Trip.Best Top 16 Best Things to Do in Oslo County [2024]

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"Must visit in Oslo. On many floors of this modern building you will find both well know works of Munch like The Scream and many less known but as fascinating paintings of his. Don’t forget to enjoy the view from the bar at the top floor.Museum is open until late and conveniently located right by the central station."

"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."

"2hr sightseeing better to book thru online .u can see beautiful houses,islands,opera house, big boats everything. Beautiful Norway"

"Oslo 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"

"The Maritime Museum shows some of Norway's early history of ocean development, and indirectly shows some of Norway's characteristics as a maritime economy country, and the Maritime Museum also has some historical information about early exploration of oceans and ocean fishing."

"Amazing architecture! A great place to walk and to see the view of the port."

"Visiting 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."

"Finally, there are no churches that can't tell the name, and there is no cumbersome architectural beauty. This Oslo cathedral in Norway is a little fresh, even though the Norwegian state church evangelical Lutheranism is centered on this cathedral. The cathedral was built in 1694. It took about a century for the repairs to be completed. The bronze gate and the German pipe organ inside are two major churches. There is a flower market in front of the church. There is a sculpture behind it. It is a statue of King Christian IV of Norway."

"Come to Oslo, the capital of Norway, and recommend a visit to the Nobel Peace Center. The Peace Center is the Nobel Peace Prize award venue. The most pleasant surprise is to introduce the winners of the Nobel Peace Prize in the form of small light boxes. The light boxes will display photos and introductions. The dark rooms flash one light box and turn the color. In addition, there are other exhibitions in the center, which can be visited by the way, and you can also go to the souvenir shop when you leave. The predecessor of the building is a railway station, the exterior wall is light yellow, the color is gentle and comfortable, which is suitable for the theme of the Peace Center. Admission is not cheap. It is recommended to buy the Oslo Pass. You can take the tram and visit multiple museums unlimited times within 1 day. Address: Brynjulf Bulls plass 1, 0250 Oslo, Norway"

"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."