We arrived in Oslo, Norway several days before embarking on the Arctic expedition. Although we had been to Oslo several years ago and revisited several sites, we realized we had missed out on many attractions in our previous visit. We stayed at the Continental Hotel and really enjoyed their lovely breakfast buffet.

07/01/10: Still jet-lagged, we started off at Vigeland Sculpture Park in the early morning hours, ahead of the crowd. Then took a quick walk around the vicinity of the hotel: National Theatre, Parliament, Oslo City Hall, Royal Palace, and dinner at the Aker Brygge quay.

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07/03/10: On our final full day, we saw the Scream & Madonna at the Munch Museum and Fossil Ida at the Natural History Museum & Botanical Gardens. We also made a quick visit to the National Gallery which had another version of Scream and Cultural History Museum which had a lovely exhibit about Vikings.

07/04/10-07/11/10: Please see our Arctic Svalbard post for details of the trip.