
The Viking Ship Museum is located on the Bygdø peninsula within Oslo
Museum in a former industrial building: many sculptures, woodcuts and drawings by Gustav Vigeland
Fram Museum Museum of the Norwegian Polar Expeditions
A museum dedicated to the history of sports and ski expeditions
A large collection of medieval buildings in the open air, as well as an indoor museum of culture and life
The Kon-Tiki Museum dedicated to the life and work of Thor Heyerdahl
Exhibition of Norwegian painting and sculpture
Akershus Castle and Fortress is a fortress in Oslo from the early 14th century
Oslofjord is a bay in southeastern Norway
Munch Museum collection of works by the Norwegian artist Munch
The Royal Palace is the official residence of the Norwegian monarchs
Museum dedicated to the Nobel Peace Prize, its laureates and Alfred Nobel
Karl Johans gate is the main street of the city of Oslo
The waterfront museum, designed by Renzo Piano, houses an international collection of contemporary art
Museum at Akershus Fortress that documents Norway's domestic World War II history from the years 1940-1945
Frogner Park is a public park in Oslo
Founded in 1914, this 20,700 sq. m. interactive museum is dedicated to science and technology
The museum presents Norwegian maritime history, shipbuilding and underwater technology
A large museum of antiquities and coins from Norway, as well as exhibits from Egypt, Asia and Africa
Oscarsborg Fortress is situated on the Oslofjord and has had the important function of defending the seaward approach to the capital
Situated in Akershus Fortress, this museum is dedicated to Norway's military history from the Viking Age to the present day
A reptile park that also houses mammals, birds and other animals
The museum occupies the last home of playwright Henrik Ibsen
The University Museum: a botanical garden and an extensive collection devoted to zoology, botany and geology
A museum whose walls are decorated with paintings by the famous Norwegian artist Emanuel Vigeland
Attractions and Landmarks in Oslo