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Top Attractions in Oslo

22 Mar 2024
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Most of the landmarks and essential sightseeing locations in Oslo are impressive enough only to be seen from the outside. Anyway, visitors can also enjoy guided tours inside most of the main attractions. We promise that the exterior is Instagrammable as hell, but the inside is what is truly intriguing.
Top Attractions

The Royal Palace
Slottsplassen 1
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The Royal Palace of Oslo dates back to the first half of the 19th century. It was once the residence of the king of Norway and Sweden. The Palace is open to …
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Vigeland Park
Nobels gate 32
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Vigeland Park contains the life work of Gustav Vigeland. It took more than 40 years of his life. The park displays over 200 sculptures made of granite, bronze …
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Nobel Peace Center
Brynjulf Bulls plass 1
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The Nobel Peace Center is a place to worship the Nobel Peace Prize - the values, aims, and ideals it stands for through time. The Center is also an active …
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Oslo City Hall (Rådhuset)
Rådhusplassen 1
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Rådhuset is the municipal building of Oslo - it hosts the city's council and administration. The building is known for the big red bricks it's made of. They …
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Akershus Fortress
Grev Wedels plass 5
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Akershus Fortress or the Akershus Castle is built in the 13th century and used to protect Oslo and serve it as a royal residence. Today the Medieval Castle is …
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Oslo Opera House
Kirsten Flagstads plass 1
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Oslo Opera House is an impressive contemporary building, which stands out with its unusual and beautiful modern architecture. The building is made of white …
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Museums & Galleries

Munch Museum
Tøyengata 53
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Edvard Munch is one of the most famous artists whose home country was Norway. The Munch Museum hosts about half of his original painted and written works, as …
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