How much does it cost to travel to Norway?

Norway is a fascinating place and the center of Nordic culture. The scenery in Norway is very clear and ethereal, and everywhere it goes is beautiful and pure, with a hint of natural feedback and gratitude. How much does it cost to travel to Norway?

currency conversion

1 NOK =0.7964 RMB.

1 RMB = 1.2557 NOK.

Here are some examples for your reference:

If you only went for four days, you went to Oslo, Bergen and the Norwegian fjord. The student party's poor tour probably cost less than two kilograms of lang (but I have a European railway ticket, and the train ticket from Sweden to Oslo, including the train in the Norwegian fjord, only added dozens of Norwegian kroner for positioning).

Here is a brief introduction to Norwegian prices. (20 15/ 12/9 real-time exchange rate: 1 RMB = 1.3608 NOK feels much lower than I did then.

Prices in Norway are indeed the highest in the world, especially in Oslo.

Meal fee: A set meal at McDonald's is three figures Norwegian kroner, and a light meal is about this price, and each meal is about 100 RMB. If it is expensive, it will not be capped. If you eat seafood, you will get hundreds of crowns per person.

Accommodation fee: four people in the youth brigade, more than 300 Norwegian kroner per night. Expensive ones are not capped, and hotels must all be in four digits.

Transportation costs: Bergen and Oslo are all night trains, saving accommodation. With luck, the cheapest price is NOK 249/349 (Norwegian trains will have minipris, not a certain price).

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The cheapest one-way one-day tour is 1630 NOK (the trick is to buy it with the ticket of Eurorail, but I seem to have spent only a few hundred at that time).

The cost of public transportation in Oslo is about 20 kronor, and the cost of museum is about 100 kronor. The price is about this, depending on the personal budget. If the budget is enough, it really costs about 1000 kronor for a day in northern Europe.

If it is a week, it is about 1 0,000 yuan. Generally speaking, people who travel to Norway come from Norway, Sweden, Finland and Denmark. These four countries are actually very beautiful, and there are many very beautiful scenic spots, including Lake Wiener in Sweden, vigeland Sculpture Park in Norway, the bronze statue of the mermaid in Denmark and the rock church in Finland. , are very, very worth a visit. They also made a dfds cruise in Oslo. Spend the night on a cruise ship and you can see the charming scenery of the island along the way. It feels fantastic ~ whether you are going to Norway or four countries together, Sinbad Travel Network can help you customize your itinerary. You can get to know it.

There are the following situations:

Food and transportation in Norway are particularly expensive.

Two or three dishes for two people are basically between 600 and 850 NOK, and Chinese restaurants there are particularly expensive. In Tromso Shanghai, a meal costs 850 pounds.

But I can recommend a chain western restaurant, which tastes ok and the price is relatively affordable. His name is Egon, and he ate in Oslo and Tromso.

In terms of transportation, I can probably say that taking a taxi to Copenhagen was more than 100 Danish kroner, and the farther airport was 290 yuan. It was still expensive at that time. However, in Norway, what is the transportation fee of 300 yuan?

The taxi fare to Oslo airport on weekends is 959NOK, which seems to be more than 700 at ordinary times. Unfortunately, we made it to the weekend. In terms of public transportation, the cheapest train from the airport to the city requires two people 184, and the airport express requires one person 184.

Renting a car is also very expensive. We rented a car in Stavanger and Lofoton Islands, in Stavanger, and in Bergen, and the fare was paid in different places for three or four thousand yuan.

I wanted to rent a car in Tromso in the north and return it in Lofoton Islands. But the fare for returning the car from other places is 10000. You're right, not counting the thousands of dollars of the car rental itself. So we finally chose to go by plane. Compared with the expensive local prices, airplanes are really cheap.

In addition, the check-in is acceptable, and the price ranges from 1000- 1700 for one night, so it is no problem to check in. Stavanger and Auda, the hotel we booked, the price is 800- 1000, which is very cheap.

Swim across Denmark and head for Norway, another kingdom of the former Kalmar Union.

It seems that several countries in northern Europe, except Finland, are more or less inextricably linked with other ancient kingdoms Denmark, Sweden and Norway. In the early days, it was in-laws, ruling each other and being on and off. Let's put aside political factors for a while. Just their similar system, currency krona in circulation and the same national flag pattern (only distinguished by different colors) are enough to make visitors feel more cordial and friendly.

"Black gold, white coal, salmon"

It is the three treasures that Norwegians are proud of (the first two friends can guess what it means, and it is revealed at the end of this article), and it is also the material guarantee for the people in this country to live a rich life today.

It is also a geographical factor, so the natural landscape is good: there are many snow-capped mountains and lakes in China, especially the unique fjord scenery.

It's nothing like what Kang Youwei wrote after visiting the old man.

The Travels of Eleven European Countries described that "the land is barren and the people are poor, and their eyes are simple and clumsy", but somehow Kang Shengren was so impressed.

From Oslo, the capital, to the ancient city of Bergen, there are countless beautiful scenery along the way: faintly visible snow-capped mountains, clear lakes, red wooden houses with herringbone roofs hidden in the shade, and many different mid-level villas.

The famous wooden church in Bergen (it is reported that the original site was built in the Viking era and was later destroyed, and the current site was restored and rebuilt)

The fashionable origin of VOSS mineral water-

Voss, Norway's perennial sports center. Suitable for hiking, it is also a transit point from Bergen to fjord. The beauty of Voss is low-key, but it is amazing. We stayed at the Fleischer Hotel here that night. Although the fjord is close at hand, it still lingers, and we are reluctant to go home.

Somehow, I remembered Wang Wei's sentence, "I need a place to spend the night, so I call the woodcutter on the river."

A corner opposite the hotel.

Frame, a small fjord town, is a beautiful town near the famous Songgen Fjord, with a population of only 1,000, but it receives millions of tourists Frem all over the world every year. Surrounded by mountains on three sides, it has beautiful scenery. It is not only a port for boarding a boat to visit the fjord, but also the starting point and end point of small trains in mountainous areas.

Sitting on the boat and wandering in the fjord, people marvel at the ingenuity of nature and even yearn for the beauty of architecture that can be seen at any time.

What I especially miss is that when you enjoy the scenery of the fjord, you sit on the bench in front of various specialty shops in the town, stay quietly for a while, look at the running water and cruise ships in front of you and enjoy the peace at that moment.

I visited several Nordic countries and spent the longest time in Norway. After visiting the Oslo City Hall (the only place in Sweden where the Nobel Prize is awarded every year), I came to the following famous statue park named after Norwegian sculptor vigeland. Hundreds of figure sculptures in the garden were made by masters, which took more than 20 years to complete. Entering the garden is full of greenery, and the artistic atmosphere is also coming.

Vigeland Statue Park where art and nature coexist.

There are many statues in the garden, which have both form and spirit, and the theme is narrative, which runs through life and death: there are "angry children", "peaceful couples" and "quarreling families"

The most famous "pillar of life" (see the background below) is carved with more than 100 characters on a stone pillar with a height of 17. When you look closely at the carved figures, you are either ferocious and entangled with each other, or struggling in despair. Although you don't understand the original intention of the master's creation, even if you are in a foreign country, you will inevitably feel suddenly enlightened.

The feeling of "mourning for the people's lives"

The beauty of Norway lies in nature and low-key, from which I may understand what Kang Shengren said.

"Those who move to Beijing are naturally superior and personnel are inferior." However, there is still something to be done, and I hope to have the opportunity to explore it again in the future.

In addition, it is revealed that "black gold and white coal" at the beginning of this article means "oil and gas". Have you thought of it?