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An Oslo local shares his best tips for getting the most out of the city.
Oslo Travel Guide: Sørenga Seawater Pool
Check out this new seawater pool and bathing place right at the hearth of Oslo! This large jetty is specifically made for bathing. It is free to use, all year around. It is within walking distance from Oslo Opera and Oslo Central Station.
The bathing complex features a beach, an enclosed salt water pool, and a salt water pool with swim lanes. There is also a dive tower and a life guard service.
Behind the beach starts a promenade that runs along the fjord to towards the Oslo Opera. There are restaurants, bars and coffeeshops. Featured in this film was:
Dock Espressobar
Mirabel restaurant
Cargo restaurant
At Friluftshuset Sørenga you can rent kayaks which you can use for paddling in the Oslo Fjord. The webpage for the kayak rental is unfortunately only in Norwegian:
friluftshuset.dntoslo.no/kajakk/
Sørenga sjøbad is pen all year around, but bathing at night is prohibited. As of 2018, the opening hours are 06-22.
The bathing complex features a beach, an enclosed salt water pool, and a salt water pool with swim lanes. There is also a dive tower and a life guard service.
Behind the beach starts a promenade that runs along the fjord to towards the Oslo Opera. There are restaurants, bars and coffeeshops. Featured in this film was:
Dock Espressobar
Mirabel restaurant
Cargo restaurant
At Friluftshuset Sørenga you can rent kayaks which you can use for paddling in the Oslo Fjord. The webpage for the kayak rental is unfortunately only in Norwegian:
friluftshuset.dntoslo.no/kajakk/
Sørenga sjøbad is pen all year around, but bathing at night is prohibited. As of 2018, the opening hours are 06-22.
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Oslo Travel Guide: Downhill sledding at Korketrekkeren
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Korketrekkeren is a 2 km (1.3 miles) long toboggan track in Oslo. This is a fun winter activity that you can do in Oslo as a tourist. It is enjoyable for children as well as for adults. To get to Korketrekkeren you have to take T-bane 1 (Metro) to Frognerseteren, which is the last stop. There, you can rent a sled and helmet, costing between 50 and 150 NOK. Currently the selection is between a w...
Oslo Nightlife: Metal bars and rock venues
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Let me show you the best bars for metal heads in Oslo! Visit the most popular venues for the rock and metal crowd. Norway is known as the birth place of black-metal, but the bars that actually play the music can be a bit hard to find. But they are there! Last Train (www.lasttrain.no) This is the oldest rock bar in Oslo. It was started in 1984, and is still among the best. Most of the crowd that...
Oslo Viewpoint: Grefsenkollen
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Grefsenkollen is a lookout point and restaurant in the north of Oslo. It's located on a hill in a forest area called Lillomarka. The road up to Grefsenkollen (Grefsenkollveien) is popular amoung runners and cyclists due to the steep incline. Longboarders are also use Grefsenkollveien for downhill racing. Every May there is an uphill race (run) that finishes at Grefsenkollen. The name of the rac...
Oslo Street Food: Vippa @ Vippetangen
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This is Oslo Harbor's newest venue, a former warehouse which has been converted into a large bar and food court. Vippetangen is the name of the southern point of the inner harbor area in Oslo. It is in close proximity, to the west of the Stena Line and DFDS ferry terminal. And a short walk to the east of Oslo Cruise Terminal and Akershus Castle. Google Maps link to Vippa: goo.gl/oj37L8 Official...
Oslo Island Hopping: Hovedøya and Langøyene
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The islands in the Oslo Fjord are easily reachable by ferry from Aker Brygge, in front of City Hall. In this video we visit two of the islands. You pay for the ferry by using a regular public transportation ticket. If you already have a buss pass or Oslo Pass, you don't need to purchase an additional ticket. The easiest way to purchase a public transportation ticket in Oslo is to use the Ruter ...
Oslo Nightlife: Underground bars
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Visit the best underground venues in Oslo. In these unpolished bars you will get cheap beer, good music, and the authentic underground feeling.
Oslo Travel Guide: Ekebergparken
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This modern sculpture park is located on a hill close to Oslo, overlooking the city. The park is in a wooded area. There are many lookout points where you can see Downtown Oslo, and the Oslo Fjord. Check ekebergparken.com/en/ for information on the installations, and for a map of the park. Entrance is free, and the park can be reached by public transportation from Downtown Oslo in twelve minute...
Hiking in Oslo: Hammeren to Ullevålseter
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Great hiking opportunities are just a short bus ride from downtown Oslo. A one-hour walk into the vast forest of Nordmarka that surrounds Oslo is Ullevålseter. Ullevålseter is an old shieling/farm in the forest north of Oslo which has been converted into a ski lodge. It's a popular destination for hiking or trekking, both summer and winter. There is a cafe which serves refreshments and traditio...
Oslo Travel Guide: St. Hanshaugen
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This neighborhood is located to the northwest of downtown Oslo. It is one of nicest and most expensive places to live in Oslo, many Norwegian celebrities live here. The name St. Hanshaugen refers specifically to the hill in St. Hanshaugen park. It is also the name of surrounding area, and the neighborhood to the south of the park. Most of the venues are located around the intersection Waldemar ...
Oslo Travel Guide: Aker Brygge
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At this famous harbor promenade at the heart of Oslo you can enjoy a wide range of fancy restaurants, or sit down quayside with a magnificent view of the Oslo Fjord and Akershus Castle. One famous restaurant is Lekter'n, which is a barge that is moored on Aker Brygge. Another famous sea food restaurant is Lofoten. The newest part of Aker Brygge is Tjuvholmen. On Tjuvholmen you will find the Ast...
Hyperlapse: Thorvald Meyers gate, Oslo, Norway
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Thorvald Meyers gate is the main street of Grünerløkka. This moving timelapse was filmed on a quiet Saturday in July 2016. Except for downtown and Karl Johans gate, Oslo is very relaxed in July because everybody is on summer holiday. This video starts at Nybrua, goes up along Thorvald Meyers gate, passes Olaf Ryes plass park on the left side, and later Birkelunden park on the right side. The vi...
Oslo Nightlife: Grünerløkka
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Check out the best bars in Oslo's finest bar district. This is where Oslo locals go to drink, well away from the touristy bars in Karl Johans gate and downtown Oslo. Django is a jazz bar at the top of Grünerløkka, by Birkelunden park. They have live jazz performances Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Sunday. The bands are regulars, but there are different ones on different days. Tea Lounge is a c...
Oslo Travel Guide: Akerselva
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Off the beaten path, but right at the center of Oslo is the river that divides Oslo into east and west. Akerselva starts at Maridalsvannet lake in the north of Oslo, and discharges into the Oslo Fjord, right behind the Oslo Opera. Despite being a much used green area by Oslo locals, not many tourists find their way to Akerselva. The area around the lowest parts of Akerselva is called Vaterland,...
Hyperlapse: Aker Brygge, Oslo, Norway
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This is a moving timelapse from the Aker Brygge harbour in Oslo. Aker Brygge is a former shipyard which has been turned into Oslo's finest waterfront area. It is located right at the center of Oslo, overlooking the Oslo Fjord and Akershus Castle. The video starts at Rådhusplassen by the Nobel Peace Center, and goes along Aker Brygge all the way until Tjuvholmen. Tjuvholmen is the latest additio...
Oslo Travel Guide: Karl Johans gate
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Oslo Travel Guide: Karl Johans gate
Hyperlapse: Karl Johans gate, Oslo, Norway
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Hyperlapse: Karl Johans gate, Oslo, Norway
The University of Oslo: Blindern Campus Guide
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The University of Oslo: Blindern Campus Guide
Oslo Travel Guide: Beautiful photo spots in Oslo
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Oslo Travel Guide: Beautiful photo spots in Oslo
Oslo Travel Guide: Things to do in Oslo as a Tourist
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Oslo Travel Guide: Things to do in Oslo as a Tourist
Fastest way from Oslo Airport Gardermoen to Oslo
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Fastest way from Oslo Airport Gardermoen to Oslo
i love oslo and karl johan, but I hate tourist so much
“If you are struggling with rent you know where to go”😭
Perhaps not funny anymore with the current housing crisis. I moved to Thailand and probably won't be coming back to Oslo because it's simply not worth the cost anymore. Nevermind. It was fun while it lasted. 😊
Thank's we will visit as many as we can..
Oslo is not even 1 million.
"the city's greater urban area had a population of 1,064,235 in 2022" Source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oslo I didn't know that!
Thanks for an informative and entertaining video.
are there sharks? or did they putting netting around?
No net and no sharks. 😊 Only jellyfish if unlucky
@@OsloProJonas nice! I wish we had that in Miami...but we have sharks and alligators in our waters lol
Omg looks so fun!!😍😍 and scary😬
Very useful video. Really enjoyed it.
Thank you OsloPro
Hi! What's the best place to safely do some sledding with my 2 year old toddler (he's almost 3). Thanks!
Most people would probably just go to one of the many local slopes with a toddler. But then you need your own sled or something to slide on. You can buy them at any sports shop. Doesn't have to be fancy. Here's an overview of slopes in Oslo: www.aktivioslo.no/guide/aking/akebakker/ You can also go to Korketrekkeren as I did in the video to rent a sled. Just go when there are not too many people like weekdays and use your feet to break and you'll be fine.
Came to Oslo from England, found this video last night, I am now sat in Rock In, because of your video. SKÅL!
That's great. Enjoy! 😁
Everyone is pretty in Mono! hahaha Wake up in the morning and check the bank balance and hope she's cooking breakfast! I think honorable mention for Queens out the back of Spectrum, not metal but great live music! Just don't fuck a girl upstairs, the staff frown upon that.....
Hahhaha I like him his sense of humour is spot on. I've just come back from Oslo lovely city.
The water temp is 18 celcius 🥹 I'd probably have a heart attack if jumped like you did 🙈 Enjoy the beautiful beach 🙏🏻👍🏻
THE PSYCHIC SOUL OF MANY CITIZENS IS PROGRAMMED HYMNOTIZED DECEIVED BY SATAN TO THINK SPEAK TO BEHAVIOR AND ACT EXTREMELY WRONG DANGEROUSLY WITH DISASTROUS CONSEQUENCES SELF DESTRUCTIVE BANKRUPTCY BASED ON FALSE INFORMATION POLITICAL RELIGIOUS SCIENTIFIC FINANCIAL OR OTHER NATURE WHICH GOD HAS WRITTEN THROUGH HIS SERVANTS THE HOLY PROPHETS APOSTLES IN THE 10 DIVINE LAWS AND THE HOLY TRUTH FROM THE BIBLE REFLECTS THE GOOD, RIGHT AND HOLY WILL OF GOD AND IS PERFECTLY TRUE, RIGHT, RIGHT AND A CLEAR, EXACT MAP, A TRUE GUIDE FOR ORIENTATION IN LIFE, SO THAT SATAN AND THE DEVILS DO NOT DECEPT US GET LOST LOST IN THE INFORMATION SPACE.
Hi Jonas thanks for your advice for our next trip to Oslo 👍
Great video showing Oslo in a fun way . Thanks .
Flott film,drar der en dag👍
Taking a mini cruise to Oslo from Copenhagen giving 5 hours there.Thought i had a plan with it bein a compact city but your very informative videos are throwin up allsorts of new stuff. Should have stayed one night at least.Damn.
You can walk through Karl Johan street from west to east, see the Opera building, and then walk from the Opera up along Akerselva river to see Grünerløkka. It should be doable in 4 or 5 hours, depending on how long time you spend on each spot.
@@OsloProJonas Cheers. Sounds like a plan. Will probably do just that
Oslo is very beautiful and charming !! Thanks for the visit.
Thx, this was very helpful. Going to be there in June this year. Looking forward to the visit.
Your Canal is amazing. In this, it can be seen the place that now is the National Museum on. 👍👍
Best
Where are you OsloPro give us more insights of the beautiful Oslo city, ha de bra!
I've lived in Thailand for the last four years. But maybe there will be an update this summer. 😊
Hey, herlige videoer! Kan du lage en video ''Nightlife: Pubs / Nightclubs''??
Halte dich nicht am Seil fest, sondern am Schlitten selbst, sodass du stabil sitzt und bei kleinen Sprüngen nicht den Kontakt zwischen Körper und Schlitten verlierst. Dann kannst du den Schlitten lenken indem du mit dem rechten oder linken Fuß bremst. Rechts bremsen = rechts fahren Links bremsen = links fahren.
Dude I LOVE you and your humor. You're an icon. And I hope you are still doing well. Love from NYC.
An amazing presentation about Oslo! Well done to this guy, well and clear explanation of the things to see.Homework for others :)
What about Vaterland? 🤔
Vaterland is a great venue! But it didn't exist when I made this video.
Oslo is such an great city and Norway a great country. I also found this about the same city ua-cam.com/video/sGk73SDMdiY/v-deo.html. Watch this!!
I love this video, takk! Are these bars still open? I'll pick one for sure when I'll be back this winter :) Horns up!
All except "Mono" club are still open. Some have moved to new locations. Google Maps will know the way. Additionally, there's a metal place that has opened since that you should check out. Search for "Vaterland Bar & Scene" on Google Maps. Welcome to Oslo! 😀
@@OsloProJonas Tusen takk! I'll check it out. Vi ses snart!
Thank you ❤️ 🇱🇰
Thank you ❤️ 🇱🇰
certainly top Olso tour guide:) I would sign up for your walking tour!
Akerselva deler ikke Oslo mellom øst og vest. Det er Uelands gate som deler Oslo i øst og vest Østkanten og vestkanten brukes om de to delene av Oslo som dannes av det økonomiske og sosiale skillet som historisk går langs Uelands gate.
Thank you for copying that information from Wikipedia and posting it here no.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%98stkant_og_vestkant_i_Oslo I'm sure that's technically and historically correct, but in many people's minds the river, which is close to Uelands gate, divides the city into East and West.
Very informative. I am from Southeast asia, so never experience any winter sport in my life. Great video
I'm glad you liked the video! You can go to Oslo and do this in the winter. Around December to February is the best time. By the way, I live in SE Asia now, Thailand. That's why I haven't made any new videos lately.
@@OsloProJonas สวัสดีค่ะ คนไทยเองค่ะ Hope you have a nice stay in Thailand
"Price in beers" 😂
Hello!It is posibile to launch one stand up paddle from the swimmingpool area?Tx
I would think so, but I really don't know.
My man! Thank you for this awesome video, I will be visiting in a little over two months so this has been very helpful! If I run into you at an Oslo bar your beers are on me. Limit 2. Your beers are not cheap.😆
Thanks, Dustin. I'm glad you liked the video! But I don't live in Norway anymore. 😢 I was in Oslo last week, though.
@@OsloProJonas well you have two more chances for free beer, I'll be in London and Stockholm as well 😂
Lignende København
Mange fine plasser jeg aldri har tenkt på, så frister å besøke neste gang :)
Du er flink, og mange fine videoer. :)
Thanks for this post! Would you know if the Karaoke Place still open? (2:25). Thanks.
to the left is the nudism beach so dont go there :D FUNNY
Nice video , thanks
Cool Oslo❤
Seam by be very great to Studie in Oslo Campus, I would be there to visite this main cultural beautiful Town. I like this Special Statue colunn, the Gymnastik , the Library but for sure less the Math building because I was null un maths,
And now this video showed up in my recommendations and made my day way better. Are there any good chances to move to Norway and work there as a foreign IT developer? Trying to learn a bit of Norwegian too (amazing language)...
I'm glad you liked it.🙂 It should be easy to find work as an IT developer. I am one too. If you are from a country in the EU or EEC the Norwegian company can hire you without any problems. If you are from the rest of the world I think it's more challenging because of visa issues.
@@OsloProJonas Thanks for the kind answer! Oh, you are in the IT branch aswell, that's amazing! I am not a senior, so I was a bit worried because I consider that Norway is super techonologically advanced and they may prefer to look for senior developers, especially within the country. Alright, at least I have IT and PL documents so it may be a good start. I will investigate about house rentals and so on.
I love how you give a lot of info regarding rock and metal places in Oslo. And your sense of humor is absolute gold. Tusen takk for this video! Can't wait to be there next month.
Thank you! I'm glad you liked the video. Keep in mind that some of these places have moved to new locations since I made this video. You can always find their current location on Google Maps. And there is at least one new venue that has opened: g.page/Vaterland_oslo
@@OsloProJonas Yeah, I could imagine that many things have changed in the meantime, but the video gave me anyways some useful info about the overall structure of the city and it will help me to choose the right hotel to stay at. Sadly I will be there just for one day, after my Lofoten trip, and I will spend most of the day at Spektrum for a concert...but, since I managed to drag my parents into this trip, and they are not coming to the concert, I want to give them as much info as possible about Oslo sightseeing. Tusen takk for verdifulle råd, Jonas!
we really need to talk my bro