Oslo Norway Travel Guide
Always include a waterproof and windproof outer shell.
Oslo has no specific cultural dress code for tourists. Casual and practical clothing is widely accepted.
Comfortable walking shoes are essential, as city exploration often involves much walking.
Waterproof walking shoes or light hiking boots are useful for parks and lightweight trails. They protect against rain and damp ground.
Insulated, waterproof winter boots with good grip (e.g., Vibram sole) are essential for snow and ice. They keep feet warm and provide traction.
Organize and copy all important documents digitally and physically.
Stay connected and powered up with the right electronics and adapters.
Optimize your experience with smart gadget choices and useful apps.
Use services like Dropbox, Google Drive, or iCloud for automatic photo and document backup.
Consider an External hard drive or USB drive for local backups of critical files.
Email copies of your passports, visas, and important reservations to yourself or a trusted contact.
A well-stocked personal a medical kit and personal care items help you handle minor health issues.
Protect yourself from components and maintain personal hygiene.
For exploring Nordmarka and other trails.
If skiing or snowboarding, beyond clothing.
For kayaking or paddleboarding in the sea inlet.
Small additions greatly contribute to your comfort and security.
Embrace sustainability and ensure you have what you need for a local experience.
Fill up from safe Oslo tap water.
Avoid plastic bag fees.
For picnics or takeaway.
Lessen environmental impact.
Rolling clothes instead of folding them saves space and minimizes wrinkles. This allows more room for souvenirs!
Consider packing cubes to further organize your luggage and compress items.
