Oslo, Norway: A Complete Guide to Norway’s Capital City
WEBMar 5, 2023 · With more than 200,000 residents who were born outside of Norway, Oslo is the first choice for many foreigners looking to start a new life in Norway. It makes sense, as there are good job opportunities and communities of people from all over the world.
Social Life & Culture - Oslopolitan
WEBSocial Life & Culture. Meet people and explore. Oslo is a young, pioneering city with a down-to-earth and informal culture that supports personal growth not only through work-life balance, but also through a vibrant cultural scene and a unique proximity to nature.
Oslo Blog: Life in Norway's Guide to the Norwegian Capital
WEBLife in Norway’s Oslo Blog: Our comprehensive guide to the Norwegian capital, including the latest news and goings on. Oslo is Norway’s capital and most multicultural city. It’s also one of the fastest growing capital cities in Europe.
Living in Oslo, Norway – Interview With an Expat - Spend Life …
WEBMar 31, 2024 · Accompanied by a large influx of people from all around Norway, Oslo is often referred to as the “melting pot” of Norway. Cultural differences have affected Oslo’s society and cityscape in matters of cuisine and shopping, which have all blended into the everyday life of Oslo’s population.
Norwegian Culture: 21 Must-Know Traditions In Norway
WEBJun 2, 2023 · From the profound love of nature and the cherished skiing lifestyle to the vibrant celebrations of its national day, Norwegian culture is packed with curiosities. If you're moving to Norway, it's so important to get a …
A city guide to Oslo — hot dogs, harbour regeneration and Nordic fjord life
WEBJun 20, 2023 · Urban regeneration, fjord life and friluftsliv — the concept of celebrating outdoor living regardless of the weather — make Norway's capital an appealing summer getaway. And this ...
Norwegian culture - Norwegian society - Oslo kommune
WEBNorwegian society. Culture: Museums, books and TV shows. Easy ways to start learning social codes and cultural references. Visit the museums. Norsk Folkemuseum. The largest museum of cultural history in Norway. It is an open-air museum that presents how people lived in Norway from 1500 to the present.
The Norwegian Model - Norwegian society - Oslo kommune
WEBThanks to very low corruption, well-functioning institutions and with the system ensuring everyone education, public benefits and services the trust spreads into society. The goal of the Norwegian model is personal freedom, social equality and economic growth.
Lifestyle in Oslo - Expat Arrivals
WEBLifestyle in Oslo. Download our Moving to Oslo Guide (PDF) Entertainment in Oslo is usually split between outdoor pursuits and nightlife. Picnics in the park or hikes among the hills are popular activities after work and on weekends. Oslo’s many restaurants, cafes, nightclubs, cinemas and theatres are always full.
Living in Oslo: What You Need to Know Before You Move
WEBJoining the Norwegian social insurance system (National Insurance Scheme) while living in Oslo allows you to choose your doctor freely within the public system. It also gives you the right to change your doctor up to twice per year.