Hospitality Exchange for Women in Oslo
Riri
Oslo
Can host for:
2 days
About me
A 30yr old solo traveller originally from the Philippines, now based in Norway. I try to go travel on a budget across Europe every month..
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Marit
Oslo
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Half Norwegian - half Dutch. Living in Oslo.
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Lisa
Oslo
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hi! I'm Lisa, a thirty-something plant-lady living in Oslo, Norway. I'm from a different part of Norway, but have lived in the capital for the past 5 years. I'm really into cooking and would love to learn your favorite recipe. Come visit, let's exchange travel stories and write a little memory in my guest book. 😊
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Katrine
Oslo
Can host for:
3 days
About me
I absolutely love travelling, meeting new people, immersing myself into new cultures, and putting myself in new and exciting situations. Im passionate about music, nature and food. Excited to meet you 😊
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Lucia
Oslo
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hey!, I'm Lucia and I'm interested in architecture, art, camping, books, cinema, culture, cycling, hiking, nature, solo travel, trekking and swimming
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Amalie
Oslo
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hi im a 54 year old artist and i have been travelling solo since early teens
Trine
Oslo
Can host for:
2 days
About me
Hi everyone, I an Trine, an extrovert and easygoing Norwegian lady in my late 50s. I partly live in Oslo and partly in a small coastal hamlet 1,5 hrs from Oslo. I like to get to know new people and I am passionate about languages. So far I speak fluent Norwegian (native speaker), English and German, intermediate French and basic Spanish. I also try to learn a few other languages. I work full time, so I am only available for meet-ups after work or those week-ends I am in Oslo.
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Kathy
Oslo
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Easy going, young at heart lady. Enjoy new adventures. Shy, but love to challenge myself! Would love to hear from you and make history happen
Antoinette
Oslo
Can host for:
3 days
About me
I am an active person who loves to explore and experience new things. I enjoy nature and hiking - as well as nights out with good food a drinks. I prefer exploring new places and seeing monuments rather than just sunbathing all day, although I sometimes just wanna do exactly that too. I work for a tech company at the moment, but are changing jobs to a fashion company soon - I am very into fashion so I’m very excited. I love in Oslo (Norway), but have lived both in the UK and Netherlands for several years too. I’m neat, tidy and can be very quiet ☺️
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Kristina
About Me
From: Tromsø Live in: Oslo (since 2011) Study: VFX, illustration, art Work: Bookstore Interests: Arts and crafts, drawing, game design, animal rights etc
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Riri
About Me
A 30yr old solo traveller originally from the Philippines, now based in Norway. I try to go travel on a budget across Europe every month..
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Is Oslo safe to travel?
Based on 21 experiences
Georgia
United Kingdom
Solo travel
I felt very safe during my time in Oslo, even though it was only a night! People were friendly. The transport and food is expensive, but there’s enough to see in the city for an evening. I enjoyed my time there and would recommend to other solo female travellers
Posted: July 30, 2024
Dottie
United States
Solo travel
Oslo is a lovely, clean city. People were very friendly and the city is very safe. There are lots of museums and art galleries. The public transportation is very easy to navigate. There are many parks and restaurants. I did a walking food tasting tour (from Viator) to learn more about the local foods and history. The city is very walkable and it wasn't difficult to find people who spoke English. I stayed at an Airbnb apartment near a train station, walking distance to the dock where I was taking a cruise. Since I used public transport and travel light enough to carry my stuff, I never needed a taxi or ride share service.
Posted: July 30, 2024Experienced: June, 2024Upcoming visitors to Oslo
Laura
About Me
I am Italian and I live in Vilnius, Lithuania. It is my home and one of the greenest capitals in Europe. I like travelling and seeing new countries through the eyes of locals. I am fluent in English and Italian, and I’m studying Arabic!
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Is Oslo worth visiting?
Overall rating
based on 21 experiences
Solo travel
sharing from the local： Nature stuff: - Maybe take the ferry to one of the islands, maybe Hovedøya. You take the boat with a normal bus ticket. - If you have the time, go to bogstad gård. I would say it’s the prettiest lake in Oslo, you can swim there, walk around and have a kanelsnurr - You should really stop by botanisk hage! It’s close to city center and really pretty! - The kings castle have a really pretty park! Culture stuff: - I would really recommend the national gallery! It’s new and kinda different I would say to other museums! I go there maybe twice a week myself. It’s so peaceful and astonishing at the same time. - You can have a tour in the kings castle, it’s interesting I think! Foods and drinks!: For coffee the cafe “Time Wendelboe” is world class! But there’s a lot of coffee places that are good, Norwegians love their coffee.. I really like the Italian food at Baltazar ristorante! The best Chinese food is probably Szechuan Chengdu by Grunerløkka. There’s a bunch of god sushi places just don’t eat at Sabrura❌ it sucks. I would also stay away from Egon! For Norwegian food i like Fiskeriet on Youngstorget, they got fish mostly! Here’s a link to all the best Norwegian restaurants but it’s written in Norwegian:/ https://www.visitoslo.com/no/artikler/norske-restauranter/ Shopping: - For vintage shopping, grunerløkka have some good stores like good vibes vintage, Robot, Frøken Dianas salonger and velouria vintage. - For classic shopping i would recommend Svean on Frogner, they get a lot of Scandinavian clothing. - Dapper on Grunerløkka, they mostly have menswear but a lot of it I would say is unisex. - Ganni postmodern and Acne archive also on grunerløkka! Mostly women’s fashion. It’s really cool! - - Valkyrien is a shopping mall on majorstua with stores like Other stories and Moniker, both cool stores one with mostly women’s clothing and the other a sports store. + a bunch of other stores. - Steen og strøm in Karl Johan is cool, more brands that are well known, four floors of different things. - Paleet is a shopping mall in Karl Johan as well closer to the kings castle. They have a really good clothing store on the second floor!
Posted: August 1, 2024Experienced: June, 2024Solo travel
This is an amazing city! The nightlife is great, the public transport is great and amazing parks! Also nice to walk by the sea. I would recommend checking out frognerparken and Aker brygge. Truly recommend
Posted: June 4, 2024Hospitality Exchange in Norway
