There are many couples out there who are wondering if they should move to Norway to raise their family or to have children, or if it’s better to stay in another country. It’s not like anyone can freely move to Norway to have children here, but it’s open to some. One of the groups are … Read more
Norway is known to be an expensive country, but did you know that there are some things that are cheaper in Norway compared to most places in the world? As a matter of fact, we’ve found a total of 26 different goods and things that are generally cheaper in Norway than in most countries. So, … Read more
There’s no doubt that using the public transportation system in Oslo is the best and easiest way to get between the different tourist attractions and areas in the city, but how much does it cost exactly? A single ticket at the public transportation system in Oslo for adults are 39 NOK, and 20 NOK for … Read more
Brown cheese is a great souvenir to bring back home from your trip to Norway, either to eat for yourself or to give to a loved one. Normally brown cheese need to be kept in a refrigerator, so can you even keep brown cheese in room temperature for the flight home? Brown cheese can be … Read more
November is the final autumn month in Norway, but Norway is pretty cold and usually partly snowy at this point of the year. Visiting Norway in November is a great option for anyone wanting to experience the country before it gets completely overtaken by Christmas decorations in December, and it’s a good time to visit. … Read more
Oslo is the capital and biggest city in all of Norway, and brings in over a million tourists yearly. It’s a big city, and some tourists are tempted to rent a car and drive when visiting Oslo. But driving in Oslo is not as easy as you might think, and we will look closer at … Read more
The Pulpit Rock, known as Preikestolen locally, is among the most visited natural attractions in Norway, and it’s very popular with foreign tourists in the summer months. As a matter of fact, the natural stone plateau attracts as many as 300,000 visitors yearly, and everyone must complete a hike to get to the attraction. But … Read more
Oslo is an incredible city to explore, filled to the brim with exceptional architecture, interesting museums and probably the best shopping options in all of Norway. There’s a thousand reasons to visit Oslo, but let me tell you, you don’t want to keep that heavy backpack with you during your stay. If you’re coming to … Read more
There are thousands of international students who come to Norway to study at the universities, and get to experience the Norwegian culture while also getting a free university degree. But even though the university degree itself is free for EU-citizens (but no longer for international students), you still need to pay the living costs for … Read more
Trolltunga has become one of Norway’s staple natural attractions, and is become more and more popular for each year that passes. Both Norwegians and foreign tourists alike attempt the 12 hour hike to get to Trolltunga every summer, only to be greeted by a 2 hour queue to be able to go out and snap … Read more