Rainbow Hotel Cecil Oslo

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... a construct of the right wing media, but it's true. In Norway houses aren't built next to each other; aren't semi-detached; and no two houses are the same; this is simply because all of these features of British housing are the product of necessity rather than intention, and in Norway there's no shortage of space.<br><br>Back on topic and we found our way circuitously to Residence Kristinelund, thanks mainly to Lyndsey's excellent internal compass. We were suprised to ...

... we were checked in and already checking out the sights of Oslo by 12:15pm! Oslo has by far the best public transport system of any city in the world - they've managed to fully integrate high speed trains with a localised bus and tram network that just works, and you can get where you want to, even the other side of town in a matter of minutes. On top of that, Oslo has a 24 hour ticket which is not a day ticket like most ...

... to see the famous rafts and to lean about his expeditions to prove that ancient peoples could have sailed across the vast expanses of the sea. By the time we made it back to that area of the city (subway, tram and busses later) the skies seemed to have opened up and it began to pour. We trudged on and got soaked, but it was worth it. The Museum was fascinating, even if I was over the day by that point. We'd been off the ship since 10:30, and it was ...

... It was a lot of fun, food and wine; 5 courses, a different wine with each course! I had trouble with a couple of the courses; #2 was grilled tuna, which I'm very allergic to (Joseph graciously ate mine), and #4 was the smelliest plate of cheese I ever smelled! Luckily I was not the only one put off by it. A couple of the guys loved it and ate every bite! Our second day was much shorter and was just Interiors ...

... denne turen ingen unntak. Først vant jeg 7-800, så tapte jeg alt. Gikk så å spillte på pokerautomat, vant ca 700. Så satt vi og spillte til de stengte og jeg endte opp i null. Vi var begge fornøyde og gikk og vekslet inn sjetongene. Så gikk vi å la oss i de forpulte liggestolene, jeg lå i 1000 forskjellige stillinger, endte med at jeg kapputulerte og la meg på gulvet. 09.30 var vi i Kiel, båtturen var meget bra.

Well Norway was an experience of a lifetime. It was primarily for Glaciations however, we were able to see a fair bit of the country aswell. We travelled from Oslo to Bergen during the day and made stops along the way. In Bergen we stopped off at a Glacier, Glacier walking is a must for everyone!!! It was ...

... eventually I decided to check out Akker Brigg. Akker Brigg was described in my guide book to be this large mall and that it's one of the largest of somewhere where I don't remember but it was cool. Sadly it was closing time, so I couldn't really enjoy it that much, but I got to look in some of the stores, which primarily sold clothing. On my way back to the room, I stopped into a few 7-elevens to see if I could get some ...