• Nobel Peace Center - Situated in a former train station, the Nobel Peace Center is dedicated to the Nobel Peace Prize, which is awarded annually on December 10th.
• Oslo City Hall - Oslo City Hall serves as the seat of the local government and hosts the Nobel Peace Prize award ceremony. Adorned with artworks depicting Norwegian history, culture, and working life, it is a true gem of Oslo.
• National Theater (Nationaltheatret) - For over a century, The National Theatre has been the premier venue for Norwegian classic and innovative theatre productions and grand celebrations.
• The Royal Palace - The Royal Palace is the official residence of the current Norwegian monarch, with most members of the Royal Court working here.
• Karl Johans gate - Karl Johans is Oslo’s main pedestrian street, approximately 1020 meters long. Lined with impressive buildings and boutiques, it’s the perfect place to “shop until you drop.”
• The Norwegian Parliament - The Parliament of Norway (Stortinget) is located along the main pedestrian street, Karl Johans gate, and hosts various activities and occupations.
• Akershus Castle and Fortress (Akershus Slott og Festning) - Akershus Fortress is a remarkable landmark in Oslo, situated along the water and overlooking the Oslo Fjord.
• Bankplassen - Bankplassen (The Bank Square) marks the former location of the Bank of Norway. The square is also renowned for Engebret Café, once frequented by famous Norwegians like Ibsen and Munch.
• Christian IV’s Glove - Stroll through Christiana Torv to find the statue of Christian IV’s hand. The area, Kvadraturen (“The Quadrature”), is named after the rectangular street pattern of Christian IV’s Renaissance town.
• Vigeland Park - Vigeland Park features over 200 sculptures created by a single artist. Discover more about the man behind them, Gustav Vigeland, and choose your favorite!
• Fram Museum - The Fram Museum is a highly-rated attraction in Oslo, showcasing the story of Norwegian polar exploration and the nation’s polar heroes. Its two buildings house the original polar ships, the Gjøa and the Fram, used to explore the Arctic and Antarctic, the world’s most hostile regions.

• Free entry to Vigeland Park
• Included public transport ticket
• Guidance from a professional guide
• Admission to the Fram Museum

• Gratuities

• Operates in all weather conditions, please dress comfortably and appropriately.
• Part of this tour takes place in areas where you will have to walk on gravel or unpaved walkways.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.