QUÉ VER EN OSLO EN UN DÍA | NORUEGA #16

Well it's a new day We are already in Oslo the capital here of Norway As you saw were here the first night more or less just taking a little walk And since we're going to finish the trip it ends tomorrow so we're going to take one last tour of the capital It's a little capital meaning it's nothing like other European capitals like Berlin Madrid Paris you know Then it's relatively quick to see you can see it in a day unless you want to make visits I don't know visit museums palaces and so on May it take more time which is the city itself You can see a lot quickly actually The last time were here ten days ago we covered most of it That's great today we'll take a walk like that in general so since the most characteristic places are along the main roads we'll surely pass by those areas again So nothing else we're in a hotel well we closed yesterday trams and everything else The truth is that we really enjoyed the entire northern part of Norway And well we're going to end in a more relaxed way as you'll see I'm still wearing the same clothes Thank goodness the camera doesn't capture smells because let's face it Alex is enduring quite a lot here I do get it It's well understood He is enjoying it there are days when he doesn't even have to go eat afterwards And I'm going to show you the hotel where we are which is called City Box Oslo It's a hostel with quite large common areas good for making your own meals and stuff it's very good And the room is surprisingly good for what Oslo is which is quite expensive And this hotel is one of the cheapest and is very good This room here is spacious meaning it's even better than what you need There she is our waitress showing us what we'll get for a fair price There it is perfect very nice Well that's it like that Now let's see how to jump out the window Sorry this is the bathroom At least we have our own bathroom which hasn't been common on this trip So this is appreciated having a simple little bath but a good one Two beds also quite important And nothing else just very normal ordinary views but the good thing is that it's right in the center Well we've been taking 5 minutes from the central train station Here is the main street the main thoroughfare here Here is Carl Johan it's like the main street It starts from the train station and goes all the way straight to the palace Then we are at 1 minute 30 seconds The city of Oslo was founded around the year 1000 by the Vikings And since then it has been evolving but this city is not in the same place today Because in 1624 it caught fire and practically everything was lost It had to be rebuilt and was built a bit closer to the current Oslo fortress By King Christian IV who was the king of Denmark and Norway And so in his honor it was renamed Christiana Until 1925 when it regained its original name When Sweden and Norway had already become unlinked which had been connected until then Since the early 19th century If you have time and like street art I highly recommend you visit the Brennerivegen area It is located in the northeast of the city of Oslo Here you will find a few streets a generally quite alternative area With walls covered in graffiti but with quite a bit of style And the truth is that this alternative different vibe the atmosphere there is really worth it You will also find places to have a drink eat and in general you can spend a large part of the day here Next to the bay you will find Akershus Fortress One of the most important historical sites in the city of Oslo It is a military complex strategically located next to the Oslo fjord It was founded in the Middle Ages as a royal castle that also served as a seat for the king's representatives The complex is open to the public it has no entrance fee Although you will see that there are several military personnel protecting the entrance as it still has military functions And its protection is the king's guard It also houses some museums such as the Museum of the Armed Forces The Museum of Resistance and the Ministries of Defense and Environment Oslo We are at one of the last places we are going to visit here in Oslo and generally on the trip What is Dekkeberg Park It's to the east of the city very close by it's right next to it It takes about 20 minutes from for example the Oslo Opera And it's very good because it's like a small hill about 115 to 120 meters high Then well it's a good excuse if you have extra time to come here for a quick visit The landscape is very nice Now in winter as you can see it is completely snowed over This is the viewpoint where we are in the park which was the place Edvard Munch used as inspiration for his famous painting The Scream In fact if you look at the back of the painting it's practically this It's just that the colors are much more well blurred But anyway it's from a viewpoint that's in this place In fact there is a sign that marks it And there is even a frame in which well you can get inspired by what painting is This small hill park next to Oslo is also known for its petroglyphs Sculptures located along the park especially in the upper part Then when you reach the top which is like a plateau at the end Be careful Ariadna in the winter because we are slipping here We haven't fallen yet by some miracle but I don't rule out the possibility of us falling at some point But anyway it's very good because it's full of quite interesting sculptures Modernist figures representing some rather interesting scenes Very highly recommended if you're coming through this area This is where this trip to Norway ends A country I have loved I'm sure I'll come back because there's still so much of the country left to discover We have discovered the Svalbard Islands we have made snowmobiles ice caves Hiking through mountains in the most remote places on Earth We have been on dog sleds and have spent nights in ice hotels We have visited the most impressive places in Tromsø Senja and that whole area In general and at the northern lights In general a lot of new things activities that we have done that we hadn't done before And well it's been a dream So nothing else I highly recommend that you come here to Norway I hope you enjoyed these videos Anything as always you can leave me in the comments or on social media And nothing I will be happy to answer you So find it out for yourselves you'll love it Goodbye see you next time