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欧洲

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奥斯陆郡

奥斯陆

Oslo Royal Palace: It is one of the most famous landmark buildings in the area and a witness to the history of Norway since 1814. The foundation stone was laid by King Karl Johan on October 1, 1825, and it was officially put into use on July 26, 1849 during the reign of King Oscar I. The palace has multiple functions. It is not only the residence of the king and queen, but also the place where the Norwegian monarch handles daily affairs. The king also holds state meetings, holds banquets, and entertains leaders of other countries here. The palace was built by Danish architect Hans Ditlev Franciscus Linstow. It covers an area of ​​3,320 square meters and has a total of 173 rooms inside. The decoration is very noble and luxurious. There is a dedicated reception room, and there are Royal Gardens and Royal Square outside the main building. The garden has tree-lined paths and several exquisite sculptures. Royal Square is Norway's celebration square. Every year on May 17, Norway's National Day, members of the royal family will appear on the balcony of the palace and wave to the parade in the square. The palace is only open to the public in the summer. To visit the interior of the palace, you must participate in a one-hour guided tour. Oslo Cathedral: Oslo Cathedral is one of the most important churches in Norway, located near Stortorvet Square in the city center. Built in the 17th century, the church is the seat of the Bishop of Oslo and the venue for royal weddings and coronations. Oslo City Hall (Oslo Radhus)Since 1990, the City Hall has been used as the venue for the Nobel Peace Prize award ceremony. The award ceremony is held every year on December 10th - the anniversary of the death of Alfred Nobel Oslo Opera House, NorwayThe building is embedded in the city with its complex appearance and internal structure, but it blends into urban life with a natural attitude and is perfectly integrated with the surrounding environment. Its roof and facade are open areas accessible to people. It is like a giant emerging from the ground, but it is friendly enough. Visitors can climb up the stairs to the top of the opera house and overlook the Oslo City Hall. Or lean on the gentle roof slope and watch the sea show. Oslo History MuseumThe collection contains a large number of prehistoric and medieval archaeological finds, including Viking ships in the Viking Museum, medieval church objects in the Historical Museum, antiquities from Mediterranean countries, and runic archives. The museum also has a rich anthropological collection with objects from all continents and one of Norway's richest collections of historical coins.

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Oslo Domkirke

Oslo Opera House

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