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Drammensveien 507, Oslo, Oslo, 1322, Norway
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How to get to Montebelloveien from the Central Train station using public transport. What is the most common and cheapest way to get there for a party of five. What is the most common way of transport used by citizens? Thank you.
Trafikanten (web page in English too): http://trafikanten.no/en/
Enter Oslo Sentralstasjon at the web page.
This has convinced me that the wee map in my Jo Nesbo book isn`t very good! :-)
Hi
It seems you can either take the T bane line 6 direction Bjørnsletta from Jernbanetorget station beneath oslo central station. Then you can step of at the Motebello station and walk down to Montebelloveien on the other side of the Ring3 road.(1-2km)
You can also take the same line but you can go of at Borgen T bane station walk for 1 minute to the bus stop and take bus 42 direction Kolsås and step of at the Montebelloveien stop along the ring 3 road.
As said before by others. Use the trafikanten web page and see what suits you best at the time you arrive. (This web page also gives you a small map of how to walk from the T bane stations to the bus stops.)
A taxi fare at daytime/weekdays should cost you somewhere around 200nkr based on the distance (7km/9min). Maybe a little more if there is a traffic jam or if you need a bigger car than 4persons.
Thank you.
Norway is one of the largest petrol producing nations on earth, one would assume that petrol is relativley cheap. Think again - a litre of petrol set you back over US$ 3 or EUR 2.60 - take this in to consideration when planning a road trip, since fuel is almost double to other countries on earth!
I discovered this by chance, sitting at the Cafe Opus upstairs. Browsing the available WLANS, most of them were pay-per-use, but one of them, labelled "peppes" was free. However, the signal was very weak, and disconnected every now and then.
The 17th of May is national holiday and there parades all over the country. People wear their colorful costumes and you have
king's horsemen starting parade around 9:00 a.m. and you had
different groups of school children in parade in their costumes.
The parade lasts for several hours so it is wise to get a curb
seat. It ends by palace and then food and drinks served. I was impressed with the trip you take by tram to top of
mountain where there is a huge restaurant. You have a
beautiful view of the harbor and sun is still shining at midnite.
Is really impressive
Norway is not only a beautiful country, but expensive also. So, don't expect that things will be cheap there especially in Oslo, as it's a capital. Although further from the center it's a little bit cheaper as everywhere.
Visit the museums(there are many ship museums which are very interesting covering from the kon-tiki used to cross the pacific in the tropics to the Fram which is a ship that had set records for going the furthest north and south.
And don't forget the VIKING SHIPS
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