Railing thru Europe: Stop 11.1 Norway – Oslo
Posted by ourjotterbook on Tuesday, November 30, 2010 · 1 Comment
When we ventured up the Scandinavian lands, we were prepared to blow a hole in our pockets as we had heard that Scandinavia is notoriously expensive and the knockout of them all is Norway. However, unlike some countries like Italy, Norway is Eurail friendly, meaning we do not need to pay for reservations with our pass. If our Eurail pass does not have an expiry date, we would be happily zipping back and forth across the beautiful Norwegian landscape and its fjords and not have to worry if we’ll have enough time to travel to the other countries before our passes expires!
Inside the Oslo Sentralstasjon (Oslo Central Station)
Stortinget (Parliament of Norway) located at Karl Johans Gate
Oslo Royal Palace
Are we seeing double?!?
Vigeland Sculpture Park contains the 212 sculptures created by Norweigian sculpture Gustav Vigeland
Oslo rådhus (Oslo City Hall) at night
The Parliament of Norway at night
Join us on the legendary scenic train ride from Oslo to Bergen on our next post!
J
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