Would love recs for things to do/see in Oslo, Berlin, and anywhere accessible by train ride during the fall 👀

[alissaazar@kolektiva.social]

Would love recs for things to do/see in Oslo, Berlin, and anywhere accessible by train ride during the fall

Aside from the obvious (️), other interests are history, nature/hiking, art (but not like big popular museums more so smaller collectives/printshops etc), and literature. Nightlife can get into pretty much anything if the vibe is right, but love dark wave, international, and Arabic. Also anyone I should talk to? Feel free to reach out by DM or email too.

#antifascism #oslo #berlin #anarchism

[quixoticgeek@social.v.st]

@alissaazar the fram museum in Oslo was great, ditto the viking ship museum.

[bangskij@climatejustice.social]

@alissaazar Oslo: Mir is great for underground music(rock/pop/experimental), Nordic Black Theatre has the international vibe(reggae/world/etc), disco's and clubs are downtown. Marka, the forest surrounding the city is great for hiking, lots of paths, easy access by tram/subway -line 5 to Sognsvann say, inner city walks along the river Aker is nice, weed dealers hang around the part around Grønland but they're harmless. Tullinløkka, a stonethrow from the castle, is the bookstore district. Clothes on Grünerløkka, art galleries are all over.

[norawickham@mastodon.social]

Sounds like an amazing trip! Fall is such a beautiful time to explore those cities, especially with all the art and history around. I'm definitely here for those dark wave vibes too!

[hakan_geijer@kolektiva.social]

@alissaazar Give yourself plenty of time and spend a couple of hours looking at all the sculptures at the Vigelandsanlegget. It lives up to the hype. Also for @ shit, obvi go to Blitz. Annares is fine. Just another bookstore. I don't remember there being a lot of English, and it's kinda just "nondescript leftish" despite the name.

[antikalypse@mastodon.social]

@alissaazar For concerts, squats, demonstrations etc. in Berlin check https://stressfaktor.squat.net/termine

[jbenjamint@mastodon.scot]

@alissaazar
Top Oslo hiking / culture / get to know the city tip is to walk the Akerselva River from Maridalsvannet all the way downstream to the city centre.

It's about 8km of meandering well-made path right by the river the whole way.

Take the tram out to the Technical museum at Kjelsås to start the walk.

https://www.visitoslo.com/no/artikler/akerselva

[jowek@autonomous.zone]

@Antikalypse @alissaazar
And the same for Oslo: https://dukkopp.no/en/
Not as active, but might give some overview of locations and communities.