How about a trip to Norway South

Oslo is a slightly curious place.  And by curious, we mean rather lovely, but not in the usual ways a capital city is. It is not your usual heaving metropolis with skyscrapers and dense urban living, it is more… refined.  Its population of 3/4 of a million people are spread out across huge distances, chiefly due to the topography of the landscape it sits in.  The city centre however is very walkable and has some fabulous bars, restaurants, and nightlife, as well as cultural, artistic and music scenes.  The architecture is very new-age and modern and the city is littered with green spaces, so much so that a 5-min walk in any direction, from anywhere, you will encounter a park, forest, or other green opening.

The other major city in southern Norway is Kristiansand, one of Norway’s most arty cities, which lies almost at the southern tip of the country.  It is also a sporty and active place, with land-based sports vying for dominance with water-based given its extensive waterfront, a real mecca for Norwegian’s on their summer vacations.
Southern Norway, compared to most countries is beautiful and a feast for the eyes, the only problem this part of Norway has is that it competes with the rest of the country which is simply even more breathtaking!  Chief among which are the Fjordlands of the west coast.  Words don’t really do these places justice, so instead of Googling it (which you’ll no doubt no do), hop on a short flight and take in everything this stunning region of the world has to offer.