Things To Do
Oslo Opera House
A striking modern landmark on the waterfront, the Oslo Opera House is home to the Norwegian National Opera & Ballet. Visitors love walking on its sloping roof for panoramic views of the city and harbor.
Munch Museum
Dedicated to Edvard Munch’s life and art, this expansive museum houses over 42,000 works and rotating exhibitions, including multiple versions of The Scream.
Astrup Fearnley Museum Of Modern Art
A contemporary art museum set right by the Oslofjord in the Tjuvholmen neighborhood. The building, designed by Renzo Piano, combines cutting-edge architecture with bold exhibits.
Holmenkollen Ski Museum
The ski jump and museum is nearby the chapel and the venue, but take some time to explore the museum and climb all the way to the top and enjoy Oslo’s best panoramic views and see the world's oldest ski collection!
Akershus Fortress
An old medieval castle and ramparts guarding Oslo’s harbor. Great for a stroll through old walls, learn about Norway’s military history, and enjoy views over the fjord.
Royal Palace & Park
The official residence of Norway’s monarch. Walk through its beautifully maintained gardens and see the changing of the guard.
Frognerparken (Vigeland Sculpture Park)
A large public park featuring over 200 sculptures by Gustav Vigeland, illustrating the cycle of human life in bronze, granite, and wrought iron.
The Fram Museum
On the Bygdøy peninsula, this museum is dedicated to polar exploration. Climb aboard the Fram ship and learn about Norway’s history of Arctic and Antarctic expeditions.
Aker Brygge
A lively waterfront district with restaurants, bars, and shops. A great evening spot to dine, stroll, or just soak in the harbor ambiance.
Mathallen Vulkan (Food Market)
A food hall / market with diverse cuisine options, casual dining, and a relaxed local flavor.
Grünerløkka
This is Oslo’s hip and artsy district - cafés, street art, indie shops, and nightlife.
Walk along Akerselva
A scenic riverside walk along the Akerselva river - you’ll see waterfalls, old industrial buildings turned creative spaces, bridges, and green pockets along the way.
Karl Johans gate
The main shopping thoroughfares in Oslo - full of boutiques, cafés, and the city’s vibrant street life.
Bogstadveien
The main shopping thoroughfares in Oslo- full of boutiques, cafés, and the city’s vibrant street life.