Aker Brygge
3 Stranden, Frogner, Oslo, 0250, Norway
For over a century, this waterfront built warships.
Akershus Fortress
1 Festningsplassen, Sentrum, Oslo, 0015, Norway
This fortress has been besieged at least six times and never once been taken.
Fram Museum
39 Bygdøynesveien, Frogner, Oslo, 0286, Norway
The Fram is the strongest wooden ship ever built, and the only vessel in history to have sailed both furthest north and furthest south of any ship on earth.
Holmenkollen Ski Jump
5 Kongeveien, Marka, Oslo, 0787, Norway
This ski jump has been rebuilt eighteen times.
Karl Johans gate
Karl Johans gate, Sentrum, Oslo, 0159, Norway
This street connects three pillars of Norwegian governance in a single straight line: the Royal Palace at one end, the Parliament in the middle, and the Cathedral near the other.
MUNCH
1 Edvard Munchs plass, Gamle Oslo, Oslo, 0194, Norway
The Scream has been stolen twice.
Oslo City Hall
Fridtjof Nansens plass, Sentrum, Oslo, 0160, Norway
Every December 10th, in the main hall of this red-brick building, someone receives the Nobel Peace Prize.
Oslo Opera House
Kirsten Flagstads plass 1, 0150 Oslo
This is the only opera house in the world where you're encouraged to walk on the roof.
The Royal Palace
Slottsplassen 1, 0010 Oslo
The man who commissioned this palace was a French soldier named Jean-Baptiste Bernadotte who somehow ended up as King of Norway and Sweden.
Vigeland Sculpture Park
32 Nobels gate, Frogner, Oslo, 0268, Norway
Two hundred and twelve sculptures by one artist, spread across eighty acres, open twenty-four hours a day, every day of the year, completely free.
Viking Ship Museum
Huk Aveny 35, 0287 Oslo
The Oseberg ship was built around 820 AD, buried in 834 AD with two women and fifteen horses, and then sat under blue clay for over a thousand years until a farmer's spade hit wood in 1903.
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