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Lofoten
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#1 of 26 general tips & advice in Norway
Expensive "General Tip & Advice" in Norway
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Koralifix says:
Lofoten are amazing and storybook-like islands in the North Atlantic that offer stunning impressions, unique views and unforgettable travel experiences.
If you come to these islands you feel the original atmosphere of ancient and traditional Norwegian life.
A fascinating landscape including…
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Expensive "General Tip & Advice" in Norway
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Koralifix says:
Have you ever wished to escape the daily hustle and bustle but you can’t afford to charter a rocket to experience the time of your life?
Then the following idea might be a perfect option:
There are quite a lot of different possibilities of discovering the beautiful and marvelous impressions o…
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Very cheap "General Tip & Advice" in Norway
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Koralifix says:
Stave churches are medieval wooden buildings that could be seen as beautiful heritage from ancient centuries and reflect a valuable and rare style of architecture.
If you favour this special design you have to travel to Norway because almost all of the surviving stave churches exist there.
Stave…
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CFD says:
Want to see as much of Oslo as possible in a short time? All things here are in walking distance if nothing else is stated. Here is one itinerary if you like musesums and want to learn alot during your trip in Oslo:
Day 1:
Go from the Main square to the Royal Castle, seing the parlament and al…
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CFD says:
"Why do we have midnight sun?" did a guy ask me, so I decided to make a small drawing about why we have the Midnight sun and perhaps something else that is good to know. I would recommend that you take a good look at the picture before reading.
The big circle is naturally the Earth. The earth is …
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malinita says:
her is a side for everybody who likes festivals. go to www.festivalinfo.se
her you than can go on festivals and a lot of county chooses comes up.
go to the country you like and read about festivals coming up in that country.
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Free! "General Tip & Advice" in Norway
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CFD says:
If you bring (or Buy) a tent in Norway you can use it almost everywhere you want. As long as you keep out of people private gardens you can raise your tent as long as it is 150meter from the nearest house. Great if you are traveling Norway on a budget.
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CFD says:
If you are looking for something just go to "http://kart.gulesider.no/" use the "route planner" to find the sights you want to see. If you look in the upperright part of the screen there is a english version of the same site.
This is a really great tool where you can just type in the adress of th…
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Flybussen
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#9 of 26 general tips & advice in Norway
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Chokk says:
Arriving at Trondheim Airport which actually is situated 35 km from Trondheim you will need to find easy access to the city. If you are not that lucky that you know Travbuddy Marit then you have to settle with the second best, which is flybussen.
The bus Flygbussen leaves often; from very early m…
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Oslo, Norway
2 reviews
#10 of 26 general tips & advice in Norway
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jrplyhn says:
“When I was young, the capital of Norway was not called Oslo. It was called Christiania. But somewhere along the line, the Norwegians decided to do away with that pretty name and call it Oslo instead.” (Roald Dahl, Boy 1984)
Oslo is the largest city in Norway with its approximately 550,000 in…
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malinita says:
when I have traveling asround I have notis that in spain and othere countries south ther are commened to be eating breakfost out.
and once in bergen in the morning I meet a tourist from spain who asked me where in bergen she could get a breakfast?
well, in scandinavia there are no cultere of ea…
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malinita says:
this is a sight on internet where you can singup or go looking for a place to sleep.
it is staying some days in anothere persons home or barrow you bed or guestroom to someone.
if you want to live cheap and meet now people in your travling singup!!!!
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CFD says:
There is several ways to get around in Oslo and here im trying write som hints:
Oslo Airport Gardermoen. You can take the Airport Express (called Flytoget) which takes 19minutes into the City Centre. There is an 50% student discount.
PS!! Buy a ticket before you board the train if you want disco…
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Norwegian
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#14 of 26 general tips & advice in Norway
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danikbates says:
Norways cheap no-frills airline. Well, I did one flight, and it didn't seem no frills. But it was certianly cheap. I had no complaints. I actually enjoyed the experience on the three hour flight from London Gatwick to Tromso, Norway.
I pre-booked seating and luggage whilst booking the flight, wh…
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veitastrond says:
My hometown of Veitastrond, Norway, is a very small town. We have about 140 inhabitants, and the town itself are pretty closed in. But, I decided to write a little review of my hometown, in case some of you are considering visiting, or maybe you will consider it after reading this review.
As said…
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