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Free Things To Do In Oslo - Visiting Vigeland Park

April 18, 2025 Alexandra Northern Europe, Norway Travel Blog, Oslo Travel Blog, Scandinaviabudget friendly trips, Cultural Attractions, Things to Do

Spectacular & Absolutely Free Things to Do in Oslo, Norway in 2025

Best free things to do in Oslo? If you’re on a search for the most incredible, no-cost attractions in a city adventure amidst the famous Norwegian fjords, learn that Oslo is perfect!

Modern architecture, clean facades, Michelin-starred restaurants, sculpture parks, electric cars, and the Noble Prize scene… all that could sound expensive. Not the cheapest city to visit in Europe, that’s correct!

But even when your budget is limited, you can still enjoy the local customs, art and architecture, and Oslfjord through various free experiences and activities. There are plenty!

Things to do in Louisville near the Kentucky Convention Center

October 18, 2024 Alexandra Kentucky, North America, United States, USACultural Attractions, sports tourism, Things to Do

Top Things to Do Around Kentucky Convention Center: Bourbon, Art & Sports (Louisville, KY)

Here’s everything you need to know about the Kentucky International Convention Center (KICC) in downtown Louisville. From tips on choosing the perfect hotels near the convention center to enjoying Louisville’s cultural attractions – bourbon, sports, art, culture, and architecture -, you’ll find plenty of ways to make the most of your stay beyond meetings and conference rooms.

7-days-in-Jordan-Itinerary-Petra-Week-Trip

September 20, 2024 Alexandra Jordan Travel Blog, Middle East Travel BlogAncient Civilizations, Ecotourism, Things to Do, Traditional Food Experience

7 Days in Jordan: A Road Trip Itinerary from Aqaba to Amman (and Back)

7 days in Jordan itinerary extracted from an end-of-February, Jordan week-long trip with the most unexpected and dreamy attractions and stops, starting from the depths of the Wadi Rum desert to the heights of Mount Nebo, through the ancient carved city of Petra and upstream the Jordan River, following closely the mystical paths of Christianity.

Even if I tried to plan this holiday to the smallest detail, the actual 7-day trip to Jordan, exceeded any expectations by far. Jordan is considered to be an expensive country. But with a moderate budget for two people and a rented car, we managed to balance and enjoy all that Jordan had to offer from South to North and back. In one week only!

Golden Bridge in Da Nang Ba Na Hills Vietnam

February 17, 2024 Alexandra Da Nang Travel Blog, Southeast Asia Travel Blog, Vietnam Travel Blogmountain resorts, Natural Reserves, The Great Outdoors, Things to Do

The Incredible Golden Bridge, Da Nang, Vietnam: Visiting Tips & Tricks

The Golden Bridge in Vietnam’s Ba Na Hills, near Da Nang, known to be raised towards the skies by two stone giant hands, is one of the fastest growing internet sensations. Since its opening in 2018, the bridge has gone viral on social media, drawing tourists from all over the world to witness its breath-taking design.

Cultural Center in Bukchon Hanok Village

August 31, 2023 Alexandra East Asia, Seoul, South Koreaancient architecture, Cultural Attractions, heritage villages, Things to Do

Bukchon Hanok Village Guide & Map: A Living Story of the Joseon Dynasty (Updated 2023)

A long list of out-of-this-world things to do in Bukchon Hanok Village, Seoul, South Korea. Ready?

The ancient South Korean Bukchon Hanok Village is a rare time-machine neighbourhood. An attraction worth of topping any list of places to visit in Seoul. The village takes you back more than 600 years ago, to the ancient Joseon Dynasty era, while confining pieces of what used to be the lifestyle of the upper class of those times.

In all my travels, I have hardly ever seen such a surprising urban artefact.

Bukchon means Northern Village and it was called so due to its strategic position on the Joseon Map, north of Cheonggyecheong Stream and Jongno.

Traditionally, this was the residential quarter of high-ranking government officials and nobility. Even though some of the old hanoks have been modernized being transformed into the so called fusion hanoks, there are still plenty of well-conserved examples of art and architecture reminding of the ways old Koreans used to live.

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