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Oslo is the seat of the Norwegian government and is also an industrial and banking focal point. Its history states that it was established by King Harald Hardråde in the early eleventh century, and since then, the city has been destroyed and reconstructed several times.
Oslo offers countless tourist attractions, from medieval architecture and museums to modern-day amusements. The city has a beautiful coastline that is home to several scenic beaches, while the abundant natural recourses have led to the establishment of many parks and trails.
Oslo has the most exciting places of interest that add to the allure of Oslo and are popular among visitors.
Huk (Hukodden) beach is a famous crowd-puller beach on sunny days. Located on the western side of the city on the Bygdøy...
Paradisbukta beach is a sandy beach with some rock formations located on the Bygdøy peninsula. The beach is perfect...
Ingierstrand Bad (bath) beach is a great place to visit with your family and is located in Svartskog; a 30 mins. drive from...
Birkelunden is a park located in the Grünerløkka borough of Oslo. This rectangular park lies between the Paulus church and...
Situated in the Grünerløkka district in Oslo, Sofienberg Park (Sofienbergparken) is a huge park covering about 180 acres...
Botanical Garden (Botaniske hage), also called University Botanical Garden, located at Toyen is the oldest botanical garden...
Akershus Fortress (Akershus Festning) is a medieval castle (slott in Norwegian) built by King Håkon V to protect Oslo city. The...
The Fram Museum (Frammuseet) tells the tales of the explorers that charted the ship through water and ice and made for a fascinating...
Built in 1923, the Holmenkollen Ski Museum (Skimuseet i Holmenkollen) is one of the oldest ski museums in the world. This museum...