"Born on the earth but never been to the Arctic Circle, which definitely shows disrespect to the planet," a tourist said to me at Tromso, the representive city of the Arctic Circle. Just as the book Norwegian Wood written by Haruki Murakami, this saying had been kept in my deep memory. Most people are familiar with the famous painting "The Scream" by Edvard Munch: Norwegian bridge under the setting sun, someone screaming beside your ears. Actually in Oslo, the norway fiord in Munch's paintings does really exist. Once you came here, please stick fingers in the ears when you take the picture. Of course, besides those pictures, there are many other representative local products could be taken home as souvenirs.5 Cons You Should Comprehend About cheap sexy lingerie

The sun, porridge, troll: in the streets in Norway, these things can be often seen: they are not tall, with floppy hair and red garlic nose, pointed ears, huge belly and uneven teeth. Tips to Settle

Norway people say that trolls like the porridge but they are afraid of the sun. They might look pretty scary, but they are very friendly, and they have become the embodiment of luck and happiness in Norway. So when you see them in the street. The happy mode they bring to you when you see them is parhaps the so called "luck and happiness they bring to you". The main shopping district is the Karl Johansgate Avenue. This is the most famous street in Oslo, which is from the railway station to the Palace. Apart from the the sightseeing of Domkirke Church, Stortinget Parliament House on the way, shops around the district are the real target for shopping manias. And those typical shops can`t be missed for sure.

David Andersen store of Norway is mainly selling accessories, jewelries and silverwares. There are not only local products, but also more than 20,000 merchandises from all over the world. Especially, there are many ornaments from the pirate age, making people quite dazzled. Ålesund Studio Song Studios is a brand stores operating fur and leather fashion and much other high class fur fashion brand; Parie is a shopping center in the street and there are high class fashion, CDs, books and different kinds of gifts inside. You can go to the cafe underground and take a rest if you tired at shopping. Drink a cup of coffee and look at the gains, you must be very delightful with fruitful results.

Recommendation for gifts: the most representative and meanigful gifts are fishery product and art work. Apart from that, the traditional hand knitted sweater with snowflake and reindeer pattern, the forest elfins which can bring luck and fortune to you, rose lacquer painting, unique silver brooch and necklace are all very good presents. Tax Rebate: The temporary visitors can receive the tax rebates when shopping in Norway. The minimum spending amount is 308 Norwegian kroner, and the tax rebate rate is 18%; the specific operation method: when shopping in the store, ask the clerk to fill in a tax refund form, together with the invoice and nail, and apply for the tax rebates at the customs office at your departure. When you go to get the tax reimbursement, you should show your passport, passenger ticket, tax return form and the invoice. Sometimes the goods for tax reimbursement would be checked. Not everything can get tax reimbursement, say general food and service. Usually, the shopping time in weekdays is from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and many shops open until 7:00 p.m. in Thursday. Shops close earlier in summer, especially when it is Friday. The shopping time in Saturdays is from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Large shopping malls like Aker Brygge and Oslo City often close later, some even open until 8 p.m.