Vigeland Park is the world’s largest sculpture park created by a single artist, Gustav Vigeland. It features over 200 sculptures depicting the human experience, set in a beautiful outdoor space.
Art lovers should visit the Munch Museum, home to the largest collection of works by Edvard Munch, including his iconic painting The Scream. The museum's 13 floors offer a deep dive into Munch’s life and art.
This museum showcases incredibly well-preserved Viking ships and artifacts, providing a glimpse into Norway’s seafaring past.
A must-see for sports enthusiasts, this iconic ski jump offers panoramic views of Oslo. The accompanying museum covers more than 4,000 years of skiing history.
Built in the late 13th century, this historic fortress is a great spot for exploring Norwegian history and enjoying views of the Oslo Fjord.
An architectural masterpiece, the Oslo Opera House invites visitors to walk on its roof for stunning city and fjord views. It’s also a hub for world-class performances.
Bygdøy is home to several museums, including the Norwegian Maritime Museum and the Fram Museum, as well as beautiful beaches and hiking trails.
These waterfront areas are perfect for dining and enjoying nightlife. Tjuvholmen also hosts contemporary art galleries and sculptures.
The newly opened National Museum is one of the largest art museums in Europe, featuring Norwegian art, design, and architecture.
Take a boat tour or explore the islands around the fjord. It’s a fantastic way to enjoy Oslo’s natural beauty.
