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Oslo

Between the Oslofjord and the forests lies the Norwegian capital. Oslo has a special combination of city life and easy access to the great outdoors.

Restaurants in Oslo, Bergen and Trondheim

Eating out in the big cities.

Free things to do in Oslo

A stay in Oslo doesn't have to cost a fortune. In fact there is a lot you can do for free in the Norwegian capital.

Restaurants and cafés in Oslo

Oslo is a foodie's paradise, with an ever-increasing variety of restaurants and cafés serving delicious food from every corner of the world.

In Edvard Munch´s footsteps around the Oslofjord

Discover the places that inspired Norwegian artist Edvard Munch, and find out where in Norway to see his work today.

Oslo Opera House

The distinctive marble and glass building in Bjørvika, Oslo, is home to the Norwegian Opera and Ballet. It is also a piece of art in its own right.

Winter at Oslo Winter Park Tryvann

Oslo Winter Park Tryvann offers good skiing only 20 minutes from Oslo city centre.

The Nobel Peace Center

The Norwegian capital is home to the Nobel Peace Center. The Nobel Peace Prize is awarded in Oslo every year.

Top 10 attractions in Oslo

Top attractions in Oslo include Vigelandsparken Sculpture Park, the Opera House, Holmenkollen Ski Jump and the Viking Ship Museum.

Top 10 snowboard parks in Norway

The Norwegian Snowboard Association recommends the top 10 snowboard parks in Norway. Tryvann Winter Park in Oslo is among their favourites.

The Øya Festival

Øya is one of the most popular music festivals in Norway. Blur and Slayer will be headlining in 2013.

Jo Nesbø's Oslo

Walk in the footsteps of Harry Hole, the main character in Jo Nesbø’s criminal novels. Join a guided walk to visit important places from the books.

Shopping in Oslo

The shopping capital of Norway offers everything from the latest international trends to modern Norwegian designs and local handicrafts.

Day 2 - Snowboard and sightseeing in Oslo

The second day we went to Oslo and enjoyed seeing one of the best snowboarding competitions, the Oakley Arctic Challenge.

Free game: Holmenkollen Ski Jump

Try jumping in the new Holmenkollen Ski Jump with our new and fun game. Compete with your friends and millions of others worldwide.

The Inferno Festival

With a solid focus on the world's best black metal bands, the Inferno Festival in Oslo attracts metal fans from far and wide.

Top places to photograph autumn colours in Oslo

Do you want to snap flamboyant autumn foliage in Oslo, but are unsure where to catch the most dramatic colours? Here are our favourite spots.

Holmenkollen Ski Jump

At the very top of Oslo towers the new Holmenkollen Ski Jump - the world's most modern ski jump. It is an imposing monument of steel and concrete.

Getting to Oslo and around

Oslo can be reached easily by car, ferry, train, bus or plane. Once you are here, public transportation makes it simple to get around.

See Oslo, ski Oslo

Skiing enthusiasts do not have to head to the mountains for a wintry holiday.

Restaurants and nightlife in Oslo

Oslo's nightlife has something special for everyone, whether you prefer beers at the pub, listening to live music or clubbing into the wee hours.

Tourist information in Oslo

Oslo Tourist Information can help with accommodation, the Oslo Pass, currency exchange and tickets for public transport, sightseeing and fjord tours.

Tour suggestions in Oslo

Oslo offers a variety of sightseeing tours in different languages by boat, bus or on foot. Tours are available year round.

Where to stay in Oslo

Oslo offers accommodation in every price category, including hotels, youth and family hostels, guest houses, camp sites and private accommodation.

Monocle recommends Oslo

The international magazine Monocle has ranked Oslo among 25 cities in the world to call home, based on a diverse and interesting life.

Key facts about Oslo

The capital of Norway is also its largest city. Oslo has over 600,000 inhabitants and covers 454 square kilometres, 242 of which are forests.

Akershus Fortress

Akershus Fortress in Oslo is one of the oldest and finest cultural heritage sites in Norway.

What to do in Oslo

Oslo's unique location means almost unlimited opportunities for fun. Hike in the forest, swim in the fjord and go to a concert - all on the same day.

Michelin-starred restaurants in Norway

The Michelin Guide 2012 includes three Norwegian restaurants, all situated in the capital city of Oslo.

Vigelandsparken Sculpture Park

Vigelandsparken is a must-see in Oslo. The famous park is filled with 212 bronze and granite sculptures and locals enjoying outdoor life.

Visitors' recommendations in Oslo

- It's fantastic that you can take your skis on the metro, travel up to Holmenkollen and go skiing, says Anne-Marie Kefi from France.
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