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Blaa - Oslo
9 Reviews If you like electronic, jazz, hip-hop, house, then blaa may be the place you want to check out in Oslo. It's got a great atmosphere as it is right next to the river - Akerselva. Outdoor cafe in...
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Club / Disco Bergen
14 Reviews Landmark is a club located in the art museum building. Accordingly the program is rather "artsy" and creative. An urban crowd is gathering there for uncommon parties in an uncommon setting. I went to...
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Carneval Stavanger
1 Review Why not participate in a Carnival? At that time (1984) ,Stavanger arranged great street parades. How it is today, I would not know, but comparing it to Rio, Trinidad or Venedig would be overrating the...
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Bajazzo Trondheim
4 Reviews Has been the favourite hang out for people in Trondheim for a long time. This is also the place where Rosenborg bring their visiting team in the Champions league to party. Inside this place there is...
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Underwater Pub Oslo
5 Reviews as the name says...the decoration is like underwater...boat in the roof....fishtanks in the walls on tuesdays and thursdays its live opera wendsdays are students night with low prices here u can...
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Pubs. Bergen
8 Reviews Cafe Ugla is a somewhat bizarre cross between a cafe, a restaurant, a pub and a nightclub. The sign out front refers to the venue as a restaurant/night club. One website refers to it as a student bar...
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Cafe 3B Trondheim
2 Reviews Popular place in the center of Trondheim offering cheap beer and wine. If you want to hear what the genuine Trondelag / Norwegian / Scandinavian rock music sounds like then this is the place to be...
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Onkel Donald Oslo
4 Reviews All roads lead to UTSIDE - The best place to begin, middle or end an evening during the summer in OSLO. OK I am a bit bias because my host Stian was a bartender there and we never wait in line, but it...
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Outdoors Bergen
9 Reviews The USF is the old Sardine Factory on the Nordnes Peninsula. It's been converted to a multi-use facility that houses a variety of performance spaces, studios, and this wonderful outdoor patio bar. I...
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Samfundet Trondheim
2 Reviews Samfundet is an almost completely round building just south of the river. It's owned and run competely by students. Concerts are held here as well as debates. The finances comes mainly from...
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Smuget Oslo
4 Reviews This was one of the coolest places I went out while I was in Oslo! It features quite a schedule of live bands and even has a way for people to try out to have a free for all night. They also have a...
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Café. Bergen
4 Reviews If you are younger than...me, look for the small cafes and restaurants near the University campus (located on top of the hill with the red church you will see from the central square). Cafe Opera...
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Harvey, news or Ricks Trondheim
2 Reviews HARVEYS(picture), the best place in Trondheim! Beautyful people & cool bartenders. Best bar/cafe is VIVALDI, BARSOFA . Lots of beautyful people in these 2 places. RIO is the place for Salsarythms and...
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T.G.I. Friday's Oslo
6 Reviews A little hesitant to enter into this establshment(being from America and wanting to experience unique places). However, this place was consistently packed and was an easy place to grab a drink and...
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Consert Bergen
2 Reviews I was fortunate to be able to get a seat for the closing concert of the 2002 Bergen International Festival. You have to hand it to the Bergen-ites: their festival is truly extensive and cosmopolitan....
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Posepilten Trondheim
1 Review This is one of the best places to go out in Trondheim, especially if you enjoy rock music. In the basement you find a rock club called Jesper Nattmann. (everyone says just Jesper). It's crowded and...
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Living Room Oslo
2 Reviews Mmm difficult one this,, try the Living room Club for cool tunes like House music and Techno though for something a little more subdued there is also the Cafe Opera,,I think girls like this music...
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Olavshallen Trondheim
1 Review Since most of the plays at Trondheim Theatre (www.trondelag-teater.no) are in Norwegian, if you’re into some “classical” culture then classic music at Olavskvartalet hall is a good choice. You can...
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Other Oslo
33 Reviews Well, in practical, during the summer you cannot really call it nightlife as it was sunshine when I went into a club (around 11 PM) and was sunshine again when went out. (around 2 AM) Places were...
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Cinemas Trondheim
1 Review There are two movie theatres in Trondheim – Prinsen kinosenter on Prinsens gate and Nova kinosenter at Olav Tryggvasons gate. They both have several different halls and show a variety of movies...
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Cafe con Bar Oslo
5 Reviews This is one of those great little places in Oslo that is always fun to go to. It is open late and the food is not that bad either. Try a "Filbeck" (I am unsure how to spell it). It is a combination...
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Bare Blåbær Trondheim
1 Review Situated in trendy Elvehavn area this place is a little bit aside from the rest of the places and a little bit different. Very popular during weekends they offer cozy atmosphere in unique space with...
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Bar Boca Oslo
5 Reviews This is a very small and charming bar. It's decorated in a nice 50's retrostyle and has a few tables where you can sit down. It is very popular on weekdays too and it can be quite crowded sometimes....
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Coffee Annan Trondheim
1 Review Besides similar name this place at Trondheim?s ISAK community center has nothing to do with the UN Secretary general. During the day they offer light snacks and sandwiches and soups. At evenings...
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Harry's Bar Oslo
3 Reviews This place is located right next to Friday’s in Karl Johansgate, and it’s very similar to it’s neighbour. It’s a very popular place, and there are always lots of people here. The music is the normal...
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Again In the Grunerlokka area. Odd place and difficult to descibe but really enjoyable.really great but slightly alternative music in a theater like setting, with a cool bar at back for people watching. friendly young crowd, cheapish drinks (for Norway) and free entry. 2 bands a nite normally. but quality of music and atmosphere was real selling point.
If you enjoyed the Kon Tiki Musuem or just enjoy a cocktail in a cool location try out this spot i discovered in the GrunnerLokka area. Staff are good fund and decoration is brillaint from the easter iasland cups or the journey photos on the wall, to the canoe hanging above your head.great place to chill out and close to alot of nice restaurants. Recommend the Mojito !
I dont have a specific nightclub/bar to recomend cause there are a lot of them.In oslo you go to the Centre and you will find people wandering arround .But in clubs you have to be at lest 23 to get in.Other let in 18 and up.I dont drink,but i have friends who do and they complain over the alcohol prices here.Pretty dead nightlife on work days.Firday & Saturday : Most norwegian youngsters are out and having "fun"Most of the Clubs & Bars close 04-05 at night.If you live far from the centre,get ready to stand in long taxi lines.So if you are smart try to get home one hour before the closing- Be clean and dressed nicely .Some of the guards at the door wont let you inn if you are drunk.
The welcoming camping we have stayed in during our journey in the fjords, had also a platform for the barbecue on the Strynvatn (Stryn Lake) shore.And how could we miss a party together with a tasteful Romanian food and wonderful music. Did I forget to mention also the dance?
Complimenting the ships already plying the stretch Oslo-Kiel (Germany) and return, Color Fantasy is put into service as of 10 December.The main idea is to get you transported from Kiel to Oslo or the other way including your car.The secondary idea is to entertain you while aboard.The key focus is in any case to make you get rid of the money, day and night.There are seven catgories of accommodation and eating on board, nightclubs, discos, a spa and fitness center, a theatre etc. Then there is tax-free shopping for starved Norwegians..., when the 8 restaurants on board don't fill them up on what they need.It's common to do the travel from Oslo to Kiel and back just for the party. Companies organise courses and seminars on board for there staff.Low season is Jan-Feb with cruise fares down to NOK 990 per person double occupancy. Depends on your mood and interest, and the level of eating and...
Be careful to budget for nighttime activities. Everything closes at five or six at night except for the bars and clubs. These are very fun, but are also very pricey. It was not unheard of to spend $15 just to get in. No dress code
Since I am a teetotaler, non-smoker, living-below-my-means practitioner, and Warren Buffet wannabe who invests diligently and smartly, I see the banality of draining money to buy alcoholic drinks and cigarettes--worst if you even finance this habit with your credit card debts!I strongly believe that we should let our money work for us, not working our buns off for money only to burn and drain it in the toilet. Hence, I can only give you a serene thrifty healthy nightlife tip as shown in the picture. HA...HA...HA.... Gotcha! ;-P
If you go snowboarding then seriously try to get some sleep instead of going wild every night. Still, afterski is healthy as well. Try local pubs in the mountains or locla bars in the town where you are staying.
Just a Pub.A little bit of Home, as it had various maps and photos of Scotland. Decorated in tartan wall paper.Popular with the locals!(Alcohol is expensive in Norway, you wont get much change back) Dress as you like!
The sun never sets in this part of the world in august. They have a period of time in which you always have sun, 24 hours a day. The sun actually goes down towards the horizon, but never gets "into" the sea, it goes up again and so on...Nevertheless, the sun is not as bright at midnight as it is (sometimes) at noon. At midnight you have a foggy light, like a cloudy day. But enough to change your sleeping hours and weird to wake you up at 2 or 3 in the morning and see light around.Strange sensation...
Holmenkollen Park Hotel Rica Oslo Oslo
9 Reviews and 221 Opinions The hotel is located close to a popular hiking and cross-country ski area and in walking distance...
Rica Travel Hotel Bergen Bergen
3 Reviews and 204 Opinions Having no advance bookings due to traveling without set itinerary and during peak summer season, we...
Rica Nidelven Hotel Trondheim
1 Review and 157 Opinions Unbelievable, astonishing, great, surprising, delicious, unique, wonderful, outstanding......
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Q: I am wondering which is the best period for a 1-week ski mountaineering holiday in the Lofoten Area and I would like to know if...
A: The Lofoten (and Vesterålen) islands never have that huge amount of snow, they are out in the Gulf stream. Mind you, they weren't even covered by the ice cap that covered...
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