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Oslo Opera House
Oslo, Norway
A white marble and glass building on the waterfront whose sloping roof you can walk up for views.
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Norway's capital, a waterfront city of striking modern architecture, museums, parks and forested hills.
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Oslo manages to be both a capital city and a gateway to the outdoors. Its harbour is lined with striking modern buildings, including the sloping marble opera house you can walk on, and museums cover everything from polar exploration to Edvard Munch. Parks and sculpture gardens are right in town, and a metro ride takes you up into forested hills where locals ski in winter and swim in lakes in summer. It's compact, walkable and easy to combine with a fjord trip.
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Entertainment
Oslo, Norway
A white marble and glass building on the waterfront whose sloping roof you can walk up for views.
Park
Oslo, Norway
A huge park filled with more than two hundred bronze and granite sculptures by Gustav Vigeland, all showing th...
Museum
Oslo, Norway
A tall waterfront museum devoted to Edvard Munch, with many of his works including famous versions of The Scre...
Castle
Oslo, Norway
A medieval castle and later fortress guarding Oslo's harbour, with grounds open for walks and views.
Museum
Oslo, Norway
A museum built around the polar exploration ship Fram, which you can climb aboard.
Viewpoint
Oslo, Norway
A famous ski jump above Oslo with a ski museum, a viewing platform and panoramic views of the city and fjord.
Museum
Oslo, Norway
Norway's largest art museum, with art, design and architecture collections, including works by Munch.
Neighbourhood
Oslo, Norway
A waterfront district of restaurants, shops and promenades on the former shipyard.
Market
Oslo, Norway
A food hall in an old industrial building with local producers, cafes and market stalls in the Vulkan district...
Museum
Oslo, Norway
A museum about the Nobel Peace Prize and its winners, in the old Oslo West train station.
Palace
Oslo, Norway
The official residence of the Norwegian king, in a park at the top of Karl Johans gate.
Within about 40 km, closest first.