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Akershus palace and castle (Akershus slott)
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Start your journey around Norway from it‘s capital Oslo. The one thousand year old Norwegian capital lies between the Oslo Fjord and the green hills of Oslomarka. This impressive setting gives hints of the wild wonders that lie just beyond the town. The combination of city life and easy access to outdoor activities makes Oslo a unique destination. We advice to buy an Oslo pass, it allows free travel on public transport, free parking and lot of museum and sight admissions.You can explore Oslo by bout or bus. There are 40 islands depending to the town, some of them are private. Each has something intresting and exclusive: one of the biggest from everlasting was place for dates and lovers like to go there, another named as hare ialand, beacause there were many these animals before; one of the smallest is just with one house and small teritory, it calls paradise, because here is everything what you need for well life.It‘s worth to see Frogner park with 192 intresting realistic Gustav Vigeland sculptures, luxury structures, reminding Oslo heydays: Royal palace, Storting (parliament) building, National theatre, National gallery, university, a city symbol- red town hall. Visit Viking museum, wich is one the moust intresting museum in the world, precious are sea ships Fram and Kon-Tiki museums as well. If you are the art lover, go to Munch museum. Edvard Munch was the famous Norvegian expressionist. He presented his works to home town-Oslo, a collection of paintings, graphic art, drawings, watercolours and sculpture are exposed. Don‘t be surprised if during winter weekand town becomes empty. Towns people like to go to mountains, where skiing festivals happens. Join to this tradional events.
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Belarus
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United Kingdom
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Austria
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