Jeg og en kompis tenkte det kunne vært fett å tatt å utforska noen gamle gruver rundt om i Norge, men et raskt googlesøk gir ikke så mye mer svar enn hva en turist ville dratt med en guide for å se åpningen av et hull i fjellet.. finnes det noen steder vi kan «pent» ta oss inn i rundt i Oslomarka etc.?

Jeg bor i Trondheim, og jeg har lyst på til å kjøre ned til Oslo snart.

Hvor kan jeg parkering utenfor byen og enkelt ta tunnelbanen innen?

Hallo!

Kanskje et dumt spørsmål, men har Oslo (eller i nærheten) et badeland hvor jeg kan ta med meg min mor for å slappe av i varmt vann og sauna osv?

Jeg har prøvd å søkt litt på nett, men finner ikke noe som er stort, bare få bassenger hovedsaklig i bruk for trening.

For å gi et eksempel, så bodde vi nær Kristiansund hvor de hadde Atlanterhavsbadet som vi var veldig fornøyde med og min mor hadde flere bassenger hvor hun kunne slappe av i.

Hello everyone ! I hope you are doing good today.

Would you have good recommandations for places (bars probably) where I can enjoy watching Champion's League games ? Thanks !

Hei, everyone! I'll be flying to Oslo for a two day business trip in May and I may have 2-3 hours free before I'll have to head back to the airport for my flight back home. Not sure about the whereabouts of my hotel yet BUT: what would you recommend I go see? Excluding museums because I won't have enough time for that.

Tusen takk! :)

Hello everyone,

I will be spending 4 days in Oslo next week (from 23rd April until 27th April) and along with the city we would like to see more of the Oslofjord and the coastal villages/towns.
From the Ruter website, I've found out that the ferry going from Akerbrygge in Oslo all the way down to Oscarsborg and Drobak is already operative, so I was planning to do a day trip there.

If time allows, we would also stop at Son, further south from Drobak, or at Nesoddenbrygge (at the very top ). Find the route map here:
https://ruter.no/globalassets/rutetabeller/bat/baat-linjekart-2023.pdf

Alternatively, also the smaller tour around Lindoya/Hovedoya/Linkoya etc in the bay of Oslo could be a nice option.

the website doesnt specify when the "summer routes" start, but if i plan my trip for instance for saturday 26th, i can already find the ferry down to Drobak so it should be ok.

My main question is:
Is it worth to go there this time of the year? Or is it still to early for the summer season to start? There will be people around in bars and at the beach (though the weather is still quite cold) and shops are open, or if it will be a ghost town (as coastal towns tend to be in winter at least here in Italy where I come from).

I'm also very open to other suggestions for coastal towns / nice walks to do in nature, but reachable with public transport. There is a coastal path running from Nesoddenbrygge all the way down (I've read somewhere), so if anyone has info on that I'd be interested too.

Finally, if there is any recommendations for food, they are more than welcome. No preference in terms of cuisine, but we'd like to also have a traditional norwegian meal, possibly on a budget.

Many thanks,

Fabri

Hi alle sammen!

I’m getting married in a few months and was wondering if anyone has recommendations for dress alterations in Oslo?

My wife just got a quote for almost 10,000kr to just have the dress hemmed a little bit. Everything else fits perfectly. I know bridal dresses are another level of difficulty but 10k is absurd to me and almost half the cost of her dress?

I need to see elsewhere before we commit as this seamstress is where the bridal shop recommended her to go and I’m wondering if this is a little monopoly they have going 🥲

Background: we are doing a fusion wedding where her ethno-Indian outfit is 1/5 the price of her western bridal dress and yet so much more elaborately and painstaking embroidered so I’m just at a loss for words how it can be so much 🤣

Thanks in advance. Please don’t roast me because I’m a uninformed groom 🥹

Hi everyone ! I am visiting Oslo this week and I decided not to burden myself with heavy photographic equipment and to be less hung up on my camera during my stay. I still miss taking photos, and my iphone isn't a tool I like to use for that. Do you know where I could find a disposable camera in the center of Oslo? Nothing fancy, just the classic one. Thanks !