Oslo
1 Feb 2020
After our adventure at Lofoten islands, it was time to go back to Oslo. We took the flight from Evenes to Oslo airport via Scandinavian airlines (SAS) for EUR 60 per person bought during the Black Friday sale with checked baggage. Our flight was at 9.25am and arrived at Oslo at 11am.
We would only be spending 1 night in Oslo before our flight back to KUL tomorrow, and only around Oslo central, so we didn't purchase any day travel card. From Oslo airport, we took the local train to Oslo central for NOK 109 per person, with the journey time of 23 minutes.
We would be staying at Saga Hotel Oslo for NOK 965 per night with breakfast. There was a problem with the system, so we couldn't check in yet. We decided to go to the nearby Akershus fortress built around the 1290s. The fortress also houses a castle , a prison, military museum and a royal mausoleum.
From the Akershus fortress, we walked to Vippa, a food hall with international flavours. We found out about the food hall from the in flight magazine. We ordered a dish of fish and chips for 160 NOK. Other dishes sold there were Moroccan, Russian and Vietnamese among others.
After our late lunch, we went back to the hotel to check in and refreshed ourselves. At night, we ventured out a bit at the nearby Oslo central area and bought some fruits and bread for dinner.
We enjoyed the breakfast buffet at our hotel, taking our time before venturing out a bit while waiting to go the airport for our flight back to KUL at 4pm.
After breakfast, we walked around to Oslo cathedral, Oslo bazaar beside the cathedral, parliament building, National theater, the unique building of Radhuset, the Royal palace and Oslo opera house. We bought some souvenirs at the shops around the central area, and at 1pm made our way to Oslo central station to take the local train to the airport for NOK 109 per person which took 23 minutes.
After our adventure at Lofoten islands, it was time to go back to Oslo. We took the flight from Evenes to Oslo airport via Scandinavian airlines (SAS) for EUR 60 per person bought during the Black Friday sale with checked baggage. Our flight was at 9.25am and arrived at Oslo at 11am.
We would only be spending 1 night in Oslo before our flight back to KUL tomorrow, and only around Oslo central, so we didn't purchase any day travel card. From Oslo airport, we took the local train to Oslo central for NOK 109 per person, with the journey time of 23 minutes.
We would be staying at Saga Hotel Oslo for NOK 965 per night with breakfast. There was a problem with the system, so we couldn't check in yet. We decided to go to the nearby Akershus fortress built around the 1290s. The fortress also houses a castle , a prison, military museum and a royal mausoleum.
Akershus fortress |
Akershus fortress |
view of Oslo inner fjord from Akershus fortress |
From the Akershus fortress, we walked to Vippa, a food hall with international flavours. We found out about the food hall from the in flight magazine. We ordered a dish of fish and chips for 160 NOK. Other dishes sold there were Moroccan, Russian and Vietnamese among others.
Vippa food hall |
the various food stalls at Vippa food hall |
the various food stalls at Vippa food hall |
our fish and chips |
After our late lunch, we went back to the hotel to check in and refreshed ourselves. At night, we ventured out a bit at the nearby Oslo central area and bought some fruits and bread for dinner.
Oslo central area at night |
Oslo central area at night |
We enjoyed the breakfast buffet at our hotel, taking our time before venturing out a bit while waiting to go the airport for our flight back to KUL at 4pm.
salad and fish for breakfast |
bread and eggs also for breakfast |
After breakfast, we walked around to Oslo cathedral, Oslo bazaar beside the cathedral, parliament building, National theater, the unique building of Radhuset, the Royal palace and Oslo opera house. We bought some souvenirs at the shops around the central area, and at 1pm made our way to Oslo central station to take the local train to the airport for NOK 109 per person which took 23 minutes.
Oslo cathedral |
Oslo bazaar |
Oslo bazaar |
parliament building |
National theater |
Radhuset building |
Royal palace |
Opera house |
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