OSLO GUIDE

2017

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 Join us on

“NORWAY’S BEST
MUSEUM” Winner on Tripadvisor, June 2015

Come on board one of Norway’s national treasures, Fridtjof

Nansen’s polar ship Fram! The ship that got closer to the North
and South poles than any others.
In addition, our brand new building hosts the polar vessel Gjøa,
the ship that carried Roald Amundsen on the first journey
through the legendar y Northwest Passage.
Through the use of original films, unique photos, and exciting
exhibitions, the Fram museum tells the stories of the brave men
in their wooden vessels, that explored the most dangerous and
barren territories of the Arctic and the Antarctic . A number of
expeditions went terribly wrong, whilst others were successful.
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THE LOUVRE OF CHILDREN’S ART

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Hi, and welcome to Oslo!
Oslo is Europe’s fastest growing capital city with over 661,000
inhabitants, a figure expected to exceed one million within the
next twenty years.

The city has undergone a considerable modernization, with

captivating new landmarks and a stylish new silhouette with
state of the art skyscrapers. City planning projects have both
transformed and remodeled old neighbourhoods, allowing you
to enjoy historical landmarks whilst experiencing a city in INDEX
constant development.

Music is an important and integral part of Oslo. With thousands

of concerts each year, Oslo is the city in Europe with Winter activities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .08
the highest number of concerts per capita.
We like to refer to ourselves as the festival Summer activities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12
city, with everything from music to food and
children’s events taking place here. We are also Sightseeing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16
very proud to host one of the world’s most
famous sport facilities – the Holmenkollen ski Museums and attractions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
jump. Sports events of all kinds take place
in the famous arena as well as in other Shopping . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .38
sportarenas all over Oslo throughout the
year. Food & drink . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42

Oslo also offers a number of excellent

restaurants, eateries and food halls. The city
caters to everything from exciting street
food, traditional Norwegian cooking and
world class gourmet restaurants.
With our unique design and architecture, the
vast array of cultural events, festivals and
exciting culinary experiences you are
guaranteed to find your Oslo when visiting
our city.
Welcome to Oslo, and welcome back.
Bente B. Holm
CEO
VisitOslo
Architecture . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .50
Nightlife . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .52
Coffee City . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54
What’s on? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56
Publisher: WISP Kreativt Studio AS
Design and print: WISP Kreativt Studio, Brandlab, CGS Drukarnia
Translator: Claudio Rescigno
Photo credits: Fotograf Sturlason (02), Marco Boella (5), Frode Sandbech (5), Tomasz Zdrankowski (6),
Thomas Johannessen (8, 12, 16), Håkon Harris (20), Nic Lehoux (21), Charlotte Weigård (22, 24, 25, 26, 27, 30, 31, 33),
Christina Krüger / Oslo Museum (27), Johannes Granseth/Nobels Fredssenter (Back cover), Rolf Estensen/NMM (28),
Ivar Kvaal (29), Munchmuseet (30), ArbArk (30), Gabrielle Croppi (33), Andreas Bache-Wiig (Front cover, 33),
Thomas Ekström (38), Stian Broch (42, 45), William Perugini/Shutterstock (50), Pressmaster/Shutterstock (52),
Benjamin Aleksander Ward (54), Olav Stubberud (56), Sjur Stølen/Digitalsport (58)
WISP Kreativt Studio AS is not responsible for any errors in or changes to the information provided in this guide.
The final edit was in December 2016.
Oslo Guide 2017©

Norway in a nutshell®
Experience Norway’s most popular tour
This legendary tour takes you
through Norway’s most breathtaking
UNESCO protected fjord and
mountain scenery, as well as a trip
on Europe’s top scenic rail journeys.
Tour highlights
• The scenic Bergen Railway
• The breathtaking Flåm Railway
• Fjord cruise on the world famous
UNESCO protected
Nærøyfjord and the
magnificent Aurlandsfjord
• Bus tour down the steep
hairpin bends of
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(May-September)
HOLMENKOLLEN
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From
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The round trip includes:
train, bus & boat
Departure from:
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Duration: 1,2,3 + days
Daily: all year
Alternatives
and booking at
fjordtours.com ONE OF NORWAY’S MOST VISITED TOURIST ATTRACTIONS
The Holmenkollen ski jump is distinguished by its spectacular and modern
design, and is an important landmark in Oslo. Fantastic panoramic views of
Oslo and its surroundings can be enjoyed from the top of the tower.
Located within the mountain, underneath the jump, lies the world’s oldest
ski museum. Experience skiing from the past to the present, polar explorers
and an interactive exhibition on modern skiing. Visit our newest attraction,
Vær og føre-føre var, a playful exhibition on weather and climate change.
The Kollensvevet, a zipline which allows you to “hop” from the top of the
tower and down the slope, an aerial experience you can’t miss.
Kollensvevet opens towards the end of March and is open through to autumn.
For information and opening times: www.kollensvevet.no
www.holmenkollen.com
 Oslo is Europe’s
quickest growing
capital city.
The population has
increased by 30%
since the year
2000.

WELCOME TO OSLO
The city is located at the innermost point of the
Oslo fjord. A green and modern city with a population
of 661,000. Oslo’s history goes back 1000 years, but it
only became the capital city of Norway after the
constitution was drafted in 1814.

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Alpine skiing and snowboard
Enjoy the WINTER
ACTIVITIES
The Oslo Winter Park is located just
north of the city centre. A large ski panoramic views
resort with 18 slopes and 11 lifts open
from December to Easter. The Oslo of Oslo from the
Winter Park offers rental of skis, top of the If you’re visiting Oslo in the winter
snowboards and relevant equipment.
Skiing courses and private lessons Holmenkollen why not combine skiing and skating
can be booked at the Oslo Winter ski jump. with shopping, food and culture.
Park ski school.

Skating
The ice rinks in Oslo are open through-
out the winter. The Spikersuppa ice
rink is located in the city centre, whilst
a larger rink is located in the Frogner
stadium, Majorstua. Rental of skates
available at both venues.

Tobogganing
Korketrekkeren is Oslo’s largest and
most popular toboggan run – 2 kilo-
metres long with a 255 meter descent.
Toboggans can be rented at Skiservice
at the top of the run. You can catch
the T-bane from the bottom of the
run all the way back to the top.

Cross Country Skiing

There’s over 2,700 kilometres of
prepped runs in the woods surrounding
Oslo, with a vast array of alternatives
for both beginners and experienced
skiers. The closest runs are 20 minutes
from Oslo city centre. Skis and equip-
ment can be rented at the Oslo Winter
Park. Both the Skiforeningen and
Skiglede offer courses and private
lessons.

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 WELCOME TO
THE OPERA!
FUN IN SUMMERTIME

THE TOP OF

OSLOOSLOSOMMERPARK.NO
OSLOVINTERPARK.NO

Norway’s largest music and performing arts institution! In addition to

experiencing opera, ballet and concerts on one of our stages, you can
stroll around the roof and into our beautiful, spacious foyer. Shop in the
FUN IN WINTERTIME Opera store, have a cup of coffee or enjoy a tasteful meal in one of our
restaurants!

We have daily tours which give you an insight into what happens behind
the scenes before the curtains are drawn.

Visit operaen.no for more information.

FOYER OPENING HOURS: TICKET OFFICE HOURS:

Carmen / Photo: Erik Berg

• MONDAY–FRIDAY 10 –21 • MONDAY–FRIDAY 10 –19
• SATURDAY 11–21 • SATURDAY 11–18
• SUNDAY 12–21 • SUNDAY 12–18

OPERAEN.NO KIRSTEN FLAGSTADS PLASS 1 TLF + 47 21 42 21 21

Swimming pools
The public swimming pools at Tøyenbadet, in the SUMMER ACTIVITIES
east side, and Frognerbadet in the west, both have
big outdoor pools with diving platforms. If you
feel like swimming in the Oslo fjord there’s plenty
There’s over 19 hours of sunlight in Oslo in the
of idyllic islands and beaches just a few minutes summer, and with the fjord and the marka
from the city centre by public transport.
within easy reach there’s always something
Climbing exciting to do.
The Oslo Summer Park is one of Scandinavia’s
largest and best climbing centres, only 30 minutes
from Oslo city centre. The park has nine different
runs with various zip-lines, the longest one
measuring 230 metres.

TusenFryd
There’s over 30 exciting rides for you to choose
from at the TusenFryd amusement park, including
roller coasters, exciting rides, a water park and
loads more. TusenFryd is about 20 kilometres
south of Oslo.

Cycling
Experience Oslo by bike. The city bikes are an easy
and affordable alternative. Viking Biking, located
in Oslo city centre, also offers quality bicycles for
rent, and if you feel like a ride in the woods why not
The Sørenga
rent an off-road bike from the Oslo Summer Park. sea pool is a
short distance
Boat trips and island hopping
A boat trip is the best way to experience the
from the city
Oslo fjord. A single Ruter ticket will allow you to centre.
discover a number of islands with beaches and
picnic spots, just a few minutes by boat from the
city centre.

Walking tours in the city

and surrounding woods
Discover some of Oslo’s exciting architecture as
you stroll along the new seaside promenade which
runs adjacent to the Oslo fjord from Sørenga to
Frognerkilen, Walk along the Akerselva river to
experience the nature, history and culture that
Oslo has to offer. The woods surrounding
the city provide fun alternatives, with walks
starting at Sognsvann and Frognerseteren
and venturing into the wilderness. For
information and tips visit DNT on Storgata 3.

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H.M.K. offer bus tours 361 days a year.
The tours take you to some of the biggest
attractions and museums in Oslo, and vary
from 2-5 hours. Tours can be combined
The monolith
with a boat trip in the summer time. is made up
of 121 figures,
Boat tours all carved out of
To experience Oslo from the sea why not go a single block
on a boat tour with Båtservice Sightseeing
and learn more about the idyllic islands of of granite.
the Oslo fjord. The tours are available
almost all year round, with more departures
in the summer. Båtservice also offers a
hop-on hop-off service on a vintage sailing
boat between Bygdøy and central harbours
in Oslo.

Walking tours
Guided walking tours are growing in
popularity, and guiding companies Oslo
Guideservice and Oslo Guidebureau offer
a large selection of tours to both known
attractions and hidden treasures. The guides
are fluent in many languages, and you can
chose between a routine walking tour or
customised visits with private guides.

Bike, jogging and paddling tours SIGHTSEEING

If you feel like exercising whilst exploring
the city there’s plenty of fun ways to do it. A guided tour is a fun and
Why not enjoy a guided bike tour with
Viking Biking. You can also jog your way informative way of discovering
through the biggest attractions in Oslo the city.
city centre with Oslo Running Tours or
paddle your way around the Oslo fjord
with Oslo Kayak Tours.

Sightseeing with the Oslo Pass

With unlimited access to attractions and
public transport you can tailor your Oslo
sightseeing yourself. The Oslo Pass can be
purchased at the Oslo Visitor Centre and
at a number of other places in the city.
It can also be purchased directly on your
mobile phone via the Oslo Pass
– Official City Card app.

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in this booklet. You will be able
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 Oslo Pass – See more. Pay less!
The easiest and most affordable way to discover the city’s
ADULT 24 museums and attractions is with the Oslo Pass. The Oslo Pass

VALID FROM:
includes free entry to more than 30 museums and attractions,
free public transport (bus, train, tram, metro, ferry), as well as
discounts on restaurants, sightseeing and various activities.

DATE MONTH TIME

__/__/__:__
You can purchase the Oslo Pass at the Oslo Visitor Centre,
www.visitoslo.com, the Oslo Pass app, Ruter’s customer centre,
and at most hotels in Oslo.
Attractions marked with the Oslo Pass logo are free with
Exp: Dec 2018
the Oslo Pass.

01 Akershus Slott
Akershus Castle
Medieval castle from around 1300 AD. Remodelled to a
renaissance castle in the first half of the 17th century.
Today, the castle’s splendid halls are used by the government
for state events. The castle chapel and the Royal Mausoleum
are also open to the public. Groups may reserve guided tours
all year round. Museum shop.

Price: A100,-/C40,-/S60,-/P60,-
Family: 250,- (2 adults + 4 children) Audio guide incl. in price.
Open: 2/5-31/8: Mon-Sat 10-16, Sun 12-16
1/9-30/4: Sat, Sun 12-17
Address: Bygning 2 Akershus festning Tel: 23 09 35 53
www.akershusfestning.no

02 Astrup Fearnley Museet

Astrup Fearnley is a private museum for contemporary art.
The museum has changing exhibitions of leading inter-
national and Norwegian contemporary art and houses the
Astrup Fearnley collection, one of Norway’s most important
and and most extensive private collections. The museum is
beautifully located in Tjuvholmen with views over the Oslo

MUSEUMS &
fjord, in a building which embodies art, nature and urbanity.
Designed by world renown architect Renzo Piano.
Price: A120,-/C0,-/S80,-

ATTRACTIONS
Open: Tue, Wed, Fri 12-17, Thu 12-19, Sat, Sun 11-17. Mon closed
Transport: Bus to Bryggetorget or Vika Atrium. Tram 12, 13, 19
Metro to Nationaltheatret.
Address: Strandpromenaden 2 Tel: 22 93 60 60
www.afmuseet.no
Distances between the major attractions in Oslo are not large,
and the city has more than 50 museums exhibiting everything 03 Besøkssenteret Akershus Festning
from genuine Viking ships to world-class art. Akershus Fortress Visitors Centre
The visitor centre is located in “The long red house” from
1774 close to Karpedammen, and is a natural base from where
to start your visit of the Akershus fortress – all year round.
Our employees will assist you with information regarding
activities in the area. Changing exhibitions on the fortress’
700 year old history. We organise historical outdoor tours
of the fortress grounds all year round
Price: Free admission
Price for guided tours: A60,-/C30,-/S45,-/P45,-. Family: 150,-
Open: 1/7-31/8: Mon-Sun 11-17
1/9-30/6: Mon-Fri 11-16, Sat, Sun 12-17
Address: Bygning 18, Akershus festning Tel: 23 09 39 17
www.akershusfestning.no

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 04 Den Norske Opera & Ballett
The Norwegian National Opera and Ballet is Norway’s largest
music and stage institution. In addition to experiencing opera,
ballet and concerts at any one of its three unique stages, you
can also enjoy a walk on the roof and a stroll inside the
beautiful foyer. Visit the opera store or enjoy refreshments
and a dinner at one of the restaurants.
We offer daily guided tours that provide an insight into what
happens backstage before the curtains are lifted. Welcome!
Tickets: To purchase tickets visit www.operaen.no
Opening h. foyer: Mon-Fri 10-21, Sat 11-21, Sun 12-21
Opening h. box office: Mon-Fri 10-19, Sat 11-18, Sun 12-18
Opening hours for shop and restaurants: www.operaen.no
Address: Kirsten Flagstads plass 1 Tel: 21 42 21 21
www.operaen.no
05 Det Kongelige Slott
The Royal residence, built 1824-48 in Christiania.
Regular tours in English: 12, 14, 14:20 and 16.
On royal birthdays: 14, 14:20 and 16.
Tours in Norwegian: Mon-Thurs 11-17, Fri 12-17, Sat-Sun 10-17.
On royal birthdays: 13-17.
Tickets on sale at the Oslo Visitor Centre or on
www.ticketmaster.no Remaining tickets sold at the entrance.
Change of the guard every day at 13:30. H.M. Royal Guard
show on selected days during the summer.
Price: For ticket prices, visit the Royal house’s homepage.
Open: Late June to mid-August.
Transport: Bus 30, 31, 81. Tram 13, 19. Metro to Nationalth.
Address: Slottsplassen 1
www.kongehuset.no
06 Cinemateket
The Cinemateket is a specialised cinema that plays movies
from different eras. From Tuesday to Sunday every week
you can watch everything from old classics to newer
blockbusters from an array of genres and countries, to
children’s movies and specially curated series.
The Film café is located on the ground floor and serves
food and alcohol. The café is open on Mondays.
Tickets and opening hours: Visit cinemateket.no
Transport: Bus 30, 31, 54 and 60 to Jernbanetorget.
Metro to Jernbanetorget. Tram 11, 12, 17, 18 to Stortorvet
and 13, 12 and 19 to Kongens gate
Address: Dronningens gate 16 Tel: 22 47 45 89
www.cinemateket.no
07 Forsvarsmuseet
The museum introduces the history of the Norwegian military
from the Viking ages to the present day. Exhibitions present
the Danish period until 1814, the union with Sweden 1814-1905,
the German invasion 9th April 1940 and the war at sea during
WWII. The newest exhibitions are on the “Cold War 1945-1990”,
“Intops – Norwegian soldiers in international operations”
and the history of the War cross, Norway’s highest military
decoration. The vivid exhibitions are presented with the aid of
unique artifacts, models, films, videos and interactive media.
Price: Free admission
Open: 1/5-31/8: Mon-Sun 10-17
1/9-30/4: Tues-Sun 10-16, closed Mon
Address: Bygning 62, Akershus festning Tel: 23 09 35 82
www.forsvaretsmuseer.no
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08 Galleri Fineart
Welcome to Norway’s largest gallery.
2000 square metres centrally located at Aker Brygge/
Tjuvholmen. We have over 11,000 artworks from 1100 national
and international artists.
We have a large selection of graphics, paintings, sculptures,
photographs, books and jewellery for all price ranges.
Galleri Fineart has its own frame workshop and offers high
quality and quick framing.
Open every day.
Price: Free admission
Open: Mon-Wed 10-18, Thu 10-20, Fri 10-17, Sat 10-16, Sun 12-16
Transport: Bus 21, 54. Tram 12, 13, 19.
Address: Filipstad Brygge 2 Tel: 22 01 24 20
www.fineart.no
09 Historisk Museum
A rendezvous with history. Go back in time and discover
Viking treasures, meet the Egyptian mummies and get
to know your neighbours from across the world. Visit our
museum and its exciting treasures and experience the world’s
only Viking helmet, the fantastic medieval roof, the amazing
Arctic exhibitions and get an insight into the world of the
indigenous people of America and East Asia. New exhibition
“KOLLAPS” - human beings in an unpredictable world.
Price: A100,-/C0,-/S80,-/P80,-/Groups 50,-
Ticket also covers the Viking Ship Museum and is valid for 48 h
Open: 15/9-14/5: Tues-Sun 11-16, 15/5-14/9: Tues-Sun 10-17,
Transport: Tram 11, 17, 18 to Tullinløkka and 13, 19 to Nationalth.
Address: Frederiksgate 2 Tel: 22 85 19 00
www.khm.uio.no
10 Ibsenmuseet
Welcome to Henrik Ibsen’s home! You won’t get closer to
Ibsen than this. The apartment is completely restored to how
it was in 1895, including original furniture. This is where the
world-famous dramatist spent the last 11 years of his life with
his wife Suzannah. It was here that Ibsen penned “John
Gabriel Borkman” and “When We Dead Awaken”. The museum
also has several exhibitions about Ibsen’s life and works.
Price: A115,-/C30,-/S75,-/P75,-
Open: 15/9-14/5: Mon-Wed, Fri-Sun 11-16, Thurs 11-18
15/5-14/9: Mon-Sun 11-18.
The last guided tour starts 1 hour before closing time.
Transport: Tram 13, 19, Bus 30, 31 to Solli.
Address: Henrik Ibsens gate 26 Tel: 40 02 36 30
www.ibsenmuseet.no
11 Kunstnernes Hus
Kunstnernes Hus is among the most aesthetically attractive
buildings in Norway and one of the earliest examples of
Norwegian functionalism. Kunstnernes Hus has a fascinating
history as a centre for Norwegian and international contempo-
rary art. As well as permanent exhibitions and a great culinary
experience overlooking the Royal Park, we offer various events
during both the day and evenings. Visit our website for the
latest information about our programme and opening hours.
Price: A80,-/C0,-/S40,-/P40,-
Open: Tue-Wed 11-16, Thu 11-20, Fri 11-18, Sat, Sun 12-18
Open kitchen: Tue-Sun 11-22, Mon Closed
Transport: Situated by Slottsparken (Royal Gardens)
Address: Wergelandsveien 17 Tel: 22 85 34 10
www.kunstnerneshus.no
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 12 Norges Hjemmefrontmuseum
Norwegian Resistance Museum
Through its exhibition and archives/library, the museum aims
to provide a “true and vivid picture of the misery and
humiliation of being a nation under occupation”
Five years of occupation from invasion to liberation are
recreated through images, documents, posters, artefacts,
models, original newspapers and sound recordings.
Price: A60,-/C30,-/S30,-/P30,-/Groups (min 10 per.) 50,-
Family: 120,- (2 adults + children under 18)
Open: 1/9-31/5: Mon-Fri 10-16, Sat, Sun 11-16
1/6-31/8: Mon-Sat 10-17, Sun 11-17
Transport: Tram 12, 13, 19. Metro to Stortinget
Address: Bygning 21 Akershus festning Tel: 23 09 31 38
www.hjemmefrontmuseet.org
13 Nasjonalbiblioteket
The cultural history of Norway, from the medieval times to
today are presented through a number of large and small
exhibitions throughout the year, as well as a comprehensive
program for the public with concerts, lectures, debates and
seminars. The National Library’s collection includes books,
music, films, radio recordings, photography, maps, news-
papers, letters and much more. The building, built at Solli
Plass in 1913, includes murals by Emanuel Vigeland, Axel
Revold and Per Krogh and is well worth a visit. Group tours.
Price: Free admission. For group tours: informasjon@nb.no
Open: Mon-Fri 9-19, Sat 9-14.
Subject to changes during Christmas and summer
Transport: Bus 21 Lapsetorvet, 30, 31 and tram 12, 13 to Solli pl.
Address: Solli plass, Henrik Ibsens gate 110 Tel: 81 00 13 00
www.nb.no
The National Museum of Art, Architecture
and Design
14. The National Museum - Architecture
15. The National Gallery
16. Mellomstasjonen - Information Centre
17. Museum of Contemporary Art
To book guided tours: omvisning@nasjonalmuseet.no
Tel: 21 98 20 00
www.nasjonalmuseet.no
14 Nasjonalmuseet – Arkitektur
The National Museum - Architecture has Norway’s most
important architecture collection with more than 300,000
artefacts. The museum’s permanent exhibition, “Architecture.
The architecture collection from 1830 to the present day”
features the work of leading Norwegian architects.
The museum features changing exhibitions that span from
contemporary architecture to historical topics.
Price: A50,-/C0,-/S30,-/P30,-. Free admission on Thursdays
Open: Tues, Wed, Fri 11-17, Thurs 11-19, Sat, Sun 12-17
Transport: Bus 30, 31, 32, 54 to Rådhuset.
Tram 12, 13, 19 to Kongens gate
Address: Bankplassen 3 Tel: 21 98 20 00
www.nasjonalmuseet.no
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15 Nasjonalgalleriet
The National Gallery houses Norway’s largest public collection
of paintings, graphic art, drawings and sculptures.
The permanent exhibition “Livets dans” shows the collection’s
highlights of Norwegian and international paintings and
sculptures from antiquity until 1950. Featuring more than
300 masterpieces, including J.C. Dahl and Romanticism,
Christian Krohg and Realism, evocative paintings from 1900
and Edvard Munch’s Scream, Madonna and The Girls on
the Bridge. Museum shop and café / Den franske sal
Price: A100,-/C0,-/S50,-/P50,-. Free admission on Thursdays
Open: Tues, Wed, Fri 10-18, Thurs 10-19, Sat, Sun 11-17
Transport Tram 11, 17, 18 to Tullinløkka and 13, 19 to Nationalth.
Address: Universitetsgata 13 Tel: 21 98 20 00
www.nasjonalmuseet.no
16 Mellomstasjonen
Road to the new Nasjonal Museum.
The National museum and Statsbygg have created
the Mellomstasjonen - Information Centre.
Until the museum opens you can learn about the building
project and plans for the new National museum – the biggest
art museum in Scandinavia.
Price: Free admission
Open: Sat, Sun 12-16
Summer: 5/6-4/9: Mon-Fri 12-17, Sat-Sun 12-16
Transport: Bus 30, 70, 81A. Tram 12
Address: Brynjulf Bulls plass 2
www.mellomstasjonen.no
17 Museet for Samtidskunst
The Museum of Contemporary Art shows revolving
exhibitions from The National Museum’s collection and
borrowed works post 1945. These include paintings, graphics,
drawings, photographs, sculpture, artefacts, installations
and video. Permanent installations include the sculpture
Celle VIII by Louise Bourgeois, Per Inge Bjørlo’s “Inner Space
V” and Ilya Kabakov’s “The Garbage Man (The Man Who
Never Threw Anything Away)”. Museum shop and café.
The museum will close 5.9/2017
Price: A50,-/C0,-/S30,-/P30,-. Free admission on Thursdays
Open: Tues, Wed, Fri 11-17, Thurs 11-19, Sat, Sun 12-17
Transport: Tram 12, 13, 19 to Kongens gate. Bus to Rådhuset.
Address: Bankplassen 4 Tel: 21 98 20 00
www.nasjonalmuseet.no
18 Nobels Fredssenter
The Nobel Peace Centre presents Alfred Nobel, the peace
prize winners and their work, as well as exhibitions related
to war, peace and human rights. The exhibitions vary – with
use of photography, films, digital installations and interactive
solutions. Discover the centre yourself, or join one of the
free guided tours. Activities for children. Museum shop. Café.
Price: A100,-/C0,-/S65,-/P65,-
Open: 2/1-30/4: Tue-Sun 10-18. Open Mon 20/2, 10/4, 17/4.
1/5-31/8: Mon-Sun 10-18
1/9-30/12: Tue-Sun 10-18. Open Mon 2/10, 18/12.
Closed 1/1, 17/5, 9/12–11/12, 24/12, 25/12, 31/12.
Address: Rådhusplassen Tel: 48 30 10 00
www.nobelpeacecenter.org
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 19 Oslo Rådhus
The City Hall opened in 1950. Decorated with delightful
motives from Norwegian history, culture and working life.
The building hosts leaders of the city’s political and
administrative branches as well as the city council and a
number of events. The Nobel Peace Prize is awarded on the
10th of December. The City Hall bells play selected melodies
every hour. All tours with City Hall guides must be booked on
our website. Opening times can also be found here.
Price: Free admission
Open: Mon-Sun 9-16
Address: Fridtjof Nansens plass
www.rft.oslo.kommune.no
20 Stortinget
Parliament
Stortinget is Norway’s house of representatives, the building
was inaugurated in 1866. Visitors can experience the historical
hall, the walkway, the Lagting hall, and of course the
Stortings hall. Stortinget generally offers open tours in
Norwegian and English from Jan-Jun (Sat), Jun-Aug
(Mon-Fri) and Sept-Dec (Sat). Visit our website for up to
date information on dates and times:
www.stortinget.no/omvisninger
www.stortinget.no/en/in-english
Price: Free admission
Transport: Metro to Stortinget
Address: Karl Johans gate 22 Tel: 23 31 31 80
www.stortinget.no
21 The Mini Bottle Gallery
The world’s only mini-bottle museum is found in Oslo, and
contains the largest collection of mini-bottles: 53,000 bottles
in 50 installations on 3 floors! Here you can see bottles filled
with fruit and berries, worms and mice, what a Scotsman has
under his kilt is revealed, and what a brothel looks like from
the inside. And if you’re the fearless type we recommend
you take the slide down to the horror chamber!
Price: A85,-/C35,-
Open: Sat, Sun 12-16. Closed during school holidays.
Guided tours on request for larger groups.
Transport: Bus 60 to Jernbanetorget. Tram 12, 13, 19 to
Kongens gate. Metro to Stortinget
Address: Kirkegaten 10 Tel: 23 35 79 60
www.minibottlegallery.com
Min venn, herr Kuriyama, Y. Tanake 9 år, Japan
22 Det Internasjonale Barnekunstmuseet
International Museum of Children’s Art
The museum presents children’s art from more than 180
countries. Children’s concerns and opinions are presented in
changing exhibitions. The museum’s three main functions are
to collect, preserve and exhibit children’s art from around
the world. Music and art workshops. Guided tours on request.
Price: A75,-/C40,-/S40,-/P40,-
Open: 17/1-19/6 and 19/9-10/12: Tues-Thurs 9:30-14
Sat, Sun 11-16, Mon, Fri closed 20/6-20/8: Tues-Thurs 11-16
Sat-Sun 11-16, Mon, Fri closed.
Closed: 7/4-18/4, 21/8-18/9, 11/12-16/1 and public holidays
Transport: Metro 1 to Frøen station
Address: Lille Frøens vei 4 Tel: 22 46 85 73
www.barnekunst.no
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23 Bymuseet
Welcome to the Oslo City Museum inside the Frogner park.
The museum is located in the grand Frogner manor, about
200 m. south of the Vigeland complex. Visit the “OsLove”
exhibition with glimpses from the city’s history.
Varied exhibition themes.
Tours all year round: Sat and Sun 13 and 14.
Tours 1/7-14/8: Tue-Sun 13 and 14.
Cosy yard, museum shop and café.
Price: Free admission
Open: 7/1-22/12, 27/12-30/12: Tues-Sun 11-16
Closed: 1/1-6/1, 17/5, 23/12-26/12, 31/12
Transport: Bus 20 to Frogner plass. Tram 12 to Frogner plass
Address: Frognerveien 67 Tel: 23 28 41 70
www.oslomuseum.no
24 Vigeland-museet
Close to Vigeland Sculpture Park is one of Norway’s most
attractive museums. Experience the almost complete
collection of sculptor Gustav Vigeland’s works (1869-1943).
The museum, which was first opened to the public in
1947, also documents the story behind the park and how
the sculptures were made. The museum also features
temporary exhibitions of traditional and contemporary art.
Price: A60,-/C30,-/S30,-/P30,-.
Open: 2/1-30/4: Tues-Sun 12-16, 2/5-31/8: Tues-Sun 10-17,
1/9-31/12: Tues-Sun 12-16
Transport: Bus 20 or tram 12 to Frogner plass.
Metro to Majorstua station. Metro to Majorstua.
Address: Nobels gate 32 Tel: 23 49 37 00
www.vigeland.museum.no
25 Vigelandsparken
Vigeland Park
One of Norway’s most popular tourist attractions with more
than one million visitors a year. This unique sculpture park
represents the life work of sculptor Gustav Vigeland (1869-
1943) with more than 200 sculptures in bronze, granite
and forged iron. Vigeland was also responsible for the design
and architectural outline of the park.
Price: Free admission
Open: The park is open 24 hrs/day all year
Transport: Tram 12 to Vigelandsparken.
Metro to Majorstua. Bus 20 to Vigelandsparken
Address: Entrance Kirkeveien Tel: 23 49 37 00
www.vigeland.museum.no
26 Frammuseet
Fram and Gjøa are the world’s most famous polar exploration
ships! Come on board Fram and journey to the world’s cold-
est and most dangerous places – the North and South Pole!
Information is in 10 different languages. Watch a short film
about the history of polar exploration in the museum’s new
screening auditorium. Spectacular models, activity centre for
children and fear instilling polar simulator.
Café and large museum shop.
Price: A100,-/C40,-/S40,-/P70,-
Open: 1/10-30/4: Mon-Sun 10-17, 1/5-31/5: Mon-Sun 10-18,
1/6-31/8: Mon-Sun 9-18, 1/9-30/9: Mon-Sun 10-18
Transport: Bus 30. Ferry from Rådhusbrygge 3 (April-Oct)
Address: Bygdøynesveien 39 Tel: 23 28 29 50
www.frammuseum.no
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 27 HL-Senteret
The HL Centre is a research and information centre
established at Villa Grande. The centre focuses on themes
relating to the Holocaust, genocide in general and living
conditions for minorities. The centre has an exhibition on the
Holocaust, with focus on the fate of Norwegian Jews
during the Second World War. The exhibition also covers
other genocides, and aims to expose how historical events
are relevant to today’s society.
Price: A50,-/C25,-/S40,-/P40,-
Open: 1/6-14/9: Mon-Sun 10-17, 15/9-31/5: Mon-Fri 10-16,
Sat, Sun 11-16
Transport: Bus 30. Ferry from Rådhusbrygge 3 (April-Oct)
Address: Huk aveny 56 Tel: 22 84 21 00
www.hlsenteret.no
28 Kon-Tiki Museet
Thor Heyerdahl rose to fame when he crossed the Pacific
Ocean with the Kon-Tiki in 1947. Further adventures followed
with voyages on the Ra and Tigris seed boats. Experience the
original rafts and up to date exhibitions on Heyerdahl’s expe-
ditions, including Kon-Tiki, Ra, Tigris, Easter island, Fatuhiva,
Tùcume, Galapagos, spelunking, the under water exhibition
and more. Daily viewings of the original “Kon-Tiki” movie. Shop.
Price: A100,-/C40,-/S60,-/P60,-. Family ticket 200,-
Open: 2/1-28/2: Mon-Sun 10-16, 1/3-31/5: Mon-Sun 10-17
1/6-31/8: Mon-Sun 9:30-18, 1/9-31/10: Mon-Sun 10-17
1/11-30/12: Mon-Sun 10-16. Closed: 1/1, 17/5, 24-25/12, 31/12
Transport: Bus 30. Ferry from Rådhusbrygge 3 (April-Oct)
Address: Bygdøynesveien 36 Tel: 23 08 67 67
www.kon-tiki.no
29 Norsk Folkemuseum
Open-air museum: Gol stave church from 1200 and other
buildings and environments show the culture and history of
Norway’s many regions and cities, both then and now.
In summer: Daily activities, costume-clad guides, folk
dancing, music and domestic animals. Building interiors view-
able all year. Weekend activites and Christmas market.
Exhibitions: Wood-carving, traditional rose painting, folk
dress, Samí artefacts and interiors from town and country.
Price: A130,-/C40,-/S100,-/P100,-/Family ticket 260,-
Open: 15/5-14/9: Mon-Sun 10-18, 15/9-14/5: Mon-Fri 11-15,
Sat, Sun 11-16
Transport: Bus 30. Ferry from Rådhusbrygge 3 (April – Oct)
Address: Museumsveien 10 Tel: 22 12 37 00
www.norskfolkemuseum.no
30 Norsk Maritimt Museum
Norway is one of the world’s leading maritime nations. Meet
the people that made this possible, from the Vikings to the
sailors and ship owners. Start with a panoramic film,
18 minutes that will take you for a ride along Norway’s
beautifully long coast. An interactive exhibition with a
simulator and game, as well as treasures and shiploads
discovered deep under the sea. Various exhibitions
on the coast, the sea and navigation. Cafe and museum shop.
Price: A100,-/C30,-(6-16 yrs.)/C0,-/S50,-/P50,-
Open: 15/5-14/9: Mon-Sun 10-17, 15/9-14/5: Tues-Sun 10-16
Closed Mondays
Transport: Bus 30. Ferry from Rådhusbrygge 3 (April-Oct)
Address: Bygdøynesveien 37 Tel: 24 11 41 50
www.marmuseum.no
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31 Oscarshall
The summer palace on Bygdøy was built between 1847 and
1852 for King Oscar I and designed by the Danish architect
Johan Henrik Nebelong. Guided tours on the hour.
Last guided tour is at 16 (lasts roughly 50 mins – we close
at 17). Tickets at the door. No parking facilities.
NB: Closed during private events
Price: Visit the Royal house’s website for ticket prices.
Open: Mid-May to mid-September
Visit www.kongehuset.no for opening times
Transport: Bus 30. Ferry from Rådhusbrygge 3 (April-Oct)
Address: Oscarshallveien
www.kongehuset.no
32 Vikingskipshuset
The world-famous Viking ships and unique burial artefacts
from boat graves around the Oslo fjord: Oseberg, Gokstad,
Tune and Borre. The ships had been used for sea voyages
before being hauled ashore for a royal ship burial more than
1100 years ago. The ships were used as burial chambers, richly
adorned and with ample supplies of food and drink, dogs and
domestic animals, and other artefacts for use in the after-life.
The shop has a large selection of souvenirs and books.
Price: A100,-/C0,-/S80,-/P80,-
Open: 2/5-30/9: Mon-Sun 9-18, 1/10-30/4: Mon-Sun 10-16
For guided tours, call 22 85 99 64. Closed 1/1, 24-26/12, 31/12
Transport: Bus 30. Ferry from Rådhusbrygge 3 (April-Oct)
Address: Huk Aveny 35 Tel: 22 13 52 80
www.khm.uio.no
33 Ekebergparken
The Ekeberg Park lies in the beautiful green hills overlooking
the Opera, Bjørvika and Oslo’s East side. The park has one
of Europe’s finest and richest collection of sculptures. The
artworks are scattered along a large historical and natural
landscape with spectacular views of the city and the fjord.
With two restaurants, a museum and the Hakkespettene
activity centre for children, it’s a lovely place to enjoy tours
and organise get-togethers. Visit our website to book a guided
tour, and check opening times for the park and museum.
Open: Daily, all year to the public
Transport: Tram 18 and 19 to Ekebergparken
Bus 74 and 34 to Brannfjellveien
Address: Kongsveien 23
www.ekebergparken.com
34 Interkulturelt Museum
Welcome to the Intercultural Museum! The museum is
situated close to Grønland metro station and contains
exhibitions that illustrate the history of immigration to
Norway and cultural changes in Norwegian society.
Themed exhibition about Norwegian Romani people.
Gallery IKM presents various art exhibitions.
Guided tours: Sat-Sun 12 and 14
Price: Free admission
Open: 10/1-17/12: Tues-Sun 11-16
Closed: 1/1-9/1, 10/4-17/4, 17/5, 25/5, 18/12-31/12
Transport: Metro to Grønland station. Bus 37 to Tøyengata
Address: Tøyenbekken 5 Tel: 22 05 28 30
www.oslomuseum.no
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 35 Munchmuseet
Every year the Munch museum has three exhibitions which
present new and before unknown sides of Munch’s art. 2017
will start with the Dutch artist Mieke Bal, then it’ll be the turn
of the reputable author Karl Ove Knausgård, and to finish it
off artists Per-Inge Bjørlo and Lena Cronqvist. The Munch
museum has the world’s largest collection of Edvard Munch
art, there is however no permanent exhibition. The collection
is presented through various exhibitions in which Munch’s art
is brought to life.
Price: A100,-/C0,-/S60,-/P60,-
Open: 2/1-12/5 and 9/10-30/12: 10-16, 13/5-8/10: 10-17
Last Thursday of the month 10-21. See munchmuseet.no
Transport: All metros to Tøyen and bus 20 to Munchmuseet.
Address: Tøyengata 53 Tel: 23 49 35 00
www.munchmuseet.no
36 Botanisk hage
The Botanical Gardens are an oasis in the centre of Oslo.
The gardens are spread over 15 hectares and include about
7 500 different plants, it is also a part of the Natural History
museum. The Botanical gardens also include greenhouses,
a mountain garden, a viking garden, a herb garden and a
sensory garden. We offer different activities throughout the
year. You’ll also find maple fruit sculptures and beautifully
decorated benches, one of Norway’s best museum shops
and a cosy café.
Price: Free entrance
Åpent: Every day 7-21. Greenhouses: 2/5-30/9: Every day
10-20, 1/10-31/3: Every day 10-17
Transport: All metros to Tøyen and bus 20 to Munchmuseet
Address: Sars’ gate 1/Monradsgate
www.nhm.uio.no
37 Naturhistorisk museum UiO
A treasure house of unique, beautiful and rare natural objects.
The biggest attraction is the world renowned Ida fossil.
We also have dinosaur remains, gold nuggets, moon rocks,
silver crystals, ichthyosaurs, stuffed animals and a number
of other features from our collection. The Natural History
museum is located within the Botanical Gardens which are
also a part of the museum. We have one of Norway’s best
museum shops and a cosy café.
Price: A80,-/C40,-/S40,-/P40,-
Open: 1/6-31/8: Every day 11-16, 1/9-31/5: Tue-Sun 11-16
Greenhouses: 2/5-30/9: Every day 10-20
1/10-31/3: Every day 10-17. Botanical Garden: Every day 7-21
Address: Sars’ gate 1/Monrads gate Tel: 22 85 50 50
www.nhm.uio.no
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41 Arbeidermuseet
Welcome to the Labour museum!
The museum is situated in an idyllic location within an old
factory building by the Akerselva river. The exhibition
“Factory girls and industry men” is on show here, as well as
other themed exhibitions. Tours of the labourers’
apartment in Sagveien 8 are also available.
Tours: Sat-Sun 12 and 14.
Price: Free admission
Open: 4/2-26/11: Sat, Sun 11-16. Closed: 1/1-3/2, 27/11-31/12
Transport: Tram 11, 12 and 13 to Biermanns gate
Address: Sagveien 28 Tel: 23 28 41 70
www.oslomuseum.no
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39 DOGA
The Norwegian museum for Design and Architecture (DoGA)
is situated within a reconverted old power station by the
Akerselva river. DoGA has received a number of awards
including the Statens Byggeskikk prize in 2006, the City
prize in 2007, and the Olavrosa from the Norwegian
Cultural Heritage in 2008. The centre offers a comprehensive
program related to design and architecture, as well as
design shop and café. Visit www.doga.no for program.
Price: Free admission
Open: Mon, Tues, Fri 10-17, Wed, Thurs 10-20, Sat, Sun 12-17
Transport: Tram 11, 12, 13, 17. Bus 30, 31 to Hausmanns gate
and bus 34, 54 to Jakob Kirke
Address: Hausmanns gate 16 Tel: 23 29 28 70
www.doga.no
40 Jødisk Museum i Oslo
The Jewish Museum in Oslo is a vital museum and cultural
centre for the preservation and dissemination of knowledge
about Norwegian-Jewish history, culture, traditions and
identity. The museum is located in a former synagogue from
1921. Exhibitions include: “Remember us alive – Jewish
destinies”, “The Jewish year”, and “Heia jødene! – an exhibition
about integration and the joy of sports”. Shop with Judaica.
Price: A50,-/C40,-/S40,-/P40,-
Open: 1/1-14/6 and 16/8-20/12: Tues 10-15, Wed, Thurs 14-19,
Sun 11-16. 15/6-15/8: Tues, Wed, Fri 10-15, Thurs 10-19, Sun 11-16
Transport: Metro to Jernbanetorget. Tram 11, 12, 13 and 17
Bus 30, 31 to Hausmanns gate
Address: Calmeyers gate 15 Tel: 22 20 84 00
www.jodiskmuseumoslo.no
41 Popsenteret
An interactive and modern experience based museum for
Norwegian music located in Grünnerløkka. Experience-pods
with audio-visual technology. Sing in a studio and design
your own album covers. Experience a hundred years of
Norwegian popular music history and culture as told through
interviews, films, music, photos, TV clips, artists’ presentations
and musical treasures. A must for music lovers of all ages.
Gift shop. Children’s room, film room, exhibitions.
Museum of the year 2013!
Price: A100,-/C50,-/S70,-/P80,-
Open: Tue, Wed, Fri 10-16, Thu 10-19, Sat, Sun 11-17, closed Mon
Transport: Tram to Schous plass. Bus to Heimdalsgata
Address: Trondheimsveien 2, bygg T Tel: 22 46 80 20
www.popsenteret.no
42 Asker Museum
Where does this impressive staircase lead to?
Find out through a memorable visit to the home of two
famous Norwegian writers set in beautiful rural surroundings
20 km west of Oslo. Welcome to Asker Museum, Valstad’s
collection and Labråten, Hulda and Arne Garborg’s home.
Price: A80,-/C0,-
Open: Tues-Fri 11-15, Sun 12-16. Mon and Sat closed
Transport: Local train to Hvalstad station.
Departures every 15 minutes from Oslo S / Nationaltheatret
Address: Otto Valstads vei 19, 1935 Hvalstad Tel: 66 79 00 11
www.askermuseum.no
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 43 Blaafarveværket
Blaafarveverket is an 8 km long museum with 3 new art
exhibitions every year. The “Drømmen om en hage” (Dream
of a garden) exhibition will be on show in 2017. Daily tours
of the cobalt mines are available.
Three eateries offering homemade food, as well as museum
shops with a vast selection of products. The children’s farm
is popular amongst the youngest. Culture and fun within the
natural surroundings.
Price: Visit www.blaa.no for ticket prices for the exhibition
Open: 13/5-18/6: Tue-Sat 11-17, Sun 11-18, Mon closed
19/6-13/8: 11-18 14/8-24/9: Tue-Sat 11-17, Sun 11-18. Mon closed
Transport: Visit www.blaa.no
Address: Koboltveien 11, 3340 Åmot Tel: 32 77 88 00
www.blaa.no
44 Bærums Verk
Welcome to Bærums Verk, a unique shopping experience in
authentic surroundings! Verksgata with workers’
accommodation from the 18th century now contains shops,
galleries and workshops, and the old foundry is a modern
shopping area with several unique stores. We have several
restaurants and a large sculpture park set in beautiful
surroundings. Guided tour incl. the foundry museum – call us.
Opening h. for Handelshuset: Mon-Fri 10-20, Sat 10-18
Opening h. for Verksgata: Mon-Fri 10-17, Sat 10-16, Sun 12-16
Transport: Visit www.baerumsverk.no
Address: Verksgata 15, 1353 Bærums Verk Tel: 67 13 00 18
www.baerumsverk.no
45 Eidsvoll 1814
The Eidsvoll building is one of the most important national
symbols and treasured pieces of cultural heritage in Nor-
way. It was here the Norwegian Constitution was written
and approved by 112 men in 1814. Join a guided tour of
the recently restored building and learn about those six
important weeks in Norwegian history. Separate visitors
centre with exhibitions and films, café and museum shop.
Price: A125,-/C60,-/S90,-/Family ticket 310,-
Open: 1/5-31/8: Mon-Sun 10-17
Opening hours rest of the year: Tues-Fri 10-15, Sat, Sun 11-16
Transport: Train from Oslo S to Eidsvoll Verk station
Address: C. Ankers vei, Eidsvoll Verk Tel: 63 92 22 10
www.eidsvoll1814.no
46 Hadeland Glassverk
The Hadeland Glassworks was established in 1762 and is one
of Norway’s most visited tourist attractions. Enjoy the glass
blowing close up and why not try some yourself. The visitor
centre includes 10 shops, a glass cabin, glass museum,
2 galleries, 2 cafès, a waffle house and open bakery. New and
relevant exhibitions. Factory outlet for glass and porcelain.
Idyllic outdoor area right by the Randsfjorden.
Price: Free admission to Glasshytta
Open: Mon-Fri 10-18, Sat 10-17, Sun 11-18 (summer).
Visit our website for other opening hours.
Transport: Daily buses from Oslo to Hadeland Glassverk.
Visit brakar.no or ring 177 for information.
Address: Glassverksveien 9, 3520 Jevnaker Tel: 61 31 66 19
www.hadeland-glassverk.no
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47 Henie Onstad Kunstsenter
Henie Onstad Art Centre
The Henie Onstad Art Centre presents modernism and
contemporary art via changing exhibitions and an extensive
concert programme. The art centre is situated in picturesque
surroundings by the fjord and boasts a sculpture park, beach
and art laboratory for the young. Sonja Henie’s trophy
collection, brasserie Bølgen og Moi and a museum shop.
Price: A100,-/C0,-/S70,-
Open: Tues-Sun 11-17. Mon closed
(Opening times may vary, please check hok.no)
Transport: Bus 151 to Høvikodden or train to Blommenholm
station. Approx. 15 minutes travel from Oslo.
Address: Sonja Henies vei 31 Tel: 67 80 48 80
www.hok.no
48 Holmenkollen
“The blue and the green and the city in between”.
From the top of Holmenkollbakken ski jump you can
experience a 360 degree panoramic view of the city, fjord
and hinterland. In addition, you will find the world’s oldest ski
museum, 2 exciting shops, a ski simulator and café.
For information on our Kollensvevet zipline,
visit www.kollensvevet.no
Price: A130,-/C65,-/S110,-/P110,-
Open: 1/5-31/5: Mon-Sun 10-17, 1/6-31/8: Mon-Sun 9-20
1/9-30/9: Mon-Sun 10-17, 1/10-30/4: Mon-Sun 10-16
Open 365 days a year.
Transport: Metro 1 to Holmenkollen
Address: Kongeveien 5 Tel: 916 71 947
www.holmenkollen.com
49 Holmenkollen Ski-Simulator
Brand new Ski simulator by the Holmenkollen ski jump.
Opens 15/2 2017. Hop on the “Kollen” and experience what
it feels like to set off from some of the world’s toughest
downhill slopes with the world’s best skiing athletes.
Technology which was previously only available to pilots and
astronauts combines flight simulation movements with an
“eye-view” film to deliver a special and realistic experience.
Price: Visit www.skisimulator.no
Open: 15/2-30/4: Mon-Sun 10-16, 1/5-31/5: Mon-Sun 10-17
1/6-31/8: Mon-Sun 9-20, 1/9-30/9: Mon-Sun 10-17
1/10-31/12: Mon-Sun 10-16. Open all year round.
Transport: Metro 1 to Holmenkollen
Address: Kongeveien 5 Tel: 900 12 046
www.skisimulator.no
50 Norsk Teknisk Museum
A museum filled with playful learning. Explore and be
creative in Oslo’s science centre. Experiment with renewable
energy sources and much more. Loads of activities on week-
ends and during school holidays. Visit our website for a full
program. Check out Makerspace! Big exhibitions on progress
of science and technology throughout the ages. Shop. Café.
Free parking. Easily reachable by bus, train and tram. Don’t
miss the exhibition on forced labour in Norway during WWII!
Price: A150,-/C100,-(over 3 yrs.)/S100,-/P100,-
Open: Tue-Fri 9-16, Sat, Sun 11-18. Mon closed
20/6-20/8 and School holidays: Mon-Sun 11-18.
Transport: Bus, train and tram. Easy access by car. Parking.
Address: Kjelsåsveien 143 Tel: 22 79 60 00
www.tekniskmuseum.no
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 51 Oslo Klatrepark VISIT hok.no
HENIE ONSTAD KUNSTSENTER
Welcome to breathtaking adventures in the beautiful, wild
nature! The park offers exciting challenges that result in
increased self-confidence and a great sense of achievement.
Challenge your comfort zone and conquer your fears.
We have 9 tree top climbing routes from 0,6 to 14 m. above
the ground. Each route has its own difficulty level with
different obstacles and ziplines. Safety is paramount: Guests
will receive basic training, a helmet and climbing equipment.
Price: A310,-(12y+)/C260,-(6-11y)/C Free! (3-5y)
Open: 1/4-21/6 and 23/8-29/10: Wed 12-20, Sat-Sun 10-18
24/6-20/8: Every day 10-18
Transport: Metro 4/5 to Vestli. Buss 301/321 to Skillebekk
Address: Trondheimsveien 644 Tel: 46 90 90 64
www.osloklatrepark.no

52 TusenFryd
Enjoy an unforgetable family day out at TusenFryd
Amusement Park. Try our new attraction Ragnarok.
An adventure for the whole family. Other exciting rides
include SpeedMonster, SuperSplash, ThunderCoaster, Space-
Shot and Spin Spider for a true “adrenalin kick”. At BadeFryd
the pools and slides are warmed to 25 °C. TusenFryd offers
a variety of popular attractions for families with younger
children. Activities available for children of all ages.

Price: Visit www.tusenfryd.no

Open: Open from May to October
Transport: Bus 500 from Oslo Bus terminal. Oslo
Address: 1407 Vinterbro Tel: 64 97 64 97
www.tusenfryd.no
15 min
— Høvikodden —

Sandvika
5 min
Oslo Visitor Centre
The Official Tourist Information
HOK is one of Norway’s leading art centres and presents contemporary
art, modernism and music. Experience the art, enjoy the surrounding
Ask us about what’s going on in Oslo!
natural landscapes by the fjord, and have a bite to eat at our restaurant.
Outdoor serving throughout the summer, as well as bathing at the art
Buy the Oslo Pass, concert and transport tickets here centre’s beach. Changing exhibitions, collection and sculpture park.
Currency Exchange Museum shop with Nordic design goods. Guided tours in Norwegian and
Free Wi-Fi English, activities for the whole family at the HOK Lab.
Located inside Østbanehallen, next to Oslo Central Station.
Opening times: Tues-Sun: 11-5. Mon: Closed
For opening hours see www.visitoslo.com.
Children under 18: Free entry
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Østbanehallen
THE BEST VENUE FOR DIFFERENT CULINARY EXPERIENCES
IN THE HEART OF OSLO
Centrally located, Østbanehallen is the natural meeting place
for anyone living in or traveling to Oslo. While full of history and
tradition, Østbanehallen has, at the same time, a modern and
fresh look and atmosphere. Østbanehallen is home to a variety of
exciting restaurants, bars, cafés and shops, including Oslo Visitor
Centre. The old train station building provides a unique food court
experience, hinged under a spectacular glass roof. Our venue offers
traditional Norwegian foods together with flavors from around the
world – ranging from Japan to America, Italy and England – right
at the city center of Oslo.
Østbanehallen is the perfect hub for any occasion, whether you’re
meeting up for afterwork drinks, want to grab a tasty snack before
heading to a concert or you´re just transiting and need an easy-
access place to lower your shoulders.

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 SHOPPING
Oslo has everything from
fashionable brands and large
shopping centres to small
niche boutiques selling unique
and original products.
Design and interior
Norwegian and Scandinavia design are
well known. Norway Designs, Pur Norsk
and House of Oslo are among some of the
best places in Oslo for design enthusiasts.
The David-Andersen jewellery also has a
number of shops in Oslo offering both their
own articles as well as famous brands.
Luxury and fashion
The area around Nedre Slottsgate and
Egertorget stands out as the city’s most
exclusive shopping area with flagship
stores such as Gucci, Marc Jacobs and
Louis Vuitton. At Paleet, Eger Karl
Johan and Steen & Strøm you can revel
in various floors of fashion boutiques.

Vintage and second hand

Markveien in Grünerløkka is the number
one stop for vintage shopping, with an
array of second hand shops such as Ny
York design & 2nd hand, Robot and
Frk Dianas Salonger. Fretex Unika, one
of six Fretex shops in Oslo, is also in
the area. Velouria Vintage, in Thorvald
Meyers gate, is definitely worth a visit.

Souvenirs and craftwork

Den Norske Husfliden and Heimen are
traditional stores that offer high quality
Get up to
handmade Norwegian products. Norway
Shop by the City Hall also has a vast
19% back on selection of knitted sweaters and souvenirs.

products you
Shopping centres and
purchase with shopping streets
tax-free. The two large shopping centres of Oslo
City and Byporten next to Oslo S have
everything you need. Whilst the recently
refurbished shopping streets on
Bogstadveien and at Aker Brygge offer
a variety of exciting clothes shops which
you won’t find in other parts of the city.

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Norway´s premium
Outlet Village

30-70% discount. Always. New exclusive watch shop by Karl Johans gate.
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 FOOD & DRINK
Oslo offers a diversity of food cultures which is reflected
in the city’s many restaurants. Most of them focus on
Norwegian flavours, ingredients and culinary traditions,
like at the Mathallen in Vulkan where you can buy and
taste Norwegian products and imported delicacies.

The restaurant has been a pioneer in setting the trend for

locally sourced, quality, ecological ingredients in eateries
across Oslo.

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53 Argent Restaurant
At the Argent restaurant, located in the Opera,
it’s all about culinary art and quality.
We allow for the best raw ingredients and
flavours to come into their own in a relaxed and
harmonious environment. Our head chef com-
poses seasonal menus that are created with tra-
dition and innovation in mind. We promise you
an exciting culinary experience, whether you’re
enjoying our range of mini dishes or a delicious
meal or if you’re just here for a show. At Argent
you’re never too far from the orchestra, no
matter what. Welcome to Argent Restaurant!
Kirsten Flagstads plass 1 - 21 42 21 42
www.argentrestaurant.no
55 Engebret Café
We welcome you to a pleasant meal in Oslo’s
oldest restaurant steeped in tradition and
history. The exuberant theatre life in
Bankplassen during the 19th century created a
need for a friendly café for actors and other
guests. Ibsen, Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson, Edvard
Grieg and Edvard Munch all had a reserved
table at Engebret Café.
Engebret Café has an à la carte restaurant,
several cosy chambres separeés, Engebret’s
large banqueting hall and several lounges.
In the summer there is also a charming
terrace with a full à la carte menu situated
on one of Oslo’s most idyllic squares.
Bankplassen 1 - 22 82 25 25
www.engebret-cafe.no
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54 Brasserie Paleo
The name Paleo comes from the word
Paleolithic, which is a term that stands for a
lifestyle and a way of relating to food.
The diet, whose origins can be traced back to
the time when man hunted and fished, is often
referred to as “stone-age food”.
The concept of the new Paleolithic diet, which
has been adapted to modern life, is to avoid
all processed foods, and to use locally sourced,
seasonal vegetables and ecologically
produced food.
Rosenkrantz gate 1 - 23 31 55 80
www.brasseriepaleo.no
56 Festningen Restaurant
The Festningen restaurant has a magnificent
view over Aker Brygge and the Oslo fjord
from the base of the Akershus fortress.
Nowadays the restaurant stands out as an
elegant but unassuming brasserie with an
exciting and dynamic selection of wines and
menus reflecting the season’s best ingredients.
We offer delicious tasting experiences in a
snug and informal atmosphere for lunch and
dinner, six days a week. We have a “chambre
séparée” that caters for up to 50 guests, and
an intimate room, connected to our wine cellar,
which sits up to 12 people.
Our fjord-side outdoor area can sit up to
300 guests.
Myntgata 9 - 22 83 31 00
www.festningenrestaurant.no
57 Gamle Raadhus
Oslo’s first town hall was built in 1641 and today
houses Gamle Raadhus Restaurant, which has
been an inn since 1856. We serve lunch and
dinner with focus on select Norwegian
ingredients from local producers and prepared
with culinary expertise. Whether in the cosy
and newly restored Lauritz Ruus Bar, on the
idyllic Raadhusgaarden terrace or in our
rustic wine cellar you can enjoy seasonal local
produce with a glass of good wine. We are
open for lunch and dinner Monday-Saturday.
Nedre Slottsgate 1 - 22 42 01 07
www.gamleraadhus.no
59 Grilleriet
A rustic food experience and cozy atmosphere
will welcome you to Grilleriet. Juicy meat, fish
and shellfish prepared on a Josper grill, as well
as a robata grill. The grill is the heart of the
restaurant that gives the food its unique
character and juiciness. Experience the chef’s
table where you can sit in the kitchen and rub
shoulders with the chefs. Welcome to
Grilleriet, located in the Folketeaterpassajen.
Storgata 21-23 - 22 83 56 00
www.grilleriet.no
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58 Grand Café
The Grand Cafè opened its doors in 1874, back
when Oslo was called Kristiania. The café was
the place of choice for Henrik Ibsen, Roald
Amundsen, Knut Hamsun, Gustav Vigeland
and Fridtjof Nansen as well as for a number
of other Kristiania bohemians. The new Grand
Cafè is a restaurant with a rather special
atmosphere. The main dining area, with its high
ceilings, can sit 200 guests. We serve breakfast,
lunch and dinner, and cater to all occasions.
The new wine cellar is the perfect meeting
place for a glass of wine and nibbles after
work, wine courses and private arrangements
for groups of all sizes.
Welcome to a new era at the Grand Cafè.
Karl Johans gate 31 - 981 82 000
www.grandcafeoslo.no
60 Hard Rock Cafe
Since its opening in London in 1971, the Hard
Rock Café has become a global phenomenon.
There are now over 180 Hard Rock restaurants,
live arenas, hotels and casinos in over 54
countries. Despite shifting trends, the Hard
Rock Café has managed to hold on to its
position as a trendy establishment.
At the Hard Rock Café you can enjoy
American food and excellent music. We’ve
also recently opened a new sports bar in our
basement with 6 shuffleboards. We’ll give
you the rock’n’roll experience of a lifetime!
Karl Johans gate 45 - 40 00 62 60
www.hardrockcafe.no
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61 Kafé Oslo
As the heart of Litteraturhuset, where the
capital’s cultural milieu gathers, Kafé Oslo
serves traditional Norwegian food and
international-inspired dishes. You can enjoy a
classic three course dining experience, or
simply have a snack and a glass of something
to ease the mind after one of the many cultural
events and debates in the house.
Informality is the key word – where famous
writers and others interested in current affairs
drop by to mingle and discuss across the
generation gap. Here is also a reading room
with a wealth of magazines, games and no
obligation to eat.
Wergelandsveien 29 - 21 54 85 71
www.kafeoslo.no
Kafé Løve
63
Located in the foyer of Det Norske Teatret,
Kafé Løve is the perfect venue for theatre-
goers and visitors alike. With its broad glass
frontage, Kafé Løve serves delicious open-
faced sandwiches and hot lunches in light
and airy surroundings. In the evening, Kafé
Løve turns into a restaurant with a pre-theatre
menu that is both easy on the pocket while
matching the culinary standards of more
expensive eating places. It is also perfect for
enjoying a glass of wine before, during and/
or after a performance. In the heart of the city,
Kafé Løve is a great informal meeting place for
anyone wanting to enjoy a night on the town.
Kristian IVS 8 gate - 22 47 39 70
www.kafelove.no
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62 Kaffistova
Kaffistova serves traditional Norwegian food
and is one of the oldest cafes in Oslo. Since
its opening in 1901, Kaffistova has served what
Norwegians often eat at home, including our
renowned open-face sandwiches, meat balls,
steamed salmon and many other Norwegian
specialities such as potato dumplings and
sour cream porridge. We also sell fresh
pastries. Kaffistova is conveniently located
close to Karl Johans gate and Stortinget
(Parliament) and is easy to find. Guests with
an Oslo Pass will receive a 20% discount.
We wish you warm welcome to good
Norwegian food!
Rosenkrantz’gate 8 - 23 21 41 00
www.kaffistova.no
64 Lofoten Fiskerestaurant
At Lofoten we’re always looking to serve fresh
ingredients of the highest quality.
This allows us to present a sea food menu of
high international standard. At our restaurant
it’s quality, service and expertise that count.
The restaurant is characterised by a snug and
informal atmosphere, and is suitable for either
business lunches or pleasant family dinners.
Norway can boast some of the world’s best
ingredients, and it is our prerogative to offer
the best of the best. The availability of
ingredients depends on the season, something
that our à la carte menu reflects all year round.
Our outdoor area is open from April to October.
Stranden 75 - 22 83 08 08
www.lofoten-fiskerestaurant.no
66 Olivia
Olivia is one of Oslo’s most visited and liveliest
Italian restaurants. Olivia restaurants are
situated in some of Oslo’s best locations and
are known for their charming interiors, the
many fireplaces and the informal mood.
Enjoy the best food and wine Italy has to offer.
We bake stone oven pizzas, but also offer
pasta, antipasti, fish and meat dishes. We also
have a lunch menu with salads, focaccia and
crostone. Olivia’s year round outdoor serving
is among Oslo’s finest with blankets and heat
lamps available.
65 Magic Ice Bar Aker Brygge - Stranden 3
Hegdehaugsveien - Hegdehaugsvn 34
The “hottest” place to cool yourselves down! Tjuvholmen - Bryggegangen 4
Use one of our warm ponchos and some gloves Østbanehallen - Jernbanetorget 1
to venture into the Ice bar. Magic Ice has
entertained visitors in the Caribbean and www.olivia.no - 23 11 54 70
northern Norway for 12 years. Magic Ice is a
wonderous world built out of tones of ice.
The ice bar is created by world renown ice
artists who take the bar apart and rebuild it
several times a year. The end result is a
fantastic ice-blue world that the guests can
revel in. Magic Ice is the door into a fairy tale
world, where you can enjoy a complimentary
drink with that feeling of sitting at the North
Pole. Booking@magiciceoslo.no.
Kristian IV´s gate 12 - 920 31 300
www.magicice.no
68 Restaurants in the Paleet
Paleet, and the restaurants within it, is located
on Karl Johan. Taqueria, just by the entrance,
offers genuine Mexican, hot food and vivid
colours – an un-Norwegian and rebel atmos-
phere. The food basement also includes a
number of exiting eateries from different
corners of the world. Pizza Crudo: The original
Italian pizza, authentically prepared with
passion and flavour. Sabaki: a visual and gastro-
nomical experience of Japanese cuisine.
Sushi, as well as dishes prepared with rob-
batayaki and teppanyaki. Public Matpub:
Peppes Pizza
Gastropub with micro brewery and excit-
67 ing beers and good food. The Room Café is
on the second floor, a continental café with
We offer our original classics with deep crust, hand brewed coffee, sandwiches and cakes.
Classic Chicago or our new Freestyle California Paleet, Karl Johansgt 39 - 23 89 86 86
pizza series with a thin sourdough crust.
We also have a variety of other dishes on our www.restaurantpaleet.no
menu such as tasty salads, Peppes Burgers
and Folded Pizza. Come and enjoy our informal
and cosy atmosphere.
Welcome to Peppes!
Oslo S - Karenslyst allé 18
Holmens gate 5 - Stortingsgaten 4
Lørenveien 42 - Nydalsveien 36
Henrik Ibsens gate 100
Karl Johans gate 1
2222 5555
www.peppes.no
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69 Sanguine Brasserie
Sanguine Brasserie has an open and airy
location at the centre of the Opera foyer,
which makes this restaurant an excellent spot
to enjoy the Opera’s elegant architecture and
lively atmosphere. Winter makes for a cozy
ambience with the spectacular views over the
Oslo fjord which are in a league of their own,
no matter the weather. We serve our hot and
cold à la carte menu all day long. Why not order
some food in between brakes at the Opera.
Our outdoor serving area is open all summer
long for you to enjoy the wonderful views.
Kirsten Flagstads plass 1 - 21 42 21 42
www.sanguinebrasserie.no
71 TGI Fridays
Centrally located in the heart of Oslo, T.G.I.
Fridays is the perfect meeting place if you
want a pleasant lunch with girlfriends, a beer
with colleagues after work, a good dinner
with good friends or an evening on the town
– and we give you that feel-good Friday
feeling every day! Our American-inspired
cuisine and perhaps the most creative drink
menu in Oslo offer something for everyone.
Book on www.fridays.no.
Welcome!
Aker Brygge, Stranden 39
Biskop Gunnerus’ gate 3
Karl Johans gate 35
Klingenberggaten 5
www.fridays.no
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70 Solsiden Restaurant
Solsiden is a seafood restaurant that uses only
the best produce the Norwegian coast has to
offer. As well as a wide variety of fish, we
always have Seafood Platter on the menu.
This is our speciality consisting of oysters,
coquille St. Jacques, crab, mussels, prawns,
Norwegian crayfish (when available), lobster
and red king crab. We also have an extensive
wine list with more than 250 wines.
Solsiden Restaurant is situated on the historic
quayside right below Akershus Fortress, and as
the name suggests offers amazingly romantic
sunsets over the Oslofjord.
Open May-September
Akershusstranda 13, skur 34 - 22 33 36 30
www.solsiden.no
72 Theatercaféen
Theatercafeen has been one of Oslo’s most
popular eateries and hang outs for over one
hundred years. You’ll feel right at home in our
buzzing and lively atmosphere. We’re open
minded here, whether you just want to enjoy
a glass of wine or stay for lunch or dinner.
We also have a chambre separée which can
seat up to 36 people. Our great chefs use the
best seasonal ingredients to create inspiring
European dishes. The 83 portraits on our walls
depict known Norwegian personalities who
have at different times been loyal patrons.
We’d like to welcome you to a tasty and
pleasant experience at Theatercafeen.
Stortingsgata 24/26 - 22 82 40 50
www.theatercafeen.no
74 Tjuvholmen Sjømagasin
Tjuvholmen Sjømagasin has set its focus on
becoming an exciting experience-based
restaurant. A concept that offers everything
from freshly available food, light bites from our
fishmonger, business lunches and family
gatherings to a large and generous restaurant.
Here you’ll experience a unique fish and shell-
fish concept. We’ve split the venue into distinct
areas, a restaurant, an open chambre séparée,
a conference room, a fishmonger and a deli.
73 The Scotsman
The recently refurbished Scotsman focuses
on good, traditional pub food and a broad
selection of draught and bottled beers. Our
Tjuvholmen Allé 14 - 23 89 77 77
aim is to provide the best of pub culture, and www.sjomagasinet.no
to be an inclusive meeting place in the heart
of the city. We cover all needs from sports
coverage, pub games and after-work drinks
to live music and a discotheque for late-night
revellers. The Scotsman has something for
everyone, and once you’ve been here we’ll
guarantee you’ll come back again and again.
Karl Johans gate 7 - 22 47 44 77
www.scotsman.no
76 Ekebergrestauranten
The Ekeberg restaurant lies in the hills over-
looking Bjørvika, the waterfront and the
medieval park. Experience the panoramic views
of the Oslo fjord, the islands, the Opera, the
city and Holmenkollen. The building’s various
eateries cater to everyone’s needs.
The establishment includes a bar/lounge,
conference and meeting facilities, party and
wedding spaces, and a stunning fine dining
veranda on the second floor. Our vision is one
of flexibility and quality in all areas and our
goal is to deliver that little extra to our food
75 Vaaghals and surroundings.
Vaaghals was one of the first restaurants to
open in the Opera neighbourhood, which is
Kongsveien 15 - 23 24 23 00
generally referred to as the Barcode.
The restaurant takes its name from the www.ekebergrestauranten.com
historical discovery of the boat that was
excavated in the area. Vaaghals, has since
October 2014, been a melting pot for unique
Norwegian ingredients and good Norwegian
and international dishes. The food we serve is
the kind we would want to serve to our best
friends. A good meal is the coming together
of good flavours and good atmosphere.
This is the place to spread the vibe whilst
enjoying a friendly chat and a drink.
Dronning Eufemiasgate 8 - 920 70 999
www.vaaghals.com
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Bjorvika and Sørenga
The new high-rise buildings in the Barcode
ARCHITECTURE
have radically redefined Oslo’s skyline. The
cluster of long and narrow buildings Oslo has become a new centre for contemporary
resembles a barcode. The National Opera architecture. Over the last few years world famous
and Ballet and its award winning building,
by Norwegian architecture firm Snøhetta, architects have added to the city’s growing skyline
is also to be found in Bjørvika. The Opera with new high-rise buildings, whilst existing
is one of Oslo’s biggest attractions, and neighbourhoods have been transformed in the
visitors are welcome to stroll up and along
the roof to enjoy the views. Adjacent to the wake of new building projects.
Opera is Sørenga, a modern neighbourhood
with new apartment blocks, canals, cosy
parks and Oslo’s very own sea pool.

Tjuvholmen
Over 20 different architects contributed
to designing the buildings that make up
Tjuvholmen, a new, modern neighbourhood
by the seafront just past Aker Brygge. On
the outmost point lies one of Oslo’s main
attractions, the Astrup Fearnley Museum,
created by master architect Renzo Piano,
which is constituted of three pavilions
under one big glass sail. The exclusive The
Thief hotel is also to be found in this area.

Vulkan
One of Oslo’s most interesting city
development projects is Vulkan. Innovative
and environmentally friendly architecture
defines this urban neighbourhood. Amongst
the apartment and office blocks lies the
Mathallen, a food market set in the remains
of an old factory. The Norwegian Museum
for Design and Architecture (DoGA), a must
for architect enthusiasts, is located just down
the road on the banks of the Akerselva river.
Approximately
Holmenkollen 10,000 people
The famous ski jump at Holmenkollen was work in the
rebuilt for the 2011 Skiing World Cup.
The facility, which includes the world’s oldest
Barcode area.
ski museum, was designed by the Danish firm
JDS Architects. There are wonderful panoramic
views of Oslo from the top of the ski-jump.

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City centre and Karl Johans gate
Find your way to some of the most popular bars
NIGHTLIFE
and clubs in Oslo city centre. Including a
number of famous jazz and blues clubs like Oslo’s nightlife is diverse, with
Buckleys, Herr Nielsen and the Nasjonal
Jazzscene.
each neighbourhood displaying
its own particular style.
Grünerløkka
Grünerløkka lies north-east of the city centre.
It’s a place where concert halls like Blå and
Parkteatret are an integral part of the nightlife.
Many of the neighbourhood’s bars and cafés
transform in to cool hangouts in the evening.
The number of pubs that brew their own beers
has continued to grow steadily over the last
couple of years.

Grønland
The east side of town is a fresh mix of laid-back
clubs with varying music, like Dattera til Hagen,
as well as a number of local pubs that offer
some of Oslo’s cheapest beer.

Youngstorget
North of the city centre lies a sea of bars and
concert halls, many of them playing alternative/
rock orientated music, like Café Mono and
Revolver.

Aker Brygge and Tjuvholmen

These fashionable neighbourhoods along the
seafront are full of trendy bars and restaurants
like the Thief Bar and BAR Social Eating.
On sunny summer days, Lekter’n and other
eateries are full of people having a great time.

Frogner og Majorstua More and more

Oslo’s west side is the place for exclusive pop-up cafés and
partying with fancy outfits and expensive drinks.
Solli plass and Hegdehaugsveien are generally eateries are
bustling with people in the weekends. appearing in
Gay Oslo Oslo all the
Oslo’s diverse nightlife includes a vibrant gay- time.
scene. Enjoy good food and drinks at Ett Glass,
visit the forever young London Pub, check out
the mood at nightclubs Elsker and Score, or pop
into SO – the place for girls that are into girls.

52 www.visitoslo.com/en/restaurants-nightlife www.visitoslo.com/en/restaurants-nightlife 53
 Nordmenn drikker mer
kaffe enn de fleste, og Norwegians drink more
coffee than most, and Oslo is
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Oslo er et mekka for
kaffeelskere. the capital city of coffee lovers.
of three The enthusiasm for coffee is
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highlighted by zealous
professional coffee makers,
adults drink innsats fra profesjonelle
kaffemakere, og byens
and the sheer number of
coffee every uavhengige kaffebarer
independent coffee shops
that serve expresso drinks
day. serverer espressodrikker
som mange mener i seg
that many believe are enough
to justify a visit to Oslo.
selv er verdt et
Oslo-besøk. World champions in barista
art import, roast and grind the
For en kaffeopplevelse beans with extreme enthusiasm
utenom det vanlig and precision. Focus is given to
prøv for eksempel: techniques and flavours.
Individual variations of roasting
Tim Wendelboe and filter packing techniques
Grünerløkka make coffee in Oslo something
worth exploring.
Mocca Kaffebar
& Brenneri For an extraordinary coffee
Briskeby experience try one of the
following:
Java Espressobar
& Kaffeforretning Tim Wendelboe
St. Hanshaugen Grünerløkka
Mocca Kaffebar & Brenneri
Fuglen
Briskeby
Pilestredet
Java Espressobar
Stockfleth’s & Kaffeforretning
Lille Grensen, St. Hanshaugen
Oslo City, Fuglen
Prinsens gate, Pilestredet
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Munchmuseet Oslo City

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THE COFFEE CITY

Gamlebyen
Munchmuseet

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 WHAT’S ON? Festivals
Pop and rock play an important
part in summer’s biggest festivals
Oslo’s rich cultural and sports scene Norwegian Wood (June),
Øyafestivalen (August) and
makes it a year-round destination. Granittrock (September). Fans of
other genres can count on diverse
events such as the International
Church Music Festival (March),
the Inferno Metal Festival (April),
Oslo Jazz Festival (August),
Chamber Music Festival (August),
You can buy ULTIMA Contemporary Music
tickets to most Festival (September) and the Oslo
World Music Festival (November).
of the festivals There’s also a variety of festivals
at the Oslo throughout the year including
film, food & drink, literature,
Visitor dance, opera and much more.
Centre.
Sport
March will see Holmenkollen host
world cup events in cross-country
skiing, ski-jumping and Nordic
combined, whilst biathlon will take
the stage in the famous arena
one week later

World class athletes will be

travelling to Oslo in June to
compete at the yearly Bislett
Games. The Norway Cup football
tournament, one of the world’s
largest youth sporting events,
takes place in late July to August.

Nobel Peace Prize

The Nobel Peace Prize is
celebrated every year on the 10th
and 11th of December in Oslo, with
the award cerimony in City Hall
followed by a torchlight parade
and concert to honour the winner.
Visit the Nobel Peace Centre
throughout the year for exhibitions
and more on the famous prize.

56 www.visitoslo.com/en/whats-on/events www.visitoslo.com/en/whats-on/events 57
Concerts
Oslo has one of Europe’s most
exhilarating event calendars with
an unusual amount of venues and
concerts.

Oslo Spektrum and the Telenor

Arena regularly host concerts for
world famous artists. The famous
Rockefeller stage and Sentrum
Scene have weekly concerts with
known national and international
names. The Oslo Philharmonic
plays at the Oslo Konserthus,
which also hosts big names from
the world of classical music and
jazz. Among the many jazz clubs
in Oslo, the magnificent Gamle
Logen is worth mentioning.

Opera, ballet and dance

Experience opera, ballet and
concerts of the highest artistic
quality at the Norwegian Opera
and Ballet in Bjørvika. The
Dansens Hus at Vulkan offers a
varied program with emphasis
on contemporary dance.

Theatre and shows

The three big theatrical institutions
of Nationaltheatret, Oslo Nye
Teater and Det Norske Teatret
have ten separate stages in Oslo
city centre, which enrich the city
with their assortment of theatre
shows on offer. The smaller stages
outside of the centre tend to play
more experimental compositions.
If you prefer musicals and
stand-up, Folketeatret and Latter
at Aker Brygge have big
performances on all year round.

58 www.visitoslo.com/en/whats-on/events www.visitoslo.com/en/whats-on/events 59
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OSLO VINTERPARK TRYVANN MARINE SERVICE A/S
22 14 36 10 (Alpine skiing resort) 23 32 77 80 HEIMEN HUSFLIDEN OSLO KONGRESSENTER
982 90 677 (Ski rental) www.marine-service.no Stortorvet 9 Youngs gate 11
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Ice Skates rental 22 41 78 27 www.globalblue.com 23 00 83 00
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Summer www.guideservice.no Vulkan 5 Congress - Technical equipment
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23 48 20 30
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Closed from 1st Nov to end of March
22 47 82 70 www.norwayshop.com www.simnet.no
22 08 30 00
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PALEET OSLO Meeting/Congress organisers
OSLO SOMMERPARK UNIBUSS TUR Karl Johans gate 37 - 43
22 08 43 48 23 08 08 11 CIC CONGRESS-INCENTIVES-CONFERENCES
Opens again 18th May 2017
www.unibusstur.no www.paleet.no 22 59 19 80
22 14 36 10 www.cic.no
www.oslosommerpark.no
TJUVHOLMEN
Theatre/Concert www.tjuvholmen.no CONGRESS-CONFERENCE
TUSENFRYD 22 56 19 30
64 97 64 97 DEN NORSKE OPERA & BALLETT www.ccnorway.no
www.tusenfryd.no Kirsten Flagstads pl. 1
21 42 21 21 Congress - locations
GYRO CONFERENCE
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23 46 22 90 Bryggetorget 3 www.gyroconference.no
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Oslo Konserthus www.felixkonferanse.no
Munkedamsvn. 14 Congress - DMCs/Event Companies
23 11 60 60 FORSKNINGSPARKEN FOTSPOR EVENT
www.oslofilharmonien.no Gaustadalleen 21 22 16 16 22
22 95 85 00 www.fotspor.no
OSLO KONSERTHUS AS www.oslotech.no/forskningsparken
Munkedamsvn. 14 SUPPORT INTERNATIONAL AS
23 11 31 11 GAMLE LOGEN 22 56 13 00
www.oslokonserthus.no 22 33 44 70 www.supporti.no
Grev Wedels Plass 2
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