Nightlife

Norway seems to come alive at night. legal drinking age there is 18 so you will be seeing a lot more teenagers out, the wild party kind. You have clubs and bars here in america and of course all over the world. However, unlike in America, they are geared more towards dancing than drinking. You see a lot less of these drugs you see in the clubs here, even though the main music played in Norway is "dubstep" or techno which are both often associated with ecstacy. As stated before the bars are more geared towards dancing, and where you see a lot of "clubs" have a large bar, a lot of seating and a small dance floor; in Norway you see a small bar, very little seating around the edges of the club and the rest is a dance floor. The clubs in Norway are typically a lot bigger as well. While there is a lot of alcohol consumed when they go out, due to the fact that alcohol is an everyday drink much like juice in America , typically they dont drink until the pass out, and little with focus on drugs, you dont see very many people at work hung over or even call in sick. Another huge differenece is that Norwegians for the most part party everynight, and even if the party is simply at someones house they always get dressed up 'to go out." Needless to say, if you're down to party, come to Norway!