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In Norway! Norway is home to an incredible variety of travel destinations, from the natural beauty of the Norwegian fjords to the cosmopolitan sophistication of Oslo and Bergen.
Norway is famous for being one of the wealthiest - and most expensive - countries in the world. With stunning natural scenery and fascinating history it makes for an unforgettable holiday, but costs can really add up, so it’s important to plan a budget in advance.
Prices will vary depending on where you are in the country, but here's how much you can expect to pay for things in Oslo:
Norway is a breathtaking place to explore, with a landscape like no other. Its famous fjords, mountains and inhospitable terrain caused its early inhabitants to become powerful explorers - so your trip is bound to include a large dose of both history and nature.
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You’ll find no shortage of history in Oslo, which brings together the Akershus Fortress and castle, the Norwegian Folk Museum, one of the world’s largest and oldest open-air museums, the Historical Museum and the Viking Ship museum, which showcases the world’s best-preserved Viking ships.
Stunning landscapes are everywhere in Norway - the Geirangerfjord, the Jotunheimen National Park and the Austfonna glacier to name just a few. Then there is Northern Norway, which offers the world’s most diverse range of ways to view the Northern Lights. Many rural settlements within the north are home to the Sami, the indigenous people of Norway whose reindeer-focused customs date back hundreds of years.
The Norwegian Krone comes in the following denominations:
1000, 500, 200, 100, 50 kr
20, 10, 5, 1 kr
No problem. We'll buy back leftover Norwegian Krone at excellent exchange rates, leaving you with more cash in your pocket (and a tidier desk drawer).
Kr is the currency symbol for the Norwegian Krone, the official currency of Norway. Its currency code is NOK.
Most businesses in Norway take debit cards, but some grocery stores and supermarkets don’t accept foreign credit cards. It is useful to carry some cash on you just in case. There are many ATMs in urban areas, and in most rural areas too.
Norwegian is the official language of Norway, which is spoken by over 95% of the population.
Norway has one of the lowest crime rates in the world and is considered very safe.
British citizens do not require a visa to visit Norway.
Tipping isn’t expected in Norway, but in bars and restaurants, it is common to leave a tip for good service or food. There is no rule for the proportion of a tip, but it is generally 5-15%.
