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Oslo
... nicas de Oslo es la casa de la opera que se encuentra también sobre la rambla y tiene explanadas en varios niveles para ir a sentarse y pasar la tarde ahí con una excelente vista.Para culturizarnos un poco visitamos dos museos. Folkesmuseum es un museo sobre como vivió la gente en esta región a lo largo del tiempo y se pueden ver casas típicas de todas las épocas, granjas, etc. El Vikingskiphuset es la casa de los barcos vikingos en donde se pueden ver muy ...
Finally arriving in Oslo
... After the tour, I talked to our guide, Ingebjorg Tragethon, who happened to live in Gol, where my ancestors resided. She knew the name of the man who we arranged to meet with (Halgrim Ulsaker), and also of several of the family names that still live in the area. We exchanged numbers for possibly meeting with her on Sunday afternoon. In addition, I purchased a guide of the 29 Norway Stave Churches for 125 kroner. Unfortunately, I didn’t ...
Oslo
... information on several journeys (taken to Easter Island and other remote areas) that attempted to mimic early boat travel and intercontinental connection between indigenous peoples. We ran from our hostel to the Munch Museum, hoping to see "The Scream," but we arrived to learn that they close early during the summer. We did get to see Vigeland Park, a shocking masterpiece that houses countless statues of nude humans in an infinite number of poses ...
July 7, 2012
... that would fit in my office at work. Quite cleverly laid out, containing many Australian plants, some of which wee struggling a bit, probably jet lag. On leaving the gardens we were going to hike to the sculpture park, but the rain came down, so we took cover in the city. Once it eased we visited the rather unique opera house instead. It was clad in white marble and provided many vantage points for viewing the city. We had Italian for dinner, at our ...
Groundhog day
... transport to get there and we buy an Oslo Pass at the ferry terminals which will give us all day access on public transport, museum entries and a host of other benefits that we have no hope of using in one day.
After buying our passes we hurry to the ferry that is waiting to leave on it's half hourly timetable. The captain can see us running toward him but as the clock ticks past his ...
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