Timo, mój znajomy z Belgii, odwiedził mnie na trzy dni w kwietniu i nie tylko była to świetna okazja do spotkania po latach ale również motywacja do zobaczenia bardziej turystycznych miejsc czy muzeów. Osobiście bardzo miło wspominam te odwiedziny, a poniżej możecie poczytać trochę o tym jakie wrażenie wywarło Oslo na nim.
O zwiedzeniu Oslo w dwa dni przeczytacie też w poście Oslo w 48 godzin, czyli coś dla krótkoterminowych gości.
Day I - Getting familiar
After a few hours of flight, the low altitude and the rough landscape give away that we are almost landing. It is noon. I can't wait to go to Oslo, but first I will arrive at Rygge airport, which is still about 50 minutes away from the capital of Norway. I followed the flow of people and decided to take the bus, while I also could have chosen the train.
When informing at the helpdesk where to exchange my money into norwegian crowns, the woman informs me that there is no need to exchange any money. Everything can be paid by card. And so it was. At the bus a retour ticket appeared to be less expensive than two one way tickets and costed me 230 NOK. Paid by card
When entering the city an array of small tall buildings welcomes me, a.k.a 'the barcode'. As an architecture lover this is an appealing welcome. Upon arrival my host during my stay, Natalia, waited for me together with a friend. So it happened that for my first steps in discovering Oslo I already had a couple of good guides.







