Norway
Oslo
Oslo is a fjord capital reborn — a waterfront of museums, opera, and a forest on the metro.
Oslo is Norway's redesigned capital — a waterfront of museums, the opera house you can walk on, and a forest (Nordmarka) reachable by metro. It's expensive, green, and quiet; see the Viking ships, the Munch museum, and the new Munch. Summer for the fjord; winter for the ski routes.
How long
2–3 days
Practical
Currency
Norwegian krone (NOK). Cards near-universal.
Language
Norwegian. English universal.
Getting around
Metro, ferries, and walking.
Budget range
NOK 1,200–2,200 per person per day at mid-range. Oslo is pricey.
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