EURAIL Pass | Oslo NORWAY | Day 14

Well, well, well. Look, we made it to Norway. >> You never guessed. It looks like another train station. >> Coming into Oslo. Holy cow. Absolutely stunning. But, you know, it got cold and gray again. So, let's go find our hotel. We are in Oslo, Norway. >> That is Norway. >> We got a hostel. This is a private room. It's actually got a little kitchenette with no pots or pans or anything, so I don't think we'll use that. >> I love having room by herself. >> Yeah. Way better than those pods that we inadvertently got the other night. The pricing throughout Scandinavia is crazy. So Gutenberg, Sweden, where we were last night, we stayed at the Rison Blue, which was fantastic. Bush, really nice. Um, for 136 bucks and this hostel room is 150. So, let's go explore this town. >> Where do we go? Where do we go from here? So, when you talk about timing is everything. We walked in like 10 minutes ago and had no wait and now there's that. So, thankfully we didn't uh fart around at the coffee shop too long or we wouldn't be checking in for another hour. Very similar style to a lot of the churches around. But so pretty. Oslo's cool. We're here for race day. I don't know what the race is for, but it's the 19 km point of the Oslo Marathon, sponsored by BMW. [Music] [Applause] Kitty might have some new favorite birds in the whole wide world >> except for they were picking on my favorite little black one. So >> that is weird looking. No idea what it is. Invasion of the body snatchers pod. Are you really Katie? Off she goes into the brush. [Music] Catch up with her. [Music] We just happened to stumble into what is reportedly the best pizza place in Oslo. Thank you. You got the meat lovers. This is Ludos. Highly rated. We'll see if it's highly cated. >> Dad, seriously. >> This is fantastic. >> We're going to face it. like us walking around Oslo once we get all nice and charged up. It's pretty chilly. >> Norway. Definitely Norway. >> Now we're doing Norway. We got an ice skating rink. It's inside, but still it's ice skating. >> One of the more famous sites in Oslo. >> Oh, you know what? >> First up on the list to tour is the sculpture park. I'm not going to try and pronounce it because I butcher every pronunciation I try. >> Bean Sculpture Park. >> And everything I read, this is the number one place to see. I I remember hearing about these sculptures and that they are uh interesting. >> Apparently, the city had hired the sculptor to make a bunch of these works of art for the city, but he was so prolific they just made a park out of it and turned his former workshop into a museum. >> I have no idea what's going on with that dragon, but I'm pretty sure that that is illegal in most countries. >> Where are my dragons? >> And to go along with the stunning natural beauty, there's tons of wildlife all over the city. I think there are stalks stalker cam. It's getting kind of dark. >> It's cold and dark. [Music] What are you recording? That is a big old statue of naked people. They had to use a lot of glue. >> This park is very unique and definitely worth a visit. And as we head back down into Oslo City proper, well, we're in Oslo City proper, but look at these flowers up here. My god. I don't know if they'll come out. That's just such a cool deep shade of deep and bright shade of purple. Wow. [Music] >> Well done. That's it. Time to call it a day. >> Still in Oslo. What do you do when you have multiple train cancellations? >> Read a book. >> You got a Starbucks, of course, while Katie reads and then we stare at the train thing and wait for one to pop up that we can take. At some point, we may get to stop over. Well, now we can't say that we didn't see the sun in Oslo. >> Peaked out to help us wait for the train here and sleep at the end. Hopefully, we'll get a seat post from him that way. >> Let's hope one train one step at a time. >> That guy at the window seems to be bidding farewell to his girlfriend. But if that's his girlfriend, she is trying really hard to pretend she doesn't know him and is giving no indication that she does. H weird. Needless to say, we were grateful he stayed outside the train. We've already done this trip, so nice time to add it. [Music] We had planned for a little more time in Oslo, but delayed trains took care of that for us. And today, with the massive delays on the trains again, we actually having to reroute and go to Yutterberg and then from Yutterberg up to Stockholm. So, hey, adventure. >> All right, you're back in Goodenberg. You had some halfway decent Mexican food. Okay. Some sketchy Mexican food at the train station waiting for your train. What are your thoughts? My thoughts are it's always an adventure and it's actually kind of fun. >> Yes. So, this is our train finally after all the other ones that got cancelled. Right now, it says no traffic. So, we're waiting to see where our car is. But that's where we're trying to go. Stockholm Central. So, we just luck. If all goes well, we'll be sitting on the second floor in a nice cup seat. Maybe some coffee. >> Coffee? >> What? >> Somebody says something about coffee. Who knows? Winner winner chicken dinner. This is us. Car 4 going to Stockholm. This is one of the more substantially physically impressive trains I've ever seen. This thing is a beast. Looking forward to riding on this puppy. I got nothing left to lose except for you, baby. What do you think? >> These are really nice. >> Very comfortable and a perfect perfect seat. >> Facing the right direction. You got a good window. Bathroom's downstairs. Not a lot of people up here. Yep. >> Not to film in the bathroom, but to film me in the bathroom. This thing has like a full porcelain toilet. Good lord. This train is legit. [Music] >> Night train to Stockholm, but it was supposed to be a night train. Off we go into the night. We were hoping to get some great footage on this beautiful journey, but you know, it was dark. >> Welcome to Stockholm. It's late, it's cold. We'll talk to you tomorrow. [Music] I'm >> drinking this coffee. >> Leave the thumbs up and subscribe. Oh, >> no. That was good. >> That was good. That was good.