Ekeberg Pensjonat Oslo

... 1075;де подаю 90; лучши 81; яблоч 85;ый пирог в Осло. Огром 85;ый, со взбит 99;ми сливк 72;ми...

С 80;дя на с ...

... free internet, taking a stroll around town, and watching rich people take helicopter rides. (I prefer to explore the mountains with my legs!) This day feels like vacation, and I feel rested up for the next morning when I head over to the Geiranger fjord which is listed among UNESCO’s world heritage sites. It is quite beautiful although the ferry ride is pretty short. The tiny town of Geiranger at the end of the fjord is just my base for the day ...

... They make shiny metal helmets with sharp points on top look positively sane by comparison. The National Gallery also seemed quaint, especially after the completely OTT Hermitage in St Petersburg, but it was free which is brilliant when compared with other attractions in Oslo. The main attraction here is Edvard Munch's famous painting of "The Scream". There are actually 4 versions of the painting, two of which are in the Munch Museum across town, and a fourth owned by a rich ...

... spotting so many different ethnicities. We took the Oslo T-bane train up a beautiful hill to Kafé Seterstua, located 435m (1427 ft) above downtown Oslo and the Oslo Fjords in Frognerseteren. The impeccable, pristine natural landscape and panorama of the Norwegian countryside was grand from every corner. As we hiked through the deciduous forest, the summer evening light filtering through the branches danced over the shoulders of Judith's ...

... is obvious, but it seems almost as if you can't hear the scream. Pretty powerful stuff, once it's given some context. But I suppose this is something true of almost all artwork.

Funny sight of the day - I was in a gallery with a number of nude paintings and a bunch of older male Asian tourists had big smiles on their faces and made a beeline toward them. They were laughing and joking around; I wished that I could ...

... its passengers being tossed around like lettuce in a salad. I was sitting behind the driver so that i could easily ask him which of the three Brighton stops i was looking for but you know when your listening to your ipod you tend to say things a little louder than you think. Well my response to the kerb mounting went something like this "****ing hell, holly **** balls this guy is a nutjob" needless to say he was not impressed and reminded me that he had told us to have our seat ...

... and snowball fights. Next stop was the National Theater where many famous, mostly Norwegian plays are performed, most notably of Henrik Ibsen. We also passed by the Oslo University on the way to the Royal Palace and Slottsparken. At the Palace, we had some fun taunting the guards a bit, but not too much because of their loaded rifles. Next up, we walked by the Konserthus or Concert Hall, and stopped off for a coffee break. We then found our way to the City Hall, which ...

... full of vodka then add a dash of softdrink for flavour and to top it off have a Jaigermeister every ten minutes. Needless to say when we went out to the night club we were legless and couldn't string to words together... may have been speaking Norwegian too. The night club however was huge we passages between buildings. Did two laps of the city before finding my way back to the hotel... On the way back from Trondheim to ...