Oslo

Overview

Oslo, Norway's capital since 1814, is the smallest municipality by area, but has the highest population density of the whole country. It became the largest city i 1850, driving economic growth. Notably, two-thirds of Oslo's area is protected areas of forests and hills.

Description

The city combines modern architecture, historic landmarks and easy access to nature, making it a great starting point for exploring Norway. Along the waterfront, you will find attractions such as the Oslo Opera House, MUNCH and the lively harbour promenade, while the city centre offers museums, restaurants, shops and historic buildings. Oslo is also known for its close connection to nature – the fjord, islands and forests are all within easy reach of the city centre.

Some places to visit:

- Vigeland Parken
- Tjuvholmen
- Kongelig Slott
- MUNCH Museum
- Akershus Museum
- Fram Museum
- Holmenkollen Ski Museum
- Norsk Folkemuseum

For more information, please visit www.visitoslo.com