Responsible for safeguarding the King and members of the Royal Family , the Royal Police Escort serves as bodyguards during official and private activities within the Kingdom and abroad. The Royal Police Escort also guards foreign royalty on their official or private visits in Norway and foreign including republican heads of state on their official visits. They cooperate closely with the Norwegian Police Security Service. Members of the Royal Police Escort are individually selected and especially trained police officers. The Royal Police Escort was established on 11 May , shortly before Crown Prince Olav's return to the Kingdom following the end of the five-year-long German occupation. The coat of arms of the Royal Police Escort displays a golden St. Olaf axe on a red shield.
Sun 22 Jul O slo has good food, design and culture, but for spectacular scenery, nothing matches the west coast and the north. A drive along the famous coastal road will provide a lifetime of memories and photographs.
By Terri Mapes. By knowing the subtle cultural differences , you will understand what not to do when visiting Norway , and why. Norwegians are known to appear aloof to strangers, and they have a reputation for being shy and reserved. However, it is only by appearance, and you will find Norwegians in a social setting approachable and chatty. However, here are ten actions and topics that are best avoided in Norway.