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3.5 Stars - 2 Opinions
Storgaten 25 2000, Lillestrom, Oslo, 2001, Norway
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Stortinget, the Parliament Building
Karl Johans gate, Oslo
The Vigelandspark, Oslo
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Hi all,
I need an advice of travelling from Oslo airport to Grand Hotel at Karl Johans.
Is it to:
1. take flytoget from Oslo airport to Oslo S.
2. take t-bane from Jernbanetorget to Stortinget
If so:
1. how can I get to Jernbanetorget after getting off flytoget at Oslo S?
2. is there any passage or underpass to do so?
3. Or is it a long way WALKING from Oslo S to Grand Hotel at Karl Johans?
Thank you for assistance.
You might just as well take Flytoget to Nationaltheatret instead of bothering with changing over to the t-bane/tube at Oslo S.
It isn't a very long walk from Oslo S, just up the Karl Johans gate (main exit of Oslo S and straight ahead, up Karl Johan and just keep walking for about 15 mins or so).
If you do want to find Jernbanetorget, it's just the name of the underground stop at Oslo S. From track #1: Walk past the grocery shop and towards Byporten Shopping Centre, then down the escalators to your right and to the left when you get to the book shop.
Hope you have a lovely time in Oslo :)
As hexelein mentioned: Take the train to Nationalteateret - it would take you less than 5 minutes to walk from there to Grand Hotel. Flytoget is 50% more expensive than the regular train, but will take you to Oslo faster.
If you take the train to Nationaltheateret instead of Oslo S it is just a short walking distance to the hotel. This link might give you an indication:
http://kart.gulesider.no/m/pt2Nj
The railwaystation is located at the "T" to the left of the hotel
The most famous chocolate of norway.they seem to be very proud of it.And i can say that they have a reason of it.you should try it.
i didn't take a photo of chocolate but the clock in the center of Oslo.i saw the same one in Trondheim as well.I have day and night photo of the clock.check it out.
I have seen this fountain more here on VT but it is very nice to see it in real and working.
It´s a funny sight to see all the individual pipes making one complete bowl.
Its in the park next the National Theatre.
When i was in Oslo time before last, it was just for an evening in winter time. Then it was all dark and covered in snow.
Below few words in Norvegian that you can use while visiting Norway.
Where is ...?: Hvor er ...?
How much is the fare?: Hvor mye koster billetten?
One ticket to ..., please.: En billett til ..., takk.
Train: Tog
Bus: Buss
Subway, Underground: T-bane
Airport: Flyplass
Train station = Jernbanestasjon
Bus station: Busstasjon
Are there any vacancies for tonight?: Er det noe ledig for i natt?
No vacancies: Alt opptatt.
How much does this cost?: Hvor mye koster dette?
What is this?: Hva er dette?
I'll buy it.: Jeg kjøper det.
I would like to buy ...: Jeg vil gjerne ha ...
Do you have ...: Har du ...
Do you accept credit cards?: Tar dere kredittkort?
Tourist Information: Turistinformasjon
Museum: Museum
Bank: Bank
Police station: Politistasjon
Hospital: Sykehus
Store, Shop: Butikk
Restaurant: Restaurant
Church: Kirke
Restrooms: Toalett
one: en
two: to
three: tre
four: fire
five: fem
six: seks
seven: sju
eight: åtte
nine: ni
ten: ti
Day: Dag
Week: Uke
Month: Måned
Year: År
Monday: mandag
Tuesday: tirsdag
Wednesday: onsdag
Thursday: torsdag
Friday: fredag
Saturday: lørdag
Sunday: søndag
Today: I dag
Yesterday: I går
Tomorrow: I morgen
If you have been to any of my pages here on VT you will know how much I like to pose for silly pictures. So I did not buy a troll but I could not pass up the opportunity to pose for a picture with one.
Trolls are part of the folklore of Scandanavia. It goes with the territory. Take some time to experience a troll moment while you are in Oslo.
And what has a hearth to do with Oslo you might think...?
We all would love to see you here and I hope you will love it here and enjoy the time you stay.
That was a pretty good reason for putting a hearth here, wasn't it :-)
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