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Travel - Oslo

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Oslo is the capital of Norway, and one of the stops on Nicky the Explorer's European Journey. The city is blend of nature and art, with scenic views as far as the eyes can see, and art that you cannot miss no matter which way you turn, Oslo makes a good stopover.

Abundant museums and a waterfront that is full of history is what gives Oslo it's wonderful charm. Nicky had one day is Oslo, scroll down for pictures from her journey and interesting finds from her shopping at the local stores. You will also find useful links at the bottom of the page, to help you plan a journey to Oslo.








  




  

http://www.oslo.com/
http://www.visitnorway.com/places-to-go/eastern-norway/oslo/



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