It is very difficult to find a museum that would be interesting to eager kids. However, in Bergen there is such a museum, the Old Voss Steam Railway Museum. This museum is located in the heart of the city, in the territory of a vast park. It can be visited for free. The main “exhibits” of the museum are old trains, which were carefully preserved and today are in excellent condition. All visitors to the museum …
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Refined Klosterhagen Hotel is notable not only for its inimitable interior, but also for the location. It occupies one of the historic buildings of Archangel Michael Monastery, just a few steps away from the popular historic attractions. The hotel is designed in modern style, but elegant finishing of wood reminds about traditions of the past years. The rooms are painted in white and walls contrast with skillful …
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Those who like to bring unusual memorable gifts from their trips, should definitely visit Julehuset - Christmas souvenir Shop. All-year-round they sell original Christmas decorations, many of which are handmade. Here, you can buy wonderful snowmen figurines, miniature Christmas trees, and colorful balls, as well as magnificent handmade garlands. Lovely children's toys are always on offer here. Galleriet is …
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Connoisseurs of aristocratic luxury like Grand Terminus hotel situated very close to the Torgalmenningen. A presentable historical building has managed to keep pristine high ceilings, huge windows and elements of noble woods. In accordance with traditions of the past centuries, all rooms feature elegant furnishings and wallpapers of charming golden hue. Massive chandeliers with numerous crystal pendants illuminate …
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8. Fishermen who plan to fish in inland waters, will have to purchase a special license. Free fishing is available only to children under the age of 16. Fishing in the fjords and coastline is free and is available to everyone.
9. In vast majority of restaurants and cafes tips are included in the total amount. As a rule, their volume is about 10% of the total order. Taxi drivers should also receive …
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Another popular type of recreation is Zip Lining in "The Gateway to the Fjords of Norway" (Bergen's nickname). Such entertainment is represented by Base Camp and Høyt & Lavt. There is an opportunity to ride graceful horses offered by Lund Ryttersportsenter and Øvre-Eide Gard Farm. Needless to say, not only adults but also the smallest travelers will love this place. They would also appreciate the time spent in …
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Moving around in Norway - transportation
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Railway transport is also very popular in Norway. It not only offers an opportunity to travel with comfort, but also allows you to enjoy the incredible scenery outside the window. The total length of railways is more than 4000 kilometers. Despite the rather difficult terrain, the country is increasing the rail network, using various tunnels and bridges. The center of the railway interchange is the city of Oslo. It is from here that the main trunk line departs. In view of the territorial location, the water type of transport is also developed. You can find a variety of marine vessels here, differing in the classes of service. There are also large ferries and small boats that engage in the transport of passengers. The fare depends not only on the distance of the trip, but also on the time of the year, and the quality of service as well as. Additional packages also attract an extra charge.
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Economy roadmap of Norway
The primary objectives of the current policy of Norway are aimed at achieving the highest level of employment of the local population. To date, the network of state employment centers maximally helps citizens of the country with employment. At the same time, many companies invest in the training of newly hired employees, and also send those already working for advanced training courses in accordance with innovative technologies. Today, the number of employed people in the country has risen to 2.2 million people. GDP per capita is more than 90,000 dollars. The inflation rate by last year’s data was 4%, and the key rate is kept at the figure 0.6%. The public debt to date is 31% of GDP.
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