Things to do in Oslo?

Question

I'll have two free days in Oslo. Can you recommend something to visit or do?
How much would I need for that?
Thank you!

Answer 1

I expect that you have seen this link before, but I send it to you just in case. http://www.visitoslo.com/ It has sections on Oslo on a budget and what's on at the moment. There's no doubt about it, it is an expensive place to be.
As it will be cold (a good crisp cold, pleasant for moving about in), you will have to allow for warm drinks every often in your budget. Glog would be a good idea at this time of year. Have a good trip!

Answer 2

One of Europe's best-kept secrets, magnificent Oslo stands as an exercise in contrasts. On one hand is its growing metropolis of more than half a million people, whose gleaming, glass-and-steel skyline and ultra-modern shopping centers form a fascinating juxtaposition with wide avenues and stunning late 19th- and early 20th-century Neoclassical architecture. On the other hand are Oslo's vast forested areas, public parks, botanical gardens, and network of pathways, which traverse the mountains on which the city was built
Things to do in oslo....
-Restuarants such as
1. Annen Etage
2. Bristol Grill
3. Restaurant Bagatelle
4. Brasserie 45
5. Theatercaféen
Sights and Activitys
1. Huk/Paradisbukta Beach
2. Vigelandsparken
3. Det Norske Kongehus
4. BÃ¥tservice Sightseeing
5. Oslo Domkirke
Night Life
1. Sir Winston Public House
2. London Pub
3. Oslo Konserthus
4. Bar 1
5. 3 Brødre Pub
Shopping!!!!
1. Norway Designs
2. GlasMagasinet
3. Bærums Verk
4. Byporten Shopping
5. Oslo City

I think that should give you a general idea i didnt list prices but there are many websites for everything i listed so and thing that intrest you just look it up and it should give u a ruff idea on how muhc you could be spending..

Enjoy!