Sebastian Weißinger

2nd time at the Guggenheim Collection in Venice and still a museum worth seeing. The corridors are very narrow and the art is very spread out. The highlight of the room is the terrace overlooking the canal, where you can find a funny sculpture. A place where you can slow down in fast-paced Venice. With a few exceptions, the staff are very solution-oriented and try to be friendly. The lack of space in the entrance area makes it very stressful for large groups to enter, so enter in smaller groups.

Nice Trainstation and optional express train to Oslo Main Station. Its quite cheap to get from Oslo Lufthaven to Oslo as a Student - children travel free! Airport isnt that big bute there are is lots of space, but a lack of seating options beforehand the security check. Clean Toilets and many trashcans.

A real eye-catcher and a must visit for tourists. Accessibility is provided and in general it is a nice place to take a little break in the sun on the stands while hiking. We watched athletes there training their endurance on the stairs - it's really something special to be able to just walk into a "stadium". The viewing platform at the top is of course windy but you have the best view over Oslo. The price for it, well not quite justified but it's still worth it.

maybe the best open air art park i have ever visited. The sculptures are really nice to watch an analyse, even for non artsy people the topic presented here could be interesting. Must visit in Oslo!

The Pallazzo is worthy of its name. One of the most beautiful exhibition locations I've ever been to. If you look closely, you can see what it must have looked like in the past. The exhibition was also set up very nicely and the rooms were accordingly not overcrowded. In addition, there was accessibility (ramps and elevator) and lockers were provided without money. The staff was very understanding and accommodating. Restrooms were clean and accessible, and there is an elevator in the building.