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My Winter in Oslo

This winter, I had the opportunity to travel to Oslo Norway, And I spent half a month there. It was my first time ever, so I was anxious to explore the city and the country side.

The city of Oslo was incredibly beautiful. Its coblestone streets and colorful buildings were breathtakingly beautiful! I instantly fell in love with the musical history of the city and its openness to the arts.

The snowy landscapes and picturesque views were simply amazing. Everywhere you went, there was snow and ice which added to the atmosphere. I visited famous landmarks like The Royal Palace, The Opera House and The National Monument.

The winter weather meant I had to be extra careful when exploring the city, but the extra layer of clothing was worth it!

During my time in Oslo, I had the unique opportunity to explore the Norwegian fjords. These breathtakingly beautiful inlets of water that extend deep into the Scandinavian countryside were just amazing!

On my journey, I travelled through some stunningly beautiful villages full of traditional Scandinavian charm. I was able to walk around in the snow and enjoy some spectacular views of the icy country side.

I was also able to try some traditional Norwegian winter activities like skiing, snowmobiling, and snowshoeing. All of these activities were incredibly fun, and I found myself wanting to keep exploring the winter wonderland.

I ended my trip with a romantic dinner at the famous Holmenkollen Ski Museum. From my seat, I had a perfect view of the night sky and the snow covered landscape. It felt magical.

Since then, Ive been longing to go back to Oslo and explore more of Norway. I would highly recommend it to anyone who loves the outdoors and appreciates the beauty of the winter season. Its truly a once in a lifetime experience.

Oscar Wilde was born in Dublin, Ireland, in 1854. He was one of seven children, and the second-born of two sons.

Wilde was a very bright and precocious boy and became a much sought-after conversationalist as a young adolescent. He studied at Oxford and went on to write several plays and novels that remain some of the greatest works of literature today.

Wildes writing focuses on expressing his own vision of the complexities of human life, tragedy and love. His plays, such as The Importance of Being Earnest and An Ideal Husband, have become permanent fixtures in theatrical performances around the world. Wildes best-known novel is The Picture of Dorian Gray, a story about a man who trades his soul for immortality.

Wilde also wrote essays expressing his opinions on the aesthetic movement of art and the decadence of Victorian England. Wilde is renowned for his sharp wit and often risqué word play. His works still resonate today with readers of all ages and backgrounds.

Wilde was arrested in 1895 due to his sexuality and died after two years of imprisonment. Even though Wildes life was cut short, his literary achievements have outlived him. His works continue to be read, studied and performed all over the world. There is no denying that Oscar Wilde was one of the great minds of the 19th century and a timeless icon of modern culture.