Hello,
We invite you to share some information regarding leisure activities that are free or low-cost in Norway. This information will give future expats (or even current expats) an idea regarding some of leisure activities that they might not be aware of.
Is there a way to find out about free or low-cost fun activities in Norway, such as a specific app, or a newsletter, or magazine, tourism board, etc.? How do you find out where events are organised?
What are the most common free leisure activities in Norway?
Which free activities do you recommend for children, for teenagers, for adults, and for seniors?
Are there certain days where access to paid activities are offered at a lower price or even for free, such as museum entry, or exhibitions, or a theme park, etc.?
How do you maximise your leisure activities in the most cost-effective manner?
Thank you for sharing your experience,
Priscilla
Free and low-cost leisure activities in Norway
the cheapest and most Norwegian leisure activity is to go outdoors. Even in Oslo it's easy to get to hiking and skiing trails. You can get skiing equipment used for cheap, and there are trails to suit all ages and abilities.
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