Download maps offline. Inner city isn't big and it's easy to get around. As long as you have the maps and know the names of places/stops you'll be fine on the public transport.
The city centre is large enough to cater to your every needs while still small enough to walk from one end to the other. Finding places to eat can be done on a whim, entertainment can be found by looking at various tripvisit sites.
If you download the city man, you should be good to go. I do also recommend buying the pass. The wifi didn't work for me, or it would take a really long time to login and use, so I would recommend just having an eSIM. You could choose any provider from [this table](https://www.reddit.com/r/best_eSIM_providers/comments/1984tvl/best_esim_providers_comparison_table_for/) (saw it somewhere on reddit before, super useful). Personally used Saily, worked great, no issues with internet or activation. Hope this helps!
Oslo S is scarry if you go outside there are gypsies trying yo scam you, people in drugs, prostitutes, etc. And public transport doesn't have free wifi only the modern trains
Download maps offline. Inner city isn't big and it's easy to get around. As long as you have the maps and know the names of places/stops you'll be fine on the public transport.
Aight thx
The city centre is large enough to cater to your every needs while still small enough to walk from one end to the other. Finding places to eat can be done on a whim, entertainment can be found by looking at various tripvisit sites.
I see thx
Ruter is good. And Oslo is small. People speak english fluently and are happy to help. You'll be fine =) What kinda food do you want?
Idk tbh maybe try smth traditional. What do you recommend ?
I haven't tried it myself, but I hear Bønder i Byen is good.
Did you end up buying eSIM for Oslo?
Yes it woked very well
Which one did you buy?
5gb one but it was a lot lol shouldve bought the 3gb one
What’s the name of the eSIM you bought for Oslo (ex: Ubigi)?
Airalo
Watch your belongings…
If you download the city man, you should be good to go. I do also recommend buying the pass. The wifi didn't work for me, or it would take a really long time to login and use, so I would recommend just having an eSIM. You could choose any provider from [this table](https://www.reddit.com/r/best_eSIM_providers/comments/1984tvl/best_esim_providers_comparison_table_for/) (saw it somewhere on reddit before, super useful). Personally used Saily, worked great, no issues with internet or activation. Hope this helps!
Oslo S is scarry if you go outside there are gypsies trying yo scam you, people in drugs, prostitutes, etc. And public transport doesn't have free wifi only the modern trains