Thank you! It's nice to hear from you. A video about the islands would be great. But I think I will wait until the summer. I've never been to the islands at winter, we usually go for swimming and relaxing at the beach. It's hard to make videos at this time of the year. It's dark when I go to work, and dark when I go home. That leaves only a few hours in the weekends, if the weather is nice.
Hi! Depending on how much snow there is in Oslo right now, there are some things you can do. I'm in Thailand. The ski slopes are open, they make their own snow. But I guess that's a bit too much for just a weekend. And it's quite expensive if you have to rent everything. Downhill sledding at Korketrekkeren is popular and inexpensive. It works like this: You take the metro to Frognerseteren and rent a sled, costing 100 NOK. Then you sled down to the end of the 2km long slope. From there you take the metro back up again, and do it again. According to their website www.korken.no they are open Sunday 10-16. Check www.visitoslo.com/en/product/?TLp=182035 Ekeberg sculpture park is free and nice to walk around in winter. There is a view over Oslo, a good restaurant, and of course the sculptures. Take tram number 18 or 19 to Ekebergparken stop. Check ekebergparken.com/en for info.
I forgot to mention the ice skating at Spikersuppa, right in front of the parliament building. That's right by Karl Johans gate www.visitoslo.com/en/product/?TLp=15810
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cool video bro
Hi, I am your big fan, Would you introduce an Ireland such like havedøya? I saw wild fox there a few days ago when I was fishing there
Thank you! It's nice to hear from you. A video about the islands would be great. But I think I will wait until the summer. I've never been to the islands at winter, we usually go for swimming and relaxing at the beach. It's hard to make videos at this time of the year. It's dark when I go to work, and dark when I go home. That leaves only a few hours in the weekends, if the weather is nice.
OsloPro yes. today, dark starting from 3pm
Hey, Oslo Pro, I'm in Oslo for the weekend. Do you have any hints of what to do now in the winter?
Thanx a bunch ;)
Hi! Depending on how much snow there is in Oslo right now, there are some things you can do. I'm in Thailand.
The ski slopes are open, they make their own snow. But I guess that's a bit too much for just a weekend. And it's quite expensive if you have to rent everything.
Downhill sledding at Korketrekkeren is popular and inexpensive. It works like this: You take the metro to Frognerseteren and rent a sled, costing 100 NOK. Then you sled down to the end of the 2km long slope. From there you take the metro back up again, and do it again. According to their website www.korken.no they are open Sunday 10-16. Check www.visitoslo.com/en/product/?TLp=182035
Ekeberg sculpture park is free and nice to walk around in winter. There is a view over Oslo, a good restaurant, and of course the sculptures. Take tram number 18 or 19 to Ekebergparken stop. Check ekebergparken.com/en for info.
I forgot to mention the ice skating at Spikersuppa, right in front of the parliament building. That's right by Karl Johans gate www.visitoslo.com/en/product/?TLp=15810
Wow! Thank you ever so much!
Have a wonderful time there in Thailand ;)
I did everything you suggested (except for the skiing). Thank you for the videos and hints!!!
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I like Norway and Norwegian people. But, they walk too fast.