Top Things to Do in Hedmark 2021

"Love life should love sports. I used to be a very lazy person. Later, I fell in love with the feeling of sweating and fell in love with sports. Sports give me a lot of enthusiasm and vitality. I also like watching the Olympics. Fortunately, I can come to the Viking Boat Stadium in Hamar. The name is very interesting. At first glance, you will have a very domineering feeling. This is the venue for the Hamar Winter Olympics. The Olympic Games have ended, but the utilization rate of the venues is still very high. It can be seen that the local people love sports and regard sports as a way of life. The design of the venues is very atmospheric and covers a very large area. You can play ice hockey or roller skates here. You can see that they really like ice sports. There are many children playing ice hockey under the guidance of coaches. Not only can they strengthen their bodies, they can also exercise their courage. It’s a particularly good sport for children. I bring skates to the ice rink. They are often big and the quality of the ice is very good. There can also be seen children learning to skate everywhere. From time to time, they will have good skills. Of people flying past you, reminding that the tickets are free to the public, and are public facilities opening hours 10.00-20.00"

"The first stop in Oslo, Norway, is to visit Vigeland Sculpture Park. Free attractions, beautiful environment and reasonable layout. It is named after a famous sculptor. A total of 192 nude sculptures, 650 figures. It took more than 20 years to complete. All sculptures reflect a theme-life and death. Great!"

"The Nobel Peace Prize is awarded in Oslo City Hall each year. The art work in the building is amazing!"

"This was a great place to set out and explore early in the morning, as it offered phenomenal views of the sea and sunrise (at 10AM in the winter months, so no need to rise super early!) The fortress itself is easily accessible and simple to guide yourself through, I had researched it before my trip, so gave myself a self-guided tour to save a bit of money on my attempt at a budget-friendly trip to Norway last December. The grounds are very quiet early in the morning and it also allows you to get some stunning photos without the large crowds in all of them, so that was a bonus."

"Very inpressive theatre, but closed during summer."

"The Norwegian Parliament Building is the highest administrative body in Norway. Although the parliament building has only three floors, it is very magnificent. It is also a landmark building in Oslo as a whole, and it is also one of the city attractions that must be visited when visiting Norway."

"The museum is built right next to Ibsen’s former residence, and you can choose to visit together in the afternoon. This great Portuguese is very famous all over the world. The environment of the museum is very simple. It collects a lot of artworks and personal paintings. You can slowly and carefully just get off. [Scenery] The surrounding city is also good"

"Modern and contemporary art museum. The building itself -the work of Italian architect Renzo Piano - is a work of art. Inside, you'll find edgy work from artists around the world."