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Museumsinsel Bygdoy
Newest Review: ... can climb and explore diorama of the voyage, there are also countless exhibits of pictures, maps, press cuttings, and stuffed animals of a chilly disposition (musk ox, polar bears and the like). You really have to admire the bravery (lunacy) of these hardy (crazy) explorers, who pursued their dreams of mapping the poles and beat the rest of the world to it (well, they beat Scott to the South Pole, but most Nations didn't have a suitable quota of eccentrics to outfit their own missions). Opening - varies from 09:00 to 18:00, depending on Season. Open 7 days a week. 2. Kon-Tiki Museum - (literally opposite the Fram Museum). 'Hey chaps. I... more |
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Museumsinsel Bygdoy: Dive into Norse Culture! (1588 words)
by - written on 04/09/08 (Very useful, 197 readings)
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Come with me to Oslo - where there is near perfect Public Transport, everyone is beautiful and young, and the streets are spotless. The Capital of Norway, Oslo has long been a model of good Transport, Urban living and non-threatening Scandinavian loveliness. This review covers Bygdoy Island and its Museums. Technically a peninsula, Bygdoy is a quiet suburban district to the south west of Oslo's centre, complete with its own beach, leafy avenues and a myriad of culturally and historically important museums. Right - shameless tourist lure over. On with the specifics of Bygdoy. Easily reached either by Bus 30 from outside the National Theater, or the regular ... Read the complete review
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