Sinnataggen, which would translate into Angry Boy, is probably the most known piece of the , but certainly not the eeriest one. If a meter monolith of people stacked upon people - bodies to be exact - isn't enough to raise an eyebrow, how about a naked man, angrily kicking an infant while he throws off three other babies?
Photo credit: Ignaz Wiradi. By no means do you have to be a ski fanatic to appreciate Holmenkollen, with the famous observation platform at the top of the tower providing a breathtaking panorama of the city below. The Oslo Panorama Tour is a great way to experience the view on top of Holmenkollen. Whilst on the water you'll pass through narrow inlets and saunter alongside pristine bays, all the while flanked by rolling, forested hills.
It truly is a breathtaking Norwegian fjord experience, and a fitting way to spend a couple of hours in Oslo. We particularly recommend the 2-hour Oslofjord Sightseeing Boat Tour and the 3-hour Norwegian Evening on the Fjord Tour , which includes a Norwegian-style shrimp buffet. A visit is a fantastic way to discover more about Norwegian heritage, and the awe-inspiring sight of the imposing ship will stay with you long after you leave.
The fabulous architecture is typified by the futuristic roof, which slants all the way down toward the water of Oslofjord. A couple of hours strolling amongst the artwork is a fantastic way to spend an afternoon in Oslo, with highlights from the permanent collection including Edvard Munch's The Scream, Madonna and masterpieces by Manet and other French impressionists. Many locals appreciate the ease with which they can escape the city almost as much as the city itself.
Oslomarka covers around 1, square kilometers and is recognized as the most important outdoor area in Norway, with an intricate network of hiking tracks that are free for all to use. There are countless routes which make for an ideal day trip, and few cities in the world can boast such proximity to nature at its best. What do you think about our top 7 things to do in Oslo? Tell us what other attractions, activities, and spots belong on our list in the comment section below.
Book Your Trip. Contact a Local. Explore Norway. I mean basically it seems like you could walk up and knock on the door to see if the king is home. Frogner Park is the biggest park in central Oslo, and you should definitely, definitely come here if you happen to be in Oslo on a beautiful sunny day, especially in the summer.
When people are looking for fun things to do in Oslo with kids, I always recommend this museum — I adored coming here as a child! In 9th grade my English class had to do oral reports on a nonfiction book and I chose Kon-Tiki, and after I gave my report everyone was like, um Silvia, you were supposed to choose a nonfiction book.
My mom used to always do this as a student in Oslo — in the winter she would bring her skis out and pretend she was back in the mountains of Telemark where she grew up. The Holmenkollen Ski Jump offers one of the best views over Oslo, plus it even has a little ski jumping museum for you to learn more about the sport. Most people start from Maridalsvannet Lake, which is 8 kilometers from downtown Oslo.
Just download the VOI app and follow the instructions to unlock an available scooter. If you really want to make the most of your time in Oslo, you could take a walking tour. There are so many on offer, like this 2-hour walking tour , this 2. I keep going back to Punjab Tandori to satisfy my Indian food cravings.
Except actually it does. In Damstredet and the nearby Telthusbakken you can see some old 18th century wooden homes. I mean, obviously it is. Oslo in winter really is so magical.
Subscribe to my newsletter for exclusive updates and stories from my world travels and life in Norway! I am planning to travel to Norway from the US with my husband and four young children baby through nine for two weeks in June But we could fly into Bergen or Trondheim and venture from there. Do you have a preference? Choose Language. Toggling to another language will take you to the matching page or nearest matching page within that selection.
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The park combines its… Go to : Ekebergparken Sculpture Park. Most of the area is designed as an… Go to : Botanical Garden.
Go to : Peer Gynt Sculpture Park. The riverwalk is… Go to : Walk along the river Akerselva. The buildings… Go to : Tjuvholmen. Tjuvholmen The area known as Tjuvholmen is a recent addition to Oslo's varied collection of boroughs. The largest park in central parts of Oslo and a popular recreational area for people from all over the… Go to : Frogner Park.
Frogner Park Oslo The largest park in central parts of Oslo and a popular recreational area for people from all over the…. Situated just north of downtown, Grefsenkollen provides great views of Oslo, the fjord, Holmenkollen and… Go to : Hike to Grefsenkollen. Hike to Grefsenkollen Oslo Situated just north of downtown, Grefsenkollen provides great views of Oslo, the fjord, Holmenkollen and…. This popular… Go to : St. Hanshaugen Oslo St.
Sognsvann lake Oslo Recreation area with great places for picnics, swimming, fishing, walking, running and cross-country skiing. Akerselva Running Loops Oslo Ready for a good run in beautiful surroundings? The… Go to : Barcode. The building… Go to : The Royal Palace. A new, sustainable neighbourhood right in the heart of Oslo Go to : Vulkan. Vulkan Oslo A new, sustainable neighbourhood right in the heart of Oslo. Originally planned as a private home for finance… Go to : Villa Stenersen.
Villa Stenersen Oslo One of the main works of Norwegian modernist architecture. Fine dining in a historic functionalist-style building with stunning views of the city and the fjord Go to : Ekebergrestauranten Book.
Ekebergrestauranten Oslo Fine dining in a historic functionalist-style building with stunning views of the city and the fjord. It was consecrated in and is a beautiful and… Go to : Mortensrud Church. Mortensrud Church Oslo Modern stone church known for its unusual architecture. After a… Go to : Aker Brygge wharf. Aker Brygge wharf Oslo Popular area along the inner harbour with restaurants, shopping, apartments and office buildings. The parish church for downtown Oslo was first consecrated in , and in it was restored back to its… Go to : Oslo Cathedral.
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This is the shortest and easiest cycling… Go to : Bicycle route: To Nordstrand for a swim. Family-friendly beach just outside Oslo on the east side of the fjord, with beautiful funkis-style diving… Go to : Ingierstrand beach. Ingierstrand beach Nordre Follo Family-friendly beach just outside Oslo on the east side of the fjord, with beautiful funkis-style diving….
The island closest to the city centre, with beautiful forests, beaches and cultural heritage. The lake… Go to : Bogstadvannet lake. Free museums If you want to go to a museum in Oslo, you usually have to buy a ticket.
Museum of architecture that explores contemporary and historical themes through drawings, photographs and… Go to : National Museum - Architecture. National Museum - Architecture Oslo Museum of architecture that explores contemporary and historical themes through drawings, photographs and….
Go to : Edvard Munch's Ekely. Explore nature's amazing diversity — right in the city centre Go to : Natural History Museum. Natural History Museum Oslo Explore nature's amazing diversity — right in the city centre. The local area is the heart of… Go to : Labour Museum.
A peak on the northern edge of the city between Holmenkollen and Sognsvann,… Go to : Hike to Vettakollen. Hike to Vettakollen Oslo A peak on the northern edge of the city between Holmenkollen and Sognsvann,…. Historical Oslo Oslo is packed with historical sites that you can still experience today. The building of… Go to : Akershus Fortress. Akershus Fortress Akershus Fortress is a great place to discover Oslo's history and enjoy a summer day.
The park is open… Go to : St. Olav's Monastery and St. Hallvard's Cathedral. Hallvard's Cathedral Oslo Memorial park in the Old Town with ruins of some of medieval Oslo's most important buildings. It had two naves and was… Go to : The ruins of St. Clemens' church. The ruins of St. Clemens' church Oslo Ruins of the medieval church of St. There are 13 carvings,… Go to : Rock carvings at Ekeberg. Rock carvings at Ekeberg Oslo The rock carvings at Ekeberg were created during the stone age, 4,, years ago.
This… Go to : Kvadraturen. Go to : Spikersuppa Ice Skating Rink. Full speed down Oslo's most popular toboggan run. Go to : Toboggan run: Korketrekkeren. Toboggan run: Korketrekkeren Oslo Full speed down Oslo's most popular toboggan run. Buy the Oslo Pass The Oslo Pass gives you free entrance to museums and other attractions, free use of public transport, and discount on everything from sightseeing tours to restaurants.
Oslo Pass gives you free admission to museums and sights, free travel on public transport and discounts on… Go to : Oslo Pass Book. Oslo Pass Oslo Oslo Pass gives you free admission to museums and sights, free travel on public transport and discounts on…. Go to : Oslo Visitor Centre. Take advantage of top offers. Rent-A-Wreck — The smart car rental alternative.
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