Art and culture
Museums and parks you shouldn't miss!






Planning a trip to Norway's capital Oslo? Here are 10 top attractions you simply cannot miss.
Visit the world's largest sculpture park created by a single artist! The park is located in Oslo's historic district Frogner and features more than 200 sculptures.
Join a guided tour to get to know the park's many hidden secrets, and visit the nearby Vigeland museum.
The Oslo Opera House invites you to walk on its roof and enjoy epic views of the city centre. It's not only a cool building, it's also home to The Norwegian National Opera and Ballet.
Located just a few minutes walk from the Oslo central station!
Experience one of the world's most iconic paintings The Scream, and plenty of other artworks by Edvard Munch, at the iconic MUNCH museum in the Bjørvika district.
Plan to spend plenty of time exploring Norway's most extensive collection of art, architecture and design at the National Museum.
This is the largest museum of its kind in the Nordic region, located in the popular Aker Brygge area on Oslo's waterfront.
Discover Oslo's unique museum peninsula Bygdøy, just a short, scenic boat or bus trip from the city centre.
Bygdøy is home to some of the city's best-known museums, including the Viking Age Museum (opening late 2027), the Kon-Tiki Museum, the Fram Museum, the Norwegian Maritime Museum, and the Norwegian Museum of Cultural History.
Museums and parks you shouldn't miss!

Norway has a unique sauna culture, the badstue, dating back to the Vikings. Book a session at one of the many fjord saunas floating all around Oslo's waterfront, and combine it with a refreshing dip in the fjord (…or even some sightseeing)!
Bring your bathing suit and flip flops on a trip to Oslo.


Walk or cycle along the Oslofjord! Stretching almost 9 km along Oslo’s revitalised waterfront, the Harbour Promenade connects vibrant neighbourhoods, striking architecture, cultural landmarks, and inviting spots to swim, chill, eat, drink and enjoy life by the fjord.
Another must is a silent, dreamy fjord cruise with one of the state-of-the-art electrical ships sailing the Oslofjord. Brim Explorer, The Fjords and several more offer daily cruises.
Explore the capital from the seaside.

Norway is Europe’s second-oldest monarchy! Ever since the Viking Age, Norway has had uninterrupted kingdoms for over a thousand years.
Plan for a royal tour of Oslo with visits to the Royal Palace, the Bygdø Royal Farm, the Oscarshall Summer Palace, and the majestic Akershus Fortress.
Explore castles, fortresses and royal places.

Oslo has developed into a new fashion hotspot, with cute vintage and second-hand shops, popular chains, luxury retailers, and high-end Norwegian and international fashion brands. In other words: There's something for every taste!
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Oslo offers both Norwegian treats and international top-level cuisine. And some of the world's best coffee!
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