Tips & Tricks
Øya Festival (Tøyenparken, Oslo) – this is Oslo’s biggest music festival. In August every year it draws around 60,000 music lovers to Oslo’s east side, where they can enjoy four days of everything from international stars to up-and-coming artists. The Club Night on Tuesday, with concerts at many small clubs, serves as a warm-up for […]
TusenFryd (Vinterbro) – ubicado a unos 20 km. Al sur de Oslo (a lo largo de la ruta E6 / E18 hacia Suecia), este parque de atracciones tiene la montaña rusa más espectacular de Escandinavia: SpeedMonster, con una velocidad de 0-90 kilómetros en 2 segundos, tiene 6000 caballos de fuerza y brinda a los pasajeros […]
Sami Country Excursions (northern Norway) – those travelers who opt to visit the northern regions of Norway (in part to see the “Northern Lights”) will also come across the country’s indigenous people, the Sami. The Sami people are also known as Lapps, but prefer to be called Samis. Their culture has been developing in Northern […]
Spa Treatments – A favored place to relax among Norwegians and other Scandinavians, a spa is a place for health and personal treatments and well-being. Water usually plays an essential part, with hot and cold pools and tubs. There are often different kinds of massages and skin treatments available. For those with deeper pockets, one […]
Spektrum Arena (Sonja Henie Plass 2, Oslo) — esta arena multiusos cubierta, que se inauguró en 1990, tiene una capacidad de 8.700 asientos. Reserva una variedad de actos de pop y rock, como Bruno Mars, Deep Purple, The Wanted Elton John y Drake, así como espectáculos de hielo como “Disney on Ice”.
TusenFryd (Vinterbro) – located about 20 km. south of Oslo (along Route E6/E18 towards Sweden), this amusement park has Scandinavia’s most spectacular roller coaster: SpeedMonster, with a speed of 0-90 kilometers in 2 seconds, have 6000 hp and give the passengers a feeling of 4G vertical. Don’t miss ThunderCoaster, which has been elected the 5th […]