Continuing on our Northern European cruise, we enjoyed a classic cruise day in Oslo. Our cruise ship docked right in Oslo’s harbor, and we popped off the ship to see the city before “all aboard” at the port. Photos by Trish Feaster, see her blog at The Travelphile.com.
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6 Replies to “Cruising Northern Europe: Our Day in Oslo”
After 40 some odd years you are back again. My husband and I never think that we will stop going back to some very favorite cities. Hope we can keep going until we are very old!
No other travel writer gives us so much useful information about EU.
Cheers,
doppelganger
WEDU Tampa
Oslo- my favorite European capital. Clean, well-organized, busy but not too bustling, manageable size, stylish but not ostentasious and situated in a beautiful natural setting.
Live you life and forget your age! – Norman Vincent Peale
Sofar , I’ve seen only one capital: Copenhagen (DK) the city with a heart. I’m looking forward to visit Stockholm and
Oslo. Muenich, the capital of Bavaria, is “Gemuetlich”. The “Baverian National Museum” is a must see. Awesome!
Bolzano/Italy is a quaint town, about a 3 hrs drive from Muenich through breathtaking country side, castles right and
left after Kufstein. The drive leads you directly into the heart of the Dolomites, the sunny side of the Alps. At Bolzano’s
market place is an impressive monument of the minstrel Walther von der Vogelweide (1170 – ca. 1230), one of the
most important minstrels with roots in South Tirol. The South Tirol Museum of Archaeolog in Bolzano is well worth a
visit. It houses “5,000 yrs old Oetzi, the Ice Man”. More info in Rick Steves’ ” Europe through the Back Door 2012″,
section Offbeat Europe.
PS Doppelganger- Norway isn’t in the EU.
Really so nice blog. This articles everybody help us for travel advice.
Great collection here….thank you!
After 40 some odd years you are back again. My husband and I never think that we will stop going back to some very favorite cities. Hope we can keep going until we are very old!
No other travel writer gives us so much useful information about EU.
Cheers,
doppelganger
WEDU Tampa
Oslo- my favorite European capital. Clean, well-organized, busy but not too bustling, manageable size, stylish but not ostentasious and situated in a beautiful natural setting.
Live you life and forget your age! – Norman Vincent Peale
Sofar , I’ve seen only one capital: Copenhagen (DK) the city with a heart. I’m looking forward to visit Stockholm and
Oslo. Muenich, the capital of Bavaria, is “Gemuetlich”. The “Baverian National Museum” is a must see. Awesome!
Bolzano/Italy is a quaint town, about a 3 hrs drive from Muenich through breathtaking country side, castles right and
left after Kufstein. The drive leads you directly into the heart of the Dolomites, the sunny side of the Alps. At Bolzano’s
market place is an impressive monument of the minstrel Walther von der Vogelweide (1170 – ca. 1230), one of the
most important minstrels with roots in South Tirol. The South Tirol Museum of Archaeolog in Bolzano is well worth a
visit. It houses “5,000 yrs old Oetzi, the Ice Man”. More info in Rick Steves’ ” Europe through the Back Door 2012″,
section Offbeat Europe.
PS Doppelganger- Norway isn’t in the EU.
Really so nice blog. This articles everybody help us for travel advice.
Great collection here….thank you!