Parliament of Norway Building, A Blend of French and Italian Elegance
Karl Johans gt 22 N 0026, Oslo
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Introduction
The Norwegian Parliament building, located in the center of Oslo, was built on August 3, 1860 and completed on March 5, 1866, designed by Swedish architect Emil Victor Langlet. The main body is made of yellow brick structure, with details and base made of light gray granite. The architectural style blends French and Italian inspiration. The Norwegian Parliament is the highest legislative institution in the country, established in 1814. In 1866, the parliament began its work in the newly built parliament building, and the parliamentary system was formally implemented in 1884. Address Karl Johans gt 22 N 0026, Oslo
Opening hours English and Norwegian guided tours are available from January 1st to June 6th at 10:00, 11:30, and 13:00.
The Norwegian Parliament building is located in the center of Oslo
