Things to do in Oslo

Amazing architecture! A great place to walk and to see the view of the port.

We spent a day in the capital of this Nordic country. We visited the sculpture park, the Royal Palace and the City Hall. The Royal Palace, as the name suggests, is the residence of the royal family. It is also the place where daily affairs are handled and meetings are held. Construction began in 1815 and it is also a must-visit place for travelers.

The Parliament Building is also a very distinctive place. This building is the political core of Norway and is also a place with strict security measures. The architectural style of the entire building is very similar to the surrounding style, without too many luxurious styles, which is very interesting.

Norway is a country in northern Europe with a unique geographical location and very long and cold winters. The unique location creates a unique landscape, with high snow-capped mountains and quiet plateau lakes that give tourists a different experience.

Personally, I think the Viking Ship museum is a must-visit attraction in Oslo. The museum can be reached by city bus, but the appearance of the small white bungalow is very ordinary and unremarkable at all. The museum displays three wooden pirate ships from the 9th century. The appearance of the ship is already eye-catching, and you can also view it from multiple angles. There are also stairs to see the interior of the ship from a high angle. Cultural relics and photos recovered from the tomb are also on display. There is also a projection video in the museum introducing the history of Viking ships, which is worth watching. Finally, of course, you can go shopping at a souvenir shop. Address: Huk Aveny 35, 0287 Oslo, Norway

Songhu Lake is also a very beautiful area. The lake here is very beautiful. The whole lake water is very clear. There are also several small towns here. It is quite interesting to visit here. [Scenery] The scenic area is very beautiful [Fun] Very interesting

Oslo’s Botanical Garden is a lush and tranquil escape in the heart of the city. Home to over 7,500 plant species, it showcases beautifully curated themed sections, including alpine plants, medicinal herbs, and vibrant flower beds. Meandering paths lead visitors past serene ponds, charming sculptures, and shaded benches perfect for reflection or reading. The garden’s seasonal displays ensure a different experience year-round, from blooming spring flowers to colorful autumn foliage. Ideal for nature lovers, photographers, and families alike, Oslo’s Botanical Garden combines education, relaxation, and natural beauty, offering a peaceful haven that highlights Norway’s rich botanical diversity.

Modern and contemporary art museum. The building itself -the work of Italian architect Renzo Piano - is a work of art. Inside, you'll find edgy work from artists around the world.