beauty Basically the weather is good, it rarely rains, and there are beautiful sunsets every day🩵 And the locals are also very nice ✌🏻 Here is a suggested itinerary for five days in Oslo: 🔥Day 1: Exploring Oslo City - **Morning**: Visit the Oslo Opera House and admire its unique architectural design. - **Noon**: Enjoy seafood lunch at a restaurant in Aker Brygge. - **Afternoon**: Visit the National Gallery of Norway and admire famous paintings, including Munch's "The Scream". - **Evening**: Enjoy traditional Norwegian cuisine in a restaurant in the city center. 🔥 Day 2: Vigeland Park and Museum - **AM**: Go to Vigeland Park and wander through the sculpture garden. - **Noon**: Have lunch at a cafe near the park. - **Afternoon**: Visit the Norwegian Folk Museum to learn about Norwegian history and culture. - **Evening**: Dine at a restaurant near the museum. 🔥Day 3: Nature around Oslo - **Morning**: Take a boat to Oslo Fjord and enjoy the magnificent natural scenery. - **Noon**: Enjoy a picnic lunch on the island. - **Afternoon**: Explore the island’s hiking trails or beaches. - **Evening**: Return to the city and enjoy dinner. 🔥Day 4: Culture and History - **Morning**: Visit Oslo Castle and learn about the history of Norway. - **Noon**: Lunch at a cafe near the castle. - **Afternoon**: Go to the Asturd Museum to admire Viking ships and artifacts. - **Evening**: See a musical or theatre performance in the city centre. 🔥Day 5: Art and Shopping - **Morning**: Visit the Munch Museum to explore more of Munch’s works. - **Noon**: Enjoy lunch at a nearby restaurant. - **Afternoon**: Wander around Karl Johans gate, the main shopping street in Oslo, and buy souvenirs. - **Evening**: Enjoy a farewell dinner at a popular local restaurant to end your pleasant journey

Hello everyone! I recommend a 13-day travel guide for Northern Europe, which is carefully organized from air tickets, accommodation to itinerary. It is definitely a travel guide that saves you a lot of trouble and effort, so save it quickly! -- 🌍Itinerary: 🎒Day 1-Day 2: Our trip started from Chengdu, stopped in Doha, and arrived at a destination - Helsinki! 🚂Day 3-Day 4: Then, we will move to Turku and drive to Stockholm together. The full Nordic style is waiting for you to experience! ✈️Day 5-Day 7: Next, we will head to Reykjavik, where the scenery is beautiful along the way, and then we will explore the famous Golden Circle scenic area and the town of Vik in Northern Europe. 🌄Day 8-Day 9: Next, go to Oslo Fjord and Winter Meeting Town to experience the unique charm of Northern Europe. 🏞️Day 10-11: After that, we will stop in Gothenburg and Malmö, and we will go to Copenhagen to taste its local cuisine. 🛫Day 12-Day 13: Finally, we will set off again from Copenhagen, and after a short stay in Doha, we will return to Chengdu with full of memories😊. -- Attractions suggestions: Blue Lagoon 💖💖💖💖💖 Address: Norðurljósavegur 9, 240 Grindavík Opening hours: Open all day Play time: 2-4 hours Speaking of this geothermal hot spring formed by volcanic lava, the lake water is rich in minerals. Take a look 👁, rinse in it ♨️, and your body and mind will be completely relaxed! Amalienborg Palace 💖💖💖💖 Address: Amalienborg Slotsplads 5, 1257 København K Opening hours: October 22 - December 22 (closed on Monday) October 22-December 22 Tuesday-Friday 10:00-15:00 October 22-December 22 Saturday-Sunday 10:00-16:00 Play time: 1-2 hours The royal home is a place of beauty. The residence of the Danish royal family, don’t forget to absorb the royal style! Black Sand Beach 💖💖💖💖💖 Address: Vikurbraut, Vik Iceland Opening hours: Open all day Play time: 1 hour Take an hour to admire this strange lava mountain rising from the sea. The volcanic lava granular beach on the black sand beach will open your eyes. -- Some tips: 1. Food: You must not miss the Nordic canned herring and smoked salmon. If you want to try something special, Norwegian lamb soup and Swedish meatballs are highly recommended! 2. November climate: The winter in Northern Europe is a real world of ice and snow❄️. Be sure to bring coats, sweaters, scarves and gloves. Don’t forget the skin care products to keep your skin warm and moisturized. 3. Specialty product prices: Exquisite Viking ship models and Nordic-designed tableware are both good souvenir choices, but the prices are a bit high💰, so be sure to consider your budget when choosing. -- 💖The beauty of Northern Europe is like walking out of a painting. I look forward to seeing it during my travels! If you like my guide, please follow me! 💖

#traveldiaries A boat trip along Oslofjord offers stunning views of the city and nearby islands, making it a must for nature lovers and photographers. • Tip: Opt for a sunset cruise to see the fjord bathed in golden light.

#summerdestinations A trip through the Oslo fjords offers an unforgettable journey into Norway’s stunning natural beauty. As you cruise through these majestic waterways, you'll be captivated by the dramatic cliffs, lush greenery, and sparkling blue waters that define the fjord landscape. Each twist and turn reveals a new breathtaking vista, from quaint coastal villages nestled between towering hills to tranquil coves reflecting the sky. The serene environment invites you to disconnect from the hustle and bustle and immerse yourself in the calming presence of nature. Whether you're admiring the rugged coastline or simply enjoying the peaceful ambiance, an Oslo fjords trip promises a rejuvenating escape and a deep connection with the awe-inspiring wonders of Norway’s natural world.

My visit to Oslo was an inspiring journey through a city where modern architecture and natural beauty converge, creating a harmonious balance of urban sophistication and outdoor allure🌆. The capital of Norway, with its fjords, forests, and cultural landmarks, offered a unique blend of experiences that captivated my senses from start to finish🌲. Exploring the Oslofjord by boat was a highlight, revealing the city's stunning waterfront and the tranquility of the surrounding islands. The fresh, crisp air and the gentle lapping of the waves provided a serene backdrop for admiring the picturesque scenery🚤. The Vigeland Sculpture Park, with its vast collection of intriguing sculptures by Gustav Vigeland, was not just an artistic journey, but also a foray into human emotions and relationships. Strolling among the sculptures set in beautiful landscapes was both thought-provoking and visually stunning🗿. Sampling Norwegian cuisine at the local markets was a delightful experience. The freshness of the seafood, particularly the salmon and shrimp, offered a true taste of Norway's culinary offerings. Paired with local craft beers, it was a gastronomic treat🍤. Remember, Oslo's weather can be unpredictable, so dressing in layers is advisable. Comfortable walking shoes are a must to fully enjoy the city's many walking paths and nature trails👟. Lastly, visiting the iconic Oslo Opera House, with its modern design and stunning rooftop views, is a must. The building is not just a cultural landmark; it's a testament to Norway's commitment to art, innovation, and accessibility🎭. #OsloOutdoors #FjordFocus #NordicNarratives #SculptureStrolls #CulinaryCapital 🇳🇴🌊🌿📷🧀 #falltrip#mytravelhacks#historicallandmarks

Oslo Fjord from a Viking boat