7 ways to have a festive weekend in Oslo

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In December I caught a flight to Norway’s capital city with two friends for a Christmas getaway. We flew from Stansted (£50 return!!) and arrived on the Friday evening then flew out again on Sunday afternoon. This gave us 48 hours to explore Oslo and it was pretty action packed.

I do enjoy visiting cold countries in Winter, especially around December when everything feels very Christmassy and festive. Oslo was no exception with plenty of lights, trees and markets to explore. If you’re looking to visit Oslo as a Christmas destination then read on for 7 ways to have a truly festive weekend. Most (but maybe not the first one…) can also be enjoyed all year round!

1. Winter Wonderland at Spikersuppa

It was quite wet on our first night at Winter Wonderland!

Winter Wonderland is Oslo’s most central Christmas market located on Karl Johans…

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