What to do in Norway —
17 things to do

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Sit on Trolltunga in Odda

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Trolltunga, or Troll’s Tongue, is a cliff hovering at a high altitude over a beautiful lake. Sit on its edge and make cool photos.

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See glacial waterfalls in Svalbard

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Tons of water, falling into the ocean, are a dazzling sight – admire the incredible glacial waterfalls in Norway.

FREE12Austfonna Ice Cap

See walruses in Svalbard

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Take a look at these awkward fin-footed giants. Getting acquainted with them is one of the major reasons for going to Spitsbergen.

Set out on fjord journey in Oslo

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You can take ferry and come round the whole Oslofjord inlet to witness pristine beauty of nature.

Climb to the top of Holmenkollbakken in Oslo

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Viewing platform at the height of 115 meters is accessible daily from 9 am till 8 pm (in winter - from 10 am till 4 pm).

NOK 1307Holmenkollbakken ski jumping hill

Go base jumping from the fiord cliff in Stavanger

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To jump from the cliff of the Norwegian fjord, you need to be an experienced basejammer.

NOK 50005Lysebotn

See the most famous Munch's picture in Oslo

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Munch museum keeps about 1100 paintings and 4500 drawings - world-known painting "the Scream" is among them.

NOK 1004Munch museum

Zip Line from the ski jumping hill in Oslo

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Rope down from the height of 115 meters at a speed of Olympic skiers.

NOK 7304Holmenkollbakken ski jumping hill

Go skating in frozen fountain in Oslo

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Spikersuppa ice rink is open in winter from 11am till 9pm (from 4 pm till 5 pm - break-up time). Ice skates rental - 45 kronas (30 kronas for children).

FREE3The Spikersuppa fountain

Try brunost in Oslo

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Norwegian brown cheese that tastes almost like caramelized milk. Norwegians eat it with Lefse flatbread. Whatever supermarket you come in Oslo you'll definitely find brunost.

Try Aquavit in Oslo

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Barrel-aged alkie made of potatoes and caraway is supposed to be drunk slightly heated. You can pop into any shop in Oslo and buy the traditional drink.

Watch changing of the guard in Oslo

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Changing of the guard takes place daily at 1:30 pm in front of the Royal Palace whatever the weather. It lasts about 40 minutes.

FREE2The Royal Palace

Feed ducks in the park of the Royal Palace in Oslo

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Heading to the Royal Palace Park, don't forget to grab some fresh vegetable to treat ducks swimming in the pond.

FREE2The Royal Palace

See the royal family in Oslo

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On Constitution Day (May, 17) the King of Norway and his family come out into the balcony to greet the parade and spectators.

FREE2The Royal Palace

Try lutefisk in Oslo

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Scandinavian Christmas dish of cod is served with mashed peas, bacon, boiled potatoes and akvavit vodka.

Walk on the Opera House roof in Oslo

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Marble roof of the Opera House goes down right into the Oslofjord. Just from here you can see beautiful view of the city.

FREE0The Opera House

Buy Viking helmet in Oslo

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Archaeologists say that Vikings wearing horned helmets is nothing more than a legend. But still it is the most recognizable symbol of Norway that you can buy in any souvenir shop.

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