Top Things to Do in Trysil 2021

"very pretty to look at from the outside, just like the rest of the city!"

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

"Oslo, the capital of Norway, has a world-renowned sculpture park with the theme of life. It is called Vigeland Sculpture Park. In 1909, a man named Vigeland who had sought advice from the French artist Rodin at the age of 41. Boldly proposed to the government: Give me a piece of green space, and I want it to be world-renowned. The Norwegian government really fulfilled his wish. Since then, he has lived, lived and lived in this green space, exhausting the rest of his life to independently complete the overall planning blueprint of the park and all the sculpture designs. The park was built in 1924 and completed in 19 years. The park covers an area of 455 acres. There are 150 groups of large and small sculptures in the park, including 192 sculptures and 650 reliefs. Each group of sculptures reflects a theme-life! So it is also called "Life Park" Vigeland Park has designed four parts on the central axis of the park around the theme of "life", symbolizing the four stages of life, from life to death: The first stage: the bridge of life. The second stage: as the fountain of life. The third stage: the pillar of life. The fourth stage: the wheel of life. Walking among the group of sculptures makes people feel the joys, sorrows, joys, sorrows and reunions experienced in life. Make every visitor fear and treat life kindly!"

"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."