Best of Oslo Guided Walking Tour

Discover the very best of Oslo with a 2-hour guided walking tour. From highlights such as Oslo Cathedral, the Norwegian Parliament, to the charming area of Kvadraturen and more, there's something for everyone to enjoy. Stroll by the best restaurants, a glamorous shopping centre, and don't forget to take a snap of the City Hall. Learn all about Oslo from your local guide and get the most of your visit to the vibrant Scandinavian capital. Explore the best landmarks, history and cultural heritage of Oslo on a guided walking tour. Marvel at Oslo Cathedral, Akershus Fortress, the Nobel Peace Center and more. Hear entertaining and informative stories from a local tour guide about the city's rich history. Continue your discovery of Oslo with a sightseeing app, includes self-guided audio tours.

Itinerary

1. See the first University of Oslo building, a historical and ceremonial hall located in the very center of Oslo.
2. Hear about Norway's rich theatre tradition near one of Oslo's most beloved landmarks.
3. Marvel at the Royal Palace, built centuries ago as a residence for monarchs and is guarded by His Majesty The King's Guard.
4. Stroll along the buzzling main street, filled with shops and restaurants, and see the statue of King Karl XIV Johan.
5. Pass by the Norwegian parliament, known as the Storting building, where the nation's lawmakers have assembled since 1866.
6. Discover the iconic 5-star hotel, with its beautiful white granite façade, where Nobel Prize winners stay each year.
7. Walk by the iconic red-brick halls, which has housed shops filled with arts, crafts, cafes and more for centuries.
8. Admire the glamorous shopping centre that has it all: designer brands, local shops, gifts for families and friends, bargain buys and more.
9. Look up at the impressive Domkirka, also known as Oslo Cathedral, the main church for the Diocese of Oslo and the seat of the Bishop of Oslo.
10. Be ready to take a snap of the iconic building, an architectural marvel which is home to the Norwegian National Opera and Ballet.
11. Wander up the city's oldest district, a charming historical neighbourhood with cobblestone streets and impressive architecture.
12. Visit the historic market square, where the city's oldest buildings can be found.
13. Pass by the fortress with a complicated and unique history. Built centuries ago, the castle has been used as a royal residence, a prison, a military base and more.
14. Admire the city hall, whose exterior artwork showcases the rich history and cultural heritage of Oslo.
15. Built in 2005, experience the center that showcases peace and understanding throughout the world.
16. Stroll along the waterfront area, enjoy the view of the city skyline and take a snap of the wonderful scenery.
17. Once a historic fishing and shipbuilding community, Tjuvholmen has undergone a dramatic transformation, adding new restaurants, shops and art galleries.
18. Stop for a moment at the 'National Mall of Norway', and discover how Norwegians express their political views and give feedback to the government.

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