Vacation rentals in Oslo

A fun photoshoot indoors / outdoors in Oslo. If it's wet, we'll be mostly indoors within big buildings around downtown. This photoshoot works perfectly for: - Couples photo session - Solo traveler - Engagement - Proposal - Prenup - Family - Fashion portrait - Group (bachelors and bachelorettes) - Newlyweds, wedding elopements, and honeymoon travelers - Friends - Portraits for dating profiles - Social media influencers - Giving this experience as a gift to someone you know - Wedding (contact if interested) This experience is LGBTQ+ friendly. After the shoot, I will provide each participant with watermarked thumbnails of all the pictures taken from the shoot. These thumbnail images are not usable. The participant can pick 3 pictures to be edited and delivered in high resolution (included in this package). If additional images are wanted, the prices are: 320 kr,- per image. The images each participant receives are private and will not be shared with anyone else unless guests give their written consent. Other things to note: Try not to book this experience on a day you might feel jet-lagged

This is a private photography session. Please bring along around 5 different outfits to the session (just different t-shirts, sweaters etc. are OK). In the days following the shoot, a panel of 200 women or men (depending on your target audience) will vote on your pictures to decide which top images you should use for your dating profile. The best 3 images will be edited and delivered for free included in this package. This is a private experience.

You will take metro line 3, eastbound towards Mortensrud. I’ll meet you at Bøler metro station. From there we’ll walk shortly into the forrest. 15 minutes walk through bumpy forrest trails before we come to a wide trail at Nøkklevann lake. We follow the trail along the lake shortly entering bumpy trails a couple of times. You’ll see some nice view points of the lake, hear the sound of forrest brooks, observe season colours of the trees and vegetation, see a couple of waterfalls, make some unforgettable pictures of beautiful Norwegian nature and meet locals on their regular weekend outings. At view point Sarabråten, about an hour and a half into the tour we will have a coffee break. All precautions for prevention of Covid19 are taken. You will hear about the place and ruins there. After the break we continue to Ulsrud vannet, another lake on our tour. In summer you can see beautiful waterlillies there. About half an hour and some more nice view points later I will escort you to Bøler metro station where our tour ends. Other things to note Please address any dietary restrictions, allergies.

Picture a river, surrounded by old manufacturing buildings and parklands. You can almost hear the sounds of the factories well at work, mixed in with the splashing of the river as you walk along the pathway. The colourful residential area surprisingly improves the mood with the colour palette on display, even on a cloudy day. You come across a giant chandelier, where around the corner hides a number of old wooden houses from the 1800s and facades covered in street art. Where in Oslo are you? You’re in the district of Grünerløkka, Oslo’s trendy and bohemian inner-city neighbourhood. During your journey through Grünerløkka, where there is plenty of hipster vibes and history to go around (aka hipstoric), we’ll dig into one of the treasures that are Oslo. We'll see Damstredet, where you’ll want to take a photo of the lovely hillside houses. We'll also check in with Norway's dynamic trio: Ibsen, Bjørnson and… at the Our Savior’s Cemetery. The area is also home to one of Norway’s most famous artists, none other than Edvard Munch (third person in the trio above of course). We end our hipstoric walk at Mathallen in the recently built, sustainable area of Vulkan. Other things to note Look for our guide dressed in blue or white with the logo OURWAY. The Logo can also be held as a sign. This tour ends at Vulkan in the Grünnerløkka district so guests may continue to enjoy the area or visit the food hall Mathallen.

Cemetery walk Let me take you for a walk in the most surprising open-air museum in Oslo: the historical monument of Our Saviors Cemetery. Explore the funerary art of this beautiful graveyard with its more than 200 years of history as well as the memorial part: the Garden of Honour with the great celebrities of the past as Edvard Munch, Henrik Ibsen, Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson and Henrik Wergeland. The cemetery is protected since 1969, which means that there are no new graves. It will be an offbeat and picturesque stroll in a tranquil atmosphere away from the city’s bustle, a time machine where we can explore this beautiful oasis in the middle of the city, quietly learning about Norwegian history and culture, the artists, the intellectuals, the poets and the feminists struggling for voting rights. I will give you the highlights of the celebrity’s tombs, the must-sees, but also the less-known, beautiful pieces of graveyard art and curious examples of style. As an experienced historical guide, I want to give you a narrative full of energy and passion, going back to the important year of 1814 and the growth of the modern Norwegian nation, balancing anecdotes with historical accuracy and share with you some secrets of the past. Other things to note I will meet you outside the entrance at Ullevålsveien, next to the bus stop called Oslo Katedralskole. The entrance will be opposite the school, were Frimannsgate meets Ullevålsveien. Bus number 37 will take you there, or you can reach it by 20 minutes’ walk from the Central Station.