Norway Eastern Norway Oslo

The capital of Norway, this easy-going city boasts world-class museums, buzzing nightlife, and several fun outdoor activities.

Walk around Oslo's cosmopolitan streets, discovering this unique place where urban life and an easy-going rural atmosphere meet.

This exquisite art gallery houses Norway's largest collection of paintings, drawings, and sculptures.

A picturesque peninsula, home to many of Oslo’s top attractions including plenty of museums, beautiful parks, and beaches.

A museum with a large open-air area showcasing over 100 traditional houses, and an indoor museum displaying traditional artifacts.

Dedicated to the Viking Age in Norway, this museum showcases several ships as well as wood carvings, sledges, and other items.

Escape the bustle of the city and explore this expansive park, featuring several cultural monuments and the Vigeland sculpture park.

Featuring a contemporary architectural style, this majestic opera house hosts several ballet, opera, and theater shows year round.

A museum dedicated to the expeditions of the 20C explorer, Thor Heyerdahl, housing several vessels, maps, and an extensive library.

Dedicated to the history of the Nobel Prize and its recipients, the museum houses an interesting mix of temporary and permanent exhibits.

Dedicated to Norwegian artist Edvard Munch, this museum contains over 1,200 paintings, 18,000 prints, and various other items.

Beach volleyball is very popular here, and just off the beach one can find a number of excellent restaurants.

Enjoy an afternoon of swimming, sunbathing, volleyball, and other sports at this beautiful Norwegian beach.

A museum dedicated to the Norwegian polar explorations. It boasts a historic ship which is on display and visitors can go inside.

Dedicated to the life and works of Norwegian sculptor Gustav Vigeland, this museum also boasts a range of 3-dimensional artwork.

This majestic 13C castle is not only a fascinating historic landmark, but it also offers stunning views of the surrounding area.

Make sure to visit during the summer when the palace is open for guided tours, which lead you through the palace's gorgeous rooms.

Trace Norwegian scientific history at this fascinating museum, with exhibits ranging from transport to medicine and more.

This modern museum features exhibitions of boat models, marine paintings, and archaeological findings.

Dedicated to over 4,000 years of ski history, this unique museum also features an observation deck with amazing views of the city.

Set in an 18C manor, this museum illustrates the history of the city of Oslo through a series of magnificent art collections.

The world’s largest sculpture park made by a single artist, Vigeland Park is a unique city landmark that simply can’t be missed.

Norway's largest historical museum exhibits a vast collection of items from the prehistoric era to the Middle Ages.

Home to an impressive collection of American modern and contemporary art, this museum also boasts work from international artists.

This national museum features separate exhibitions of contemporary art, design, applied art, and decorative art.