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Why fly to Oslo?

But the real impact of the Scandinavian food revolution seems to be stirring most rigorously at home in Norway. Oslo has become the culinary capital of Scandinavia enjoying a neo Nordic moment in the sun thanks to its growing food scene and modern take on Nordic fare. The delicious change takes in everything from Maaemo, the most northern three Michelin starred restaurant in the world and its neighbourhood coffee scene, to traditional favourites such has peel and eat shrimp and international fusions. If you love food, then the city’s Mathallen is a must visit.

The giant food hall is made up of 33 shops and restaurants giving you a chance to chow down on the best food from around Norway. It’s the perfect place to discover Norwegian culture. The modern food scene has also grown hand in hand with a vibrant nightlife. You can drink local beer over a game of shuffleboard or sip cocktails made from Artic seaweed; Oslo is a city that knows how to have fun.

As soon as you step foot onto the streets of Oslo you are reminded that beautiful nature is just around the corner. Just outside the city lies Oslo Fjord, a perfect summer destination for hiking. In the cooler months, the mountains turn into a winter wonderland perfect for skiing and snowboarding. Norwegians pride themselves on their close contact with nature so you don’t have to go far to find beautiful surroundings.

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When's the best time to go?

Hottest month

July

Coldest month

January

Best time to visit

Between June and July Oslo buzzes with life. It’s the best time to visit for people-watching in the pavement cafés, and for pleasant warm temperatures that make walking the city a joy. This is also the best time of year to catch a glimpse of the city’s famous Midnight Sun.

Avoid the crowds

If you want to avoid the crowds – especially the huge concentration of cruise liner passengers who descend on the city in the summer months – visit Oslo in May or September. These months are decidedly cooler than June, July and August. It’s also much cheaper and the attraction lines are non-existent.