Rica Holberg Oslo

... Oslo on Friday within half an hour of each other.<br><br>As we knew Norway was expensive, we had done a bit of research in advance, and concluded that we didn't want to stay in Oslo for the entire weekend, so in advance, we got cheap internal flights to Bergen on the Saturday, and booked a train ticket for the 7 hour journey from Bergen to Oslo on Monday, as we read that it is in the top 20 World train journeys (well deserved! More on that later!)<br><br>The ...

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... structure built from treated logs that are simply set on a concrete pad.  It dates back to the 13th Century.  <br><br>On to another museum, this one a Viking ship museum where we saw 3 viking ships that had been excavated.  When an important Viking person died they were always buried with his/her ship along with a lot of articles to help them when they got to Valhalla (heaven), including the main servant or handmaiden.  Apparently it was a great honor to go to Valhalla ...

... my Johnny-on-the-Spots for free! Hand sanitizer extra, too!&#8221;<br><br>Anywho... Getting back to the original story, I think what may have annoyed us all the most about Ellen was when we had to wait for her to finish her complimentary waffle and coffee before we could head back out.<br><br>After the ski jump &#8220;tour&#8221;, we headed back down the mountain to Oslo proper to re-board the ship. Tomorrow we have our final day at sea before going back to London. It has ...

... organs. During the visit Steve and I managed to lose each other and I was on my way back to the hotel to regroup when we found each other again near the tram stop. On Thomas and Linda's recommendation the next destination was the Norwegian Technical Museum. This is located on the edge of the city limits to the north of the centre, at the end of tram line 12. I relished the excuse to ride the tram to the end but I'm not sure if Steve was enjoying it so much, I think he still ...

..rano vstavame skoro...velmi skoro...velmi velmi skoro...naozaj velmi velmi skoro....cestou spime...v Oslo sme vystupujeme pri stanici, bagruje sa tu, na vezu s tocitym schodiskom sa neda ist...ideme po hlavnej ulici kde vidime nezive sochy trolov a na ktorej pri ceste naspat uvidime zive sochy (bronzovu, striebornu a pirata s lebkou ktora fajci-pirat fajcil tiez, ked nebol socha)..zive sochy ...

... can appreciate the tranquillity of the place to ourselves. Josh cooked another fantastic meal here and we sat on the pier and ate it. While he cooked he listened to and had a bit of a boogie to Van Morrison, perfect music for this setting. But Josh is convinced the fact that he is doing this means he is turning into his parents. He also thinks now that he drinks black tea regularly, and tells me to think about what I want out of the fridge before I open the fridge door are other ...

... looked postcard picture perfect with the slow moving barges passing up and down, their ripples creating a glistening reflection of the over hanging trees. The cafe's had lines and lines of chairs outside full to the brim with people enjoying the early signs of summer and Dam square was packed with people milling around buskers and street performers. While sitting out soaking up the atmosphere i came to the thought that if you were to take away the cannabis coffeshops and the red ...

... an exceptional person (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thor_Heye rdahl) and the museum very nicely intruduces him, his life, his project and expeditions. Definitely recommend! Another interesting thing about Norway is how expensive it is. It's hard to imagine another developed country with a capital unable to offer us enough hotel rooms at a business level price. On the first week of our stay we had to ...

... across Karl Johann's Gate, which is basically a major street in the heart of old Oslo with lots of shops, cafes and restaurants. Since it was Saturday there were a lot of people about going in and out of the shops and hitting the restaurants. I spent several hours just walking down Karl Johann's Gate, taking in the atmosphere, going in and out of shops and I also walked around the grounds of the University of Oslo and of ...