Best Landmarks in Oslo

An architectural marvel sitting directly on the Oslo Fjord, this iconic building's design allows visitors to walk on its roof, offering stunning city and water views.

A stunning example of modern architecture resembling an abstract boat rising from the harbor, featuring glass walls, mirrored sides, and a slanted walkway offering breathtaking city views.

The Monolith is a 14-meter tall column carved from a single block of granite depicting 121 human figures in the Vigeland Sculpture Park.

Built in the 19th century, it serves as the residence of the Norwegian royal family and a symbol of national pride, surrounded by public parks and private gardens, open to visitors during the summer months with guided tours costing about $15 USD.

The 'Troll Wall', a spectacular and imposing rock face in Romsdalen, famous for its sheer height and challenging climbing.

A famous cliff plateau offering spectacular views and marking a significant point on the edge of mainland Europe.

A viewpoint where Edvard Munch supposedly found inspiration for his famous painting 'The Scream'.

A noticeable landmark with a red brick exterior and clock tower, featuring a stunning Great Hall where Nobel Peace Prize ceremonies are held, and offering free guided tours.

Den offisielle residensen til Norges monarker, omgitt av den majestetiske Slottsparken.

A lively waterfront district known for its modern architecture, restaurants, and bustling atmosphere.

A peninsula home to several key museums, offering insights into Norway's maritime history and cultural heritage.

Oslo's City Hall is not only a working municipal building but also an architectural gem, famous for its striking brick facade and the stunning artwork within, including the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony hall.

A contemporary island district known for its modern architecture, art galleries, and waterfront promenade.

Home to Norwegian royalty, the palace is set amongst acres of greenspace and features soldiers guarding the palace with a Changing of the Guard ceremony; tours inside are available with advance booking.

A dramatic cliff offering a famous viewpoint at the edge of the Arctic Ocean, symbolizing the top of Europe.

Holmenkollen, known for its famous ski jump tower, offers a ski museum and a view platform at the top of the jump tower with views of Oslo.

Where the Norwegian government meets, offering free guided tours where visitors can learn about the history of the building and Norway itself, and see the Parliament chamber.

The country's foremost opera venue, where visitors can climb on its roof for views.

The country's foremost opera venue, where visitors can climb on its roof for views.

The Storting building is the seat of the Norwegian Parliament, an iconic landmark known for its distinctive architecture and central role in Norwegian democracy.

A historic square in the heart of Oslo's old town, this charming plaza is surrounded by beautiful historic buildings and is a popular spot for outdoor cafes.