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1. The Royal Palace
6.2
4.5/5256 Reviews
based on 2.0k reviews
Palaces
小思文Oslo is a political and cultural and economic center of Norway, and a popular tourist city, with many royal elements such as the Norwegian Palace and museums, and some large castles are also valuable.
Oslo
1.4km from downtown
2. Oslo Opera House
6.2
4.5/585 Reviews
#1 of Best Things to Do in Oslo
theater theaterTheaters
小思文Oslo Opera is also a good place to enjoy music, this opera house is quite large, many different sizes of the concert hall, Oslo Opera is also often attracted from different countries to perform, have their own website.
Oslo
711m from downtown
3. Oslo Fjord
6.1
4.7/520 Reviews
based on 2.9k reviews
#2 of Best Things to Do in Oslo
Straits/Fjords
Kagu2hr sightseeing better to book thru online .u can see beautiful houses,islands,opera house, big boats everything. Beautiful Norway
Oslo
69.4km from downtown
Free
4. Akershus Fortress
5.7
4.5/5121 Reviews
#3 of Best Things to Do in Oslo
Castles
Eva05Amazing architecture! A great place to walk and to see the view of the port.
Oslo
1.1km from downtown
Free
5. The Vigeland Park
5.7
4.6/5233 Reviews
based on 5.7k reviews
#4 of Best Things to Do in Oslo
City ParksStatues/Sculptures
shirleywangsjOslo was formed in a hurry for a day, and chose the city bus for a half-day tour. The focus is on the Viglang Sculpture Park. The statue works of various forms are presented everywhere in the park. The park area is not small. You can also browse the natural landscape of the park while enjoying the statue. Many locals do sunbathing there, very beautiful
Oslo
3.2km from downtown
Free
6. Munch Museum
5.6
4.3/553 Reviews
based on 2.5k reviews
#5 of Best Things to Do in Oslo
Art Museums
凹凸曼和小伙伴National Gallery of Norway (Nasjonalmuseet)📍 Location: 13 Olstjörth Street, Oslo, Norway 🎨 Recommended Reasons (Artist Keywords): Monk, Picasso, Greco, Manet, Mattis, Cézanne, Monet 👟 Transportation: 🚧 Opening hours: Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, 10:00am ～ 18:00pm, Thursday 11:00am ～ 19:00pm, Saturday, Sunday 11:00am ～ 17:00pm, Monday closed ⌚️ Tour time: 1.5 hours ～ 2 hours 🎫 tickets: adult tickets 100NOK, student tickets 50NOK, group tickets for more than 10 people 75NOK. 🛅 Deposit: Package is required. It is recommended to store coats and coats together. 📝 Travel tips: 1⃣️ The guide manual at the entrance can be understood. The art museum is divided into two floors, each exhibition hall has a number, a total of 24 exhibition halls. 2⃣️ Ancient Greek Romanism to Baroque exhibits in the red hall area (1~7), Romanticism exhibits in the light blue hall area (8~14), Impressionist exhibits to Monk are dark blue hall area (15～20), modernism to 1950s exhibits in the yellow hall area (2-24).3⃣️ The gallery also has a sketch room, and the walls are filled with sketch works by visitors from all over the world.
Oslo
882m from downtown
7. National Theatre
5.2
4.5/588 Reviews
#6 of Best Things to Do in Oslo
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亲亲股太乐Norway is a country in northern Europe with a unique geographical location and a very long winter. The unique location creates a unique landscape, high snow-capped mountains, and silent plateau lakes that make visitors feel different.
Oslo
1km from downtown
Closed
8. Viking Ship Museum
5.1
4.2/556 Reviews
based on 10.0k reviews
MuseumsHistorical Sites
carcartravelPersonally feel that the Viking Boat Museum (Viking Ship museum) is a must-see attraction in Oslo. The museum can be reached by city bus, but the white small bungalow is very ordinary and not eye-catching at all. The museum displays three 9th century wooden pirate ships, which are already eye-catching, and you can view from multiple angles, as well as stairs from high angles to see the interior of the ship. There are also artifacts and photos recovered from the tomb room. There are also projection films in the museum introducing the history of the Viking ship, which is worth seeing. Of course, you can go to the souvenir shop for shopping. Address: Huk Aveny 35, 0287 Oslo, Norway
Oslo
3.9km from downtown
9. Rådhuset
5.0
4.5/5203 Reviews
based on 2.8k reviews
#7 of Best Things to Do in Oslo
City Halls
carcartravelVisiting Oslo City Hall, Norway, although it is the office of the city council and the city government, it is like a trip to an art gallery. The city hall is free to visit, the exterior is built by red brick, some sculptures on the exterior wall, after entering, you will see a spacious hall, the floor is so high, the walls are painted on all sides, colorful, punching in first-class. In addition, at the entrance of the hall, there will be some three-dimensional ceramic paintings, and some old photos, it is worth seeing in Oslo.
Oslo
1km from downtown
Free
10. Norsk Folkemuseum
5.0
4.3/569 Reviews
based on 3.9k reviews
#8 of Best Things to Do in Oslo
Museums
穿白衬衣的薄荷星Expressionist masters who can't be missed in northern Europe - do you remember the screaming expression in your emoji? 😱 It comes from the classic famous painting: shout. It was painted by Monk, a famous expressionist master in art history. In Oslo, Norway, his birthplace is also located in a museum dedicated to his Monk. The Monk Museum is located in the center of Oslo, eight minutes from Oslo Central Railway Station and three minutes from Oslo Grand Theatre. The Monk Art Gallery is composed mainly of Monk exhibits, Monk Grand Prix-winning artists exhibits, bars, and archives, and the rooftop bar should have the highest view of the entire city center of Oslo. The famous shout has four original works, three of which are collected here, and one is displayed every hour. In addition to the shout, Monk's other works are also worth seeing. The strong touch of brush and emotion is very touching, and themes expressed are also across time, and they are still easy to empathize. Compared with other museums, the Monk Museum is still relatively easy to visit, because its style span is not large, plus Monk's painting itself is not completely abstract, the theme is distinctive, and the overall experience is still very good. Remember to set aside about three hours for it, and remember to visit it when you arrive in Oslo, Monk is worth it.
Oslo
3.7km from downtown

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