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Things to do and see in Oslo

Best places to visit, sightseeing tours & top attractions

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Top Ten Must-Do Things in Oslo

Top Ten Must-Do Things in Oslo

List of top tips of what to do in Oslo

Here you can find inspiration and top tips of what to do in Oslo.

Karl Johans Gate in Oslo

Karl Johans Gate in Oslo

Shopping and sightseeing in Oslo city

Karl Johans Gate is the main street in the center of Oslo, it starts at the railway station and ends at the Royal Palace.

Nobel Peace Center

Nobel Peace Center

Nobel – Be inspired by the people that changed the world

At the Noble Peace Center you can visit contemporary exhibitions and learn about the peace prize winners.

Oslo Royal Palace

Oslo Royal Palace

History and royal elegance in Oslo

Visit the magnificent home of King Harald V and Queen Sonja, the palace is centrally located at the end of Karl Johans gate.

Kon-Tiki Museum

Kon-Tiki Museum

Get to know the world famous explorer

Explore the Kon-Tiki Museum with artefacts from the famous Kon-Tiki expedition, which was led by the Norwegian explorer Thor Heyerdahl.

The Vigeland Park

The Vigeland Park

The world’s largest sculpture park

Visit the Vigeland Sculpture Park, one of Norway's most popular attractions, with over one million visitors each year.

Viking Ship Museum

Viking Ship Museum

Viking Ship Museum: Step into Viking History

If you’ve ever been curious about the Vikings, the Viking Ship Museum is a must-visit when you're in Oslo.

Akershus Fortress

Akershus Fortress

Discover the history of Oslo

Akershus Fortress is a great place to visit, learn about the history and enjoy the beautiful surroundings.

Fram Museum

Fram Museum

The famous expeditions on the Arctic Ocean

The museum's centerpiece is the polar ship Fram. You can board the ship and see the cabins, cargo area, lounges, engine room and salons.

The Norwegian National Opera

The Norwegian National Opera

Visit the famous Opera and Ballet House in Oslo

The National Opera House in Oslo was completed in 2008 and has won several awards for its design.

The Norwegian Museum of Cultural

The Norwegian Museum of Cultural

One of the world’s oldest and largest open-air museums

Discover the Norwegian Folk Museum and learn about the history and culture of Norway from the middle ages to the 20th Century.

Munch Museum

Munch Museum

A must see for the art lover

At the Munch Museum in Oslo you will find more than half of Edvard Munch's paintings and most of his prints.

Astrup Fearnley Museum

Astrup Fearnley Museum

Best place for contemporary art

The Astrup Fearnley Museum is a private contemporary art museum at Tjuvholmen in Oslo.

Norwegian Maritime Museum

Norwegian Maritime Museum

Discover the Norwegian maritime history

The Norwegian Maritime Museum is a nationwide museum of maritime heritage, rich in experiences and activities.

The National Museum Oslo

The National Museum Oslo

The museum of art, architecture and design

The National Museum collects the country's most extensive collections of art, architecture and design.

Oslo City Museum

Oslo City Museum

Discover Oslo’s Past at the Oslo City Museum

If you’re curious about the rich history of Oslo, the Oslo City Museum is the perfect place to dive in.

Paradox Museum

Paradox Museum

Explore the Paradox Museum in Oslo

If you’re looking for a fun and unique experience in Oslo, the Paradox Museum is the place to be!
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