The Norwegian National Opera & Ballet30 min
Once a busy port, Bjørvika is now a cultural hotspot. The iconic Opera House invites you to walk its sloping roof for stunning fjord views or enjoy world-class performances inside.
30 min
Christiania Square is the historic heart of Oslo, where the city was first established in 1624. Surrounded by charming old buildings, this lively square blends past and present, offering a glimpse into Oslo’s rich history.
Stortinget (Norwegian parliament)15 min
The Norwegian Parliament, Stortinget, stands proudly along Karl Johans gate, Oslo’s main street. This bustling avenue connects the Royal Palace to the city center, lined with shops, cafés, and landmarks that capture the spirit of Norway’s capital.
Aulaen Hall15 min
The University of Oslo, founded in 1811, stands proudly along Karl Johan Street, leading up to the Royal Palace. The palace, completed in 1849, is the home of the Norwegian monarch and a symbol of the nation’s history, surrounded by a beautiful public park.
Oslo City Hall30 min
Oslo City Hall is more than just a landmark—it’s where the city’s big decisions are made and the Nobel Peace Prize is awarded. Step inside to see impressive murals, grand halls, and a piece of Norway’s history up close.
Nobel Peace Center15 min
Right by the harbor, the Nobel Peace Center shares inspiring stories of peace and change, while the striking Nasjonalmuseet next door houses Norway’s greatest art treasures. We’ll admire its impressive facade before continuing our journey.
The National Museum15 min
Nasjonalmuseet is the largest art museum in Northern Europe, featuring Norwegian and international masterpieces, including The Scream. A must-visit for art lovers in Oslo.
VigelandsparkenWe take the tram from the city center to Vigeland Sculpture Park, the world’s largest sculpture park by a single artist. With over 200 striking works by Gustav Vigeland, this open-air masterpiece offers a unique blend of art, nature, and Norwegian culture—before we hop back on the tram to return downtown.