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2. www.starsinsider.com › travel › 494303Is Norway on your bucket list? Explore a land of enchanting ...

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   5 days ago · Viking Ship Museum, Oslo - Oslo's Viking Museum has been operating for over 90 years, serving as a gathering place for Norway's most important cultural heritage. The Oseberg Ship (pictured), excavated from the largest known ship burial in the world and the only known complete Viking vessel, has taken pride of place among other similar 9th ...

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   Where were the Viking ships buried?

   • The trio of Viking ships have found a final resting place on the Bygdoy peninsula, a serene, forested area packed with maritime history that’s easily accessible by boat or bus from Oslo city center. While the scale of these ships might not be quite as magnificent as others on this list, their age is impressive.

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   Is Oslo a ferry port?

   • Oslo is one of the Hurtigruten ports along the "Express Route" (Norwegian Coastal Express). This is a regularly scheduled ferry and cruise itinerary in Norway, between the turnaround ports Bergen (southmost) and Kirkenes (northmost). In 2011 (port's record year) were handled 170 ship calls and 312,000 passengers.

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   How many calls do cruise ships make in Oslo?

   • In 2017, the port had scheduled a total of 102 ship calls (compared to 81 calls in 2016) and handled around 155,000 passengers. In 2017, most berth bookings were made by AIDA Cruises (22 calls) and TUI Cruises (8 calls). In Port Oslo cruise ships dock on Akershus Fortress sides.

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   5 days ago · If I went back: I knew that two things I'd really want to see (the Hanseatic Museum in Bergen and the Viking Ship Museum in Oslo) were in the middle of multi-year closures. I'd love to go back eventually to see them, and to get off the train somewhere in the glacier-y part, like Finse, and do some biking or hiking.

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   6 days ago · Two major Viking-related sites are currently under consideration for this recognition: the ancient Viking remains found in the city of York, England, including Jorvik, and the Viking ship burials in Norway, including Gokstad, Oseberg, and Gjellestad.

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   4 days ago · Formerly known as the Viking Ship Museum, the newly anticipated Museum of the Viking Age will be home to three fabulously fascinating ships: the Oseberg, Gokstad and the Tune, when it opens...

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   5 days ago · Because this is a viking country you must is it this museum. It small and pricey but still worth it. There are well preserved ships from ancient times and even realistic ones as though you are actually in a ship. Don't miss this one even if you are not a lover of museums.

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    1 day ago · Oseberg Viking Ship Museum: on display are three of the world’s famous Viking ships. They are over 1,100 -year old. National Museum of Art: collections of Norwegian and International art and 1893 paintings.