Anker Hotel Best Western Oslo

Hier (7/6/8), j ai loué un vélo pour visiter Copenhague. Cette ville est vraiment concue pour le vélo (larges pistes cyclables, feux addaptés, et bien entendu plat...) C est genial ! On se prend a faire la course de feux rouges en feux rouges avec les autres cyclistes, et l on decouvre la ville bien plus rapidement. Je me suis predu dans une banlieue de Copenhague, ce qui ma permis de decouvrir de superbes plages de sable bondee de monde. Mais avec une super ambiance (tounoi de beach volley, ...

It's another sunny day in Oslo. I checked out of the Anker Hostel (pretty decent place, great location), and had a traditional Norwegian breakfast at the hotel next door, consisting of various meats, breads (some were like crackers), cheeses, potatoes, and cole slaw (not sure if that's what they call it here, but that's what it was like). I'm now in the train station, with my big pack safely stowed away in a locker. Tonight I'm taking the night train to Stockholm. I reserved a couchette, so h...

Yet another good journey, and with the
scenery gradually becoming hillier and picturesk, we arrived at the
big hostel. After checking in and after what would be called breaking
and entering into someones room – twice – we made it to our room,
only to be hit by a wave of heat when we opened the door to our digs.
We went and done some laundry, and haggled a cheaper wash off of a
student in the laundrette (the hostel were charging £8 for a
wash and dry, so we...

We made it! After about 24 hours traveling - pretty easy really; flights on time, connections easy, no difficult seat-mates - we arrived in Oslo around midnight last night. We got on the last train to downtown, missing only Lea's backpack which we had discovered was still in London. We checked into Anker Hostel (an easy walk from the train station) - the room is clean, quiet, and spare and/but the lobby is happening - and then slept for about 14 hours. Today we wandered a little through downt...

Hey everyone Arrived in oslo on the 24th, trip got off to a great start, met an irish fella in the airport living in norway and after talking to him for a while he offered us a lift to oslo which saved us getting the bus. oslo is a great city really nice buildings and statues all round the city. we got good weather the first day as well so it was nice walking around the city. the two nights we went out were a good laugh, we were drinking with swedes an american and a canadian.the only thing ...

Hello! I'm starting to question my sanity in leaving a cold country like Canada to come visit an equally cold country! Oh well...what doesn't kill me will make me stronger... This is my second time in Oslo [I think that I prefered it last time as it was warm...] The first thing that comes to mind is Mcdonald's, Burger King and 7-Eleven's! They seem to have spawned here and they are everywhere! Oslo is famous for being expensive and trust me, it is not exagerated in the slightest! Pizza's are ...

First day, time to leave. This is at this moment that who realise what's really going on. Before this time it's only words. Who say you will go away be you didn't realise how it's going to be. But when the d-day arrive.....wow......it's not words anymore! Taking my bags at the airport, check in, boarding, ........... and sat in the plan. It was strange because in the same time I was feeling excited and also afraid !? But when the plane take on I think there's no way back and start to enjoy my...

going to try remember what happened as it is now 4-11 when i am typing this: so from london i took the train to stansted airport, where i took a flight to oslo....totally like trains better at this point. got to oslo airport and was a bit frustrated trying to figure out how to get to city center, finally figured out i needed to take a bus...so ended up spending several hours waiting at airport for next flight to arrive as they time the ryan air flights with the buses. good thing i got on as i...