STRANGE OLD OSLO
with Jason Moore, host of Zero to Travel
Jason ‘friluftsliving it up’ on Kjerag, around 150 miles west of Oslo
Looking for some unusual attractions in Oslo, Norway? Look no further.
In this episode, we talk to local expert Jason Moore, host of Zero to Travel.
After a decade on the road as a nomad — before it was cool — US-born Jason moved to Norway and created the top-rated Zero To Travel Podcast (10 million downloads and counting). In it, he shares thoughtful interviews, unconventional perspectives and actionable advice to help you travel the world on your terms.
In this episode you’ll find out…
Which travel writing guru introduced Jason to an unusual artwork
How wrongly-prepared lutefisk (dried ‘funky’ fish) can kill people
Why locals don’t talk to each other on the street… but you should
…and so much more.
You’ll find all Jason’s picks on the podcast website: www.strangeoldworld.com
Follow Jason on Instagram and check out his podcast at zerototravel.com
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Picks of the pod
Here’s a list of all the Strange Old Oslo suggestions of Jason Moore. Attractions marked with an asterisk (*) are included on the map below.
Strange thing to see in Oslo: The Mini Bottle Gallery*
Strange thing to do in Oslo: Ring the Untuned Bell*
Strange event in Oslo: World’s Coolest Day* (bonus shoutout: Russ)
Strange food in Oslo: Lutefisk funky fish — try it at Gamle Raadhus* (bonus shoutout: rakfisk)
Strange legend in Oslo: The ghosts at Akershus Festning* — join the Ghost Walk
Stranger Danger™ in Oslo: Talking to people on the street
Strange day trip from Oslo: Christmas House and Santa’s Post Office*, Drøbak
Straight-up recommendations for Oslo: Oslo Badstuforening sauna, rent a bike to visit Bygdøy (including Huk beach and the museums)
Why visit now/when to visit: The weak Norwegian krone means it’s more affordable than ever/Summer is surprisingly quiet, winter is ideal for indoor sights
Strange sight elsewhere in the world: Crazyhouse in Da Lat, VIetnam
Joe’s end-of-pod pick: Misfornøyelsesbar (Dissatisfaction Bar)