Norway is one of the countries with the highest level of consumption in the world, and even in the Nordic countries, Norway has the highest level of consumption. Sights: The cost of attractions is not the main cost of travel in Norway, and most of Norway's attractions do not require tickets. Famous attractions related to the fjord are free and open to visitors. Food & Beverage: The price of food in Norway is very high. The price of a simple meal in a general restaurant is about 100-200 kr., the price of a McDonald's package is about 100 kr., and the price of a bottle of 600ml cola is about 25 kr. Transportation: Transportation costs are one of the main expenses of Norwegian travel, both in the city and in intercity traffic. Take Oslo as an example. The price for a one-way ticket for a one-way ticket is 33 kr., and the price for a ticket for a bus is 55 kr. The train ticket from Oslo to Bergen is 950 kr. Accommodation: The price of the Green Brigade in Norway is about 300 kr / day; the three-star hotel standard season is about 1500-2000 kr / day, and the off-season is 800-1200 kr / day (the peak season is April-September) .