Free Walking Sightseeing Tour #3 in Oslo, Norway

The second theater (datat) is a theater located on 9th Street in van Bear Valley, Oslo, between saws and turf. The theatre was opened in the fall of 2011 by improvisers similar to theaters, and was subsequently locked up on the premises of chateauneuf in Oslo. Those who started the theater were Niels petter Cowherd, the food proprietress, the tones of Tottino, the weaving eyes of dark red, and more. The self-contained import group has also been the core of dat operation.

Wikipedia: Det Andre Teatret (NO), Website

With a fall of 16 meters, Bjølsenfossen is the highest waterfall in Akerselva in Oslo. It is located south of Treschows bridge at Bjølsen, and is named after the farm Bjølsen. In the 1300s, Bjølsen mill was built by the waterfall. In the 1800s, the waterfall was important for industrial development in the area, and supplied Bjølsen Valsemølle with power. The rolling mill eventually became the largest flour producer in Norway. The waterfall is located inside the rolling mill's industrial area, so the general public does not normally get close to it.

Wikipedia: Bjølsenfossen (NO)

Bjølsenparken is a park at Bjølsen in the borough of Sagene in Oslo.

Wikipedia: Bjølsenparken (NO)

Grey Bain Plain is a park in Oslo.

Wikipedia: Gråbeinsletta (NO)

Sagene Church is located in Oslo, Norway. The church is one of the most rugged and prominent in Oslo. The church was built in gothic revival style and it was consecrated in 1891. It was designed by architect Christian Fürst in neo-Gothic style. There are 600 seats.

Wikipedia: Sagene Church (EN)