Oslo is maybe not the city with tons of attractions and beautiful buildings as other big cities around in Europe. But, Oslo still has many attractions worth seeing, visiting and making photos of. In addition the city has many extremely interesting museums and at our Oslo attractions page we will try to present the most important to you, our dear visitor.
Attractions in Oslo:
The Royal Palace
The Royal Palace in Oslo was built between 1824 and 1848 and the building is open to the public during...
Akershus Fortress
Akershus Fortress is one of the most "easy-to-discover" sights in Oslo. Just walk down to Aker Brygge and you will...
Oslo Opera House
As you come to Oslo, one of the first buildings you will notice and pay attention to is the Opera...
Vigeland Park
The Vigeland Sculpture Park is for many THE PLACE in Oslo. It is Norway's most visited attraction with more than...
Aker Brygge
Aker Brygge is today one of the most popular areas in Oslo, and more than 5000 people live and work...
Oslo City Hall
The Oslo City Hall is maybe not the most beautiful City Hall in the world from the outside, but on...
Parliament
The Parliament of Norway (called Stortinget in Norwegian) was designed by the Swedish architect Emil Victor Langlet and the politicians...
Karl Johans Avenue
The Karl Johans Avenue, also known as the Karl Johans Street and Karl Johans gate, is the main street of...
Holmenkollen
Holmenkollen is famous around the world for the ski-jumping arena which has hosted competitions since the end of the 19th...
