Royal Palace
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Oslo on foot, the Royal Palace Jul 26, 2008
Oslo as a city presents itself as incredibly multi-cultural and diverse and presents the visitor with a few splendours to capture on your camera.
The Royal Palace is a must see and grabs the attention of many of the city's visitors. If you get there by 1.30pm you can observe the change of the guard before taking a strole around the garden areas around the back of the palace. A tour around the palace grounds is a good experience however if you wish to enter the building there is an admission fee. Near by you can also see the National Theatre and the University Grounds. For those of you whom would like to sightsee by foot this is possible after collecting a free city map, however there are many trams in the area and Oslo offers an efficient underground service.
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Oct 02, 2008
2nd October 2008
Oslo, Norway
Current Mood: Cold
Category: Travel And Places
A little known fact about Norway is that it is the original birth place of Father Christmas before he illegally entered Finland via a reindeer stolen from the R…Royal Palace , you know – looking for a good spot to break and enter into like, and it soon occurred to us that security at the Royal Palace is really lax. I could for example, say if I was drunk enough, go up to the front… Norway: Oslo |
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Sep 24, 2006
After a good night sleep I finally got my energy back and I felt ready to finally see the city of Oslo. We took the trikk (which is what they call to their trams) and got off at Brugata. And then we (my aunt and I) went inside the mall called Oslo C…Royal Palace. It was fun to see some royal guards marching to and from their designated place. After that we walked through Karljohan again and went to play some bingo. Most people that you would see in bingo games in Oslo are either old Norwegians… my first day in Oslo |
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Oct 27, 2006
My friend Phydie, who now lives in Hamburg Germany, visited me in Oslo. I toured her around the city for three days and we had a great time. She arrived at October 26 in Oslo and I picked her up at the Central Station (she took a train from the airp…Royal Palace because it was almost freezing and it started to rain more. The one umbrella we brought wasn't even helping because the wind kept blowing to our face. Instead of having the umbrella above our heads, we held it in front of us and used… Around Oslo w/ Phydie Day 1 |
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Sep 19, 2007
I love Norwegian cheese and the cheese slicer!
We started the day with the Vikingship museum. Those boats and objects are amazing! It is so impressive and really interesting.
Then, even if it was under a pouring rain, we decided to walk around Os…Royal Palace and went down the street to the National Theatre to finish at the Centraal Station, including stops to do some shopping. I really liked it, but I definitely will have to go back there to have a better idea of the atmosphere in the streets… Oslo D2 |
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Apr 17, 2007
It was a beautiful spring day when I walked around Oslo one last time before I left. The day was blessed with enough sunshine to keep me a bit warm because the air was still a bit cold that day.
As I can remember, I started from the central s…Royal Palace and took another bunch of pictures with it. I don't know why other people would just say no to a picture for the reason that they already have a picture with it. My point is, that was like months or even years… one more time |
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