22. juli-Senteret
22. juli-Senteret is a poignant museum dedicated to remembering and honoring the victims of the 2011 domestic terrorist attacks.
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22. juli-Senteret is a poignant museum dedicated to remembering and honoring the victims of the 2011 domestic terrorist attacks.
Explore Akershus Fortress in Oslo: free historic grounds, a Renaissance castle, military museums, and practical advice on tickets, hours and access.
Renzo Piano's glass-roofed waterfront museum on Oslo's Tjuvholmen houses the Astrup Fearnley Collection of international contemporary art.
Oslo's largest park: 200+ Vigeland sculptures, 14,000 roses, Frogner Manor's City Museum, ponds and winter ski tracks. Open 24 hours, free entry.
Oslo's Historical Museum on Frederiks gate holds the Viking Age collection, Oseberg ship serpent head, Egyptian mummies, and the national coin cabinet.
World's oldest ski museum at the Holmenkollbakken jump in Oslo, with 5,000 years of ski history, a jump simulator and tower views…
See Thor Heyerdahl's original Kon-Tiki raft and the Ra II and Tigris reed boats at Oslo's Bygdøy museum, open daily 10:00 to…
MUNCH is Oslo's 13-floor waterfront museum with 26,000+ works by Edvard Munch, huge collection halls and a fjord-view Skybar in Bjørvika.
Norway's largest natural history museum in Oslo's Tøyen district, with zoology, geology, and climate exhibitions beside the Botanical Garden.
Oslo's museum of the Nobel Peace Prize, in the old Vestbanen station on City Hall Square, with exhibitions on laureates, dialogue and…
Explore Norway’s wartime resistance in Akershus Fortress, with illegal press, covert radios and Vemork sabotage exhibits in central Oslo.
Norway's national military museum inside Akershus Fortress, Oslo, tracing defense history from Viking arms to the 1940 to 1945 occupation. Open daily…
Oslo's national maritime museum on Bygdøy: marine archaeology, ship art, historic boats, an Escape Room, and a Cafe FJORD terrace over the…
Norway's national technology museum at Kjelsåsveien 143, Oslo, with hands-on science, medical history, industrial collections and weekend family programs.
Neo-Gothic royal summer palace on Oslo's Bygdøy peninsula with guided tours, summer performances, fjord-side grounds, and a cafe. Open Thursday to Sunday.
Oslo Cathedral, consecrated in 1697 on Karl Johans gate, offers a painted ceiling, silver altar, free open church, and concerts in central…
Oslo City Hall, opened 1950 on the Pipervika waterfront, hosts the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony and shows monumental murals and a 66-meter…
Oslo's city-history museum in Frogner Manor, Frogner Park: 1920s exhibitions, manor tours, an Oslo art collection and Vigeland Park next door.
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The directory contains 28 verified venues averaging 4.5/5; five of the six representative venues score 4.7/5, and Slottsplassen scores 4.6/5.
The Vigeland Park’s outdoor public admission is free, while the Vigeland Museum charges separately. The Fram Museum is recorded in the $$ tier; current ticket amounts are not supplied.
The Vigeland Park, The Fram Museum, Frognerparken and Slottsplassen all list families among their recommended audiences.
Oslo’s supplied Walkability Score is 88/100, but the records provide no route distances or transit services. Check directions using exact venue addresses.
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