According to this article at Far and Wide. Oslo is rated as 13th of the most liveable cities in Europe. In the world it is ranked at 27th place:
Oslo is the hidden gem of all these liveable cities. Overlooked even by visitors to Norway, who spurn the admittedly expensive city for the beautiful, fjords, Oslo is not only filled with history that differs from the rest of Europe (think Vikings) but is also filled with special joie de vivre, that draws visitors in. In summer it is especially fun, as the spectacular setting along the Oslo fjord comes into its own.
The ferries that sail up the fjord and across to the amazing museums (do not miss the Viking Ship Museum) pass by the fabulous Aker Brygge neighborhood which is bustling with restaurants and bars and the end of which turns into a swimming pontoon in summer.
There is of course The Scream (one in the National Gallery, another in the Munch Museum) offering a perfect selfie occasion, and the stunning Vigeland Sculpture Park filled with sculpture by Gustav Vigeland, which has no rival anywhere.
The Oslo Guide covers Oslo affordable side
If you are a regular visitor to Oslo. Then most of the tourist books writes about expensive places to eat and visits. Sure, the museums is important to see. But Oslo got so much more to offer and thats where our Oslo Guide shines.
We write about the most affordable places to visit in Oslo. You can eat expensive in Oslo but you can also find much more affordable places. The eastern side of Oslo consists of affordable restaurants and shops. We cover them too!
And don’t miss our Complete Holmenkollen guide. Here we give you insight to all of the restaurants and museums in this area of Oslo. Our guide is easy to understand people have reported back. SO, what are you waiting for? If you like it then Share it! and help us spreading that Oslo doesn’t need to be expensive.
Source: Far and Wide
