Going to visit Oslo in few weeks. Got any hints on some places

>>1279099
Are you sure your wallet is prepared for it?

>>1279104
Yeah, I've got tickets, got place to live and got few grands to spend.

>>1279104
NOK is weak now and its surprisingly affordable

>>1279099
Many - I can write more tomorrow.

Places: Tjuvholmen, Astrup Fearnley, Opera House, Vigeland Sculture Park

Food: Pjoltergeist, Mathallen, Kamai, Munchies Burger

Drink: Torggata Botaniske, Crow Bar, Human Mote, Blå

Try to avoid the city centre including Karl Johans Gate (the main shopping street). Avoid shit like TGI Fridays and Egon, and never ever give anything to the gypsies. Oslo is divided into an affluent part, the west side, and an working class part, the east side. It's pretty fun to walk from Frogner to Grunerlokka, ie west to east. There's tonnes of good restaurants in Oslo. Le Benjamin is a good bistro, Pjoltergeist is a lot of fun and so is Publiko and Happolati. Fuglen and Himkok are good cocktail bars.

Download the app called Ruter and buy a day or weeks pass for the buss/tram/subway. Or just walk if the weather's good. It's a small City.

>>1279108
> I can write more tomorrow.
Thank you. Please do.

More interested in awesome places, like trolltunga, is it overrated? Or maybe preikestolen?

Would appreciate any details on those, including how to reach them, etc.

Do I have to get local currency or my credit card will do just fine?

>>1279112

They're both far off from Oslo. We're taking 6-10 hours by car.

No one but immigrants and old people use cash. Card's fine

>>1279114
Well, at least can I expect on some bus to get there? Or some regular tourist routes?

>>1279118
I've heard great things about the Norway in a nutshell tour, you should check it out

>>1279119
>>1279109
Thank you.

I'm going to Bergen in a few weeks. Any recommendations there?

>>1279145
Edvard Grieg's house. Also, eat a whale steak at the fish market, it will cost you about 80 eur.

>>1279108
bump