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The Municipal Museum of Fine Arts in Kortrijk, also known as the Stedelijk Museum voor Schone Kunsten, is property to one of the finest art galleries in Belgium. The museum holds the extraordinary paintings on the sixteenth century painter, Roeland Savery, along with the extraordinary works of other painters; various archaeological artifacts, ceramics, porcelain, pottery and, because the museum is housed within a seventeenth century patrician residence, travellers get the chance to enjoy the astounding beauty of Renaissance architecture. The museum is open Saturday via Thursday and is closed on Fridays and specific holidays.

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Climate The climate of Norway can be termed as Temperate with hot summers and cold overcast winters. The highlands of interior Norway have an arctic like climate with snow, severe wind chill and frost. Most of the rain is along the coastal areas and comes down in winter very heavily and often. Winters are mild as well along the coastal regions. Neighborhood Customs Like any other nation Norway has its own customs too. It is customary not to drink till the host makes a toast. It can be customary for guests to offer gifts towards the host of a meal. Smoking is prohibited in most public regions. Casual dress is acceptable for everyday wear. Tipping the taxi drivers just isn&apos;t customary. Tipping up to 5 percent is customary for service in restaurants. Porters at railway stations and airports charge per piece, though porters at hotels normally charge around NOK5-10 depending on the amount of pieces of luggage. Attractions Bergen - Many museums, galleries, aquarium, medieval age buildings, cable vehicle for the top of Bergen&apos;s hills and boat trips to fjords. Oslo - Old medieval buildings, churches, modern architecture, museums like Edvard Munch Museum and also the Norwegian Folk Museum, art galleries, Vigeland Park, and Akershus Fortress Fjordland - Geirangerfjorden known for tiny S-shaped fjord,  Sognefjord - the longest plus the deepest fjord, stunning villages just like Balestrand and Flam, old stave churches, N&#195;&#402;&#194;&#166;r&#195;&#402;&#194;&#184;yfjord - Narrowest branch of the Sognefjord and Palteau of Jostedalsbreen glacier  Troms&#195;&#402;&#194;&#184; - Arctic cathedral, Polaria and Troms&#195;&#402;&#194;&#184; Museum  Travel  By Air - Lots of airlines operate to Norway like Braathens Secure (BU) and SAS Scandinavian Airlines (SK), a Scandinavian airline, Air France, British Airways, Finnair, Icelandair, KLM, Lufthansa, Northwest Airlines, Norwegian Air Shuttle, Ryanair and Swiss Airlines. Oslo International Airport (OSL) (Gardermoen) (internet site: www.osl.no) is the biggest airport of Norway which can be positioned 30 mile north of Oslo. Sea - The very important passenger ports are Bergen, Kristiansand, Larvik, Oslo and Stavanger. The key sea routes from the UK, operated by Fjord Line and DFDS Seaways respectively, are from Newcastle to Bergen and to Kristiansand. By Rail - The nation is a part of the substantial network of trains connecting the European cities. When you are coming from UK, the connections are from London by way of Dover/Ostend (through Denmark, Germany, The Netherlands and Sweden) or Harwich/Hook of Holland, or from Newcastle to Bergen through Stavanger. It is also connected to Sweden throught two routes, with daytime and overnight trains from Copenhagen, Malm and Stockholm. Duty Free Products 1. 200 cigarettes or 250g of tobacco products and 200 leaves of cigarette paper for EU countries. 2. 400 cigarettes or 500g of tobacco products and 200 leaves of cigarette paper for Non-EU countries. 3. 1liter of spirits and 1liter of wine or 2liter of wine and 2liter of beer for EU countries. four. 1liter of spirits and 1liter of wine or 2liter of wine and 2liter of beer for Non-EU nations. 5. 50g perfume or 500 ml eau de toilette 6. Gifts, Food, fruits, drugs and flowers for private use of worth as much as three,500 kr Prohibited Products  Un-canned goods, meat or dairy products, Narcotics, firearms, ammunition, weapons, eggs, plants, endangered species, fireworks and alcoholic beverages that contain greater than sixty per cent alcohol. Specifics on cockatiel food is often identified at the Interesting Animals web site.

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