Vigeland Sculpture Park

A unique park featuring over 200 sculptures by Gustav Vigeland.

Akershus Fortress

A medieval castle and fortress with panoramic views of Oslo.

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The Royal Palace

The official residence of the Norwegian monarch, open for guided tours in summer.

Oslo Opera House

A modern architectural landmark where visitors can walk on the roof.

Munch Museum

Museum dedicated to the works of artist Edvard Munch, including 'The Scream'.

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Fram Museum

Exhibits the polar ship Fram and tells the story of Norwegian polar expeditions.

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Norwegian Folk Museum

An open-air museum showcasing traditional Norwegian life and architecture.

Holmenkollen Ski Museum & Tower

Museum dedicated to skiing history with a tower offering city views.

Karl Johans Gate

Oslo's main street, lined with shops, restaurants, and historic buildings.

Oslofjord

A scenic fjord ideal for boat trips and outdoor activities.

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Sentrum

The heart of Oslo, offering endless options for shopping, dining, and exploring Norwegian culture, ideal for first-time visitors.

Frogner

An upscale, peaceful neighborhood with superb views, green spaces, and family-friendly attractions.

Aker Brygge

Trendy waterfront location with modern amenities, great restaurants, and proximity to main attractions.

Gamle Oslo

Oslo's Old Town, ideal for a relaxing vacation with historic attractions, parks, and a tranquil atmosphere.

Majorstuen

Affluent neighborhood known for shopping, dining, and a vibrant commercial vibe, popular for nightlife.

Grunerløkka

Trendy, artsy area with numerous new restaurants, cafés, and cultural venues, perfect for young travelers.

St. Hanshaugen

Residential area with hilltop views, ample green spaces, and opportunities for outdoor activities.