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Oslo Airport is the busiest and most important international air hub in Norway. It serves not only domestic connections, but 100 European and seven intercontinental destinations. More than 19 million passengers a year are handled here, and major carriers operating at the airport include Air France, British Airways, Continental, KLM and Lufthansa.
A favourite with arrivals here is car rental in Oslo Airport, arranged either on the concourse or in advance online, with a good choice of major suppliers. Other facilities include lounges, internet access, restaurants, bars and coffee houses, duty-free and duty-paid shops, assistance for the disabled, long- and short-term parking, banking and ATMs.
The global city of Oslo is just 35kms from its airport and is a favourite visitor destination for its architecture, varying from traditional wooden through grand mansions to post-modernism. Other draws include its lively nightlife, wide choice of eateries, museums and Viking heritage. Although the city's transport network is excellent, car hire in Oslo Airport allows visitors to set their own itineraries.
Oslo's climate is humid continental, with long hours of summer daylight and short, murky mid-winter days. The Gulf Stream's influence gives mild weather for most of the year, with warm summers and cold, snowy winters. Rainfall is moderate year-round, turning to snow in the winter months. Ice is seen every winter on Oslofjord, with a complete freeze every few years.
Much of the centre of Oslo is a pedestrianised zone, with car parks provided at the edges, but for getting around the rest of the city, a car is useful. As with any large conurbation, rush hour traffic varies from heavy to nightmarish, although Norwegian drivers are less volatile than those in many European countries. Compare car hire rates online to find the best deal for your trip.
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