I just came from Oslo, and there is so much more to see. These were just the three most clishé and expensive stuff you could see. Right next to the Munch museum is the roof of the opera house which you can climb and have the same view of the fjord for free. There is a peninsula with a bunch of museums on it, and simply walking in the city is so beautiful. The parks around the royal palace are delightful, the Akershus fortress is also cool. You can spend a day in Oslo, have a great time and not spend a dime on anything but food. This is really a crappy representation of the city.
@@peacevkw I spent about the same time there, no, it's nearly not enough. Of course it depends on what you want to see, but I think I could spend a month there exploring the city.
@@suchitasasha7395 if you are there for 1.5 days, I recommend you go to the opera house, from there to Akershus fortress, see the Oslo cathedral, and from there, go to the royal palace and take a picnic in the park. If you take your time, this will take you all daytime. On your half day you could go up to the ski jump on Holmenkollen. There is a spot from where you see the entire fjord, it's great view.
I think it's interesting video and recommendations.But,in my opinion I think you must include in the next video,more nature in Oslo (just like Vigelandsparken,Oslo fjord and some popular Islands,Songsvan, Frognerseteren open air museum)I think it's cheaper,but some place will long drive (Songsvan and Frognerseteren) Also, reminder Grønland (because so many unique food, vegetables and fruits).I know it's not unique Norwegian, but I think it's interesting (and I recommend pahlava and syrian milk pudding) It's a little long comment,but I hope this helps you Have a nica day) Thank you for the video
@@chadlarsen823 There is a version at the Munch Museum (on the 4th floor), and another one at the National Museum. Both originals - he painted several.
Thank you! Yes, there are two Versions of it in Oslo.The pastel one is housed at the Munch Museum, the other in tempera is housed at The National Gallery. Both museums are worth a visit!
Never been Going in may and I'm pretty sure you haven't sold the city well I'm European and I'm hard pressed to believe that's all there is to showcase
When i saw the must see of this video I was highly dissapointed. Oslo has so so much more than that Lots of historical sites, a fricking castle, a fortress and nice parks. And the only thing YOU talk about is some random museum that only famous for one painting. Thats so weird
@@DWTravel sorry, was just salty. I judged too soon. I see a lot of people who don't really care but I was wrong about your channel. You're having a crack. I do recommend taking a dive into Oslo's history if you return since I saw that you did some videos on different history. I like the video. Subbed :D
