Gay Travel To Oslo, Norway

A Few Pointers To What You Should Expect From Gay Travel To Oslo

Norway, just like the rest of Scandinavia is a country where sex is free and widely available and so if you are planning on gay travel to Oslo you can look forward to many interesting opportunities. In fact, most gay life in Oslo is concentrated in a small area in the heart of Oslo and more particularly around the Royal Palace and near the railway station that are not more than a kilometer apart.

Gay travel to Oslo is interesting and you will find many opportunities especially if you check out some restaurants and bars that cater solely to gays. Again, like the rest of Scandinavia, Norway and obviously Oslo have an entrenched gay population which thrives because of the permissive society.

Karl Johan Street, the main street in Oslo that stretches from the railway station to the Royal Palace draws huge tourist crowds. There is much for the gay oriented person in this area and also in the neighboring areas and especially in places such as the Gronland district and also Grunerlokka.

There is also plenty of to do for the gay person who can visit numerous bars and restaurants and especially places such as Bobs Pub and also Ett Glass that provide rich and varied nightlife opportunities for everyone - including gays. BarTini is a gay bar.

Oslo has a thriving nightlife and its gay scene is open and in fact the country also boasts of having public figures that are openly gay including the former Finance Minister and even the present Chairman of Oslo City Council is gay.

Gay life in Oslo is not segregated as you would find in other cities and so gays and straights often mingle with each other. However, certain places are strictly gay including London and also Elsker. The year 2010 will see Oslo hosting the Mr. Gay Norway competition. So, it is the right time to visit Oslo if you are gay and a male.