University of Oslo - See the first University of Oslo building, a historical and ceremonial hall located in the very center of Oslo.

National Theater (Nationaltheatret) - Hear about Norway’s rich theatre tradition near one of Oslo’s most beloved landmarks.

The Royal Palace - Marvel at the Royal Palace, built centuries ago as a residence for monarchs and is guarded by His Majesty The King’s Guard.

Karl Johan Statuen - Stroll along the buzzling main street, filled with shops and restaurants, and see the statue of King Karl XIV Johan.

The Norwegian Parliament - Pass by the Norwegian parliament, known as the Storting building, where the nation’s lawmakers have assembled since 1866.

Grand Hotel - Discover the iconic 5-star hotel, with its beautiful white granite façade, where Nobel Prize winners stay each year.

Oslo Bazaars - Walk by the iconic red-brick halls, which has housed shops filled with arts, crafts, cafes and more for centuries.

GlasMagasinet Stortorvet - Admire the glamorous shopping centre that has it all: designer brands, local shops, gifts for families and friends, bargain buys and more.

Oslo Cathedral - Look up at the impressive Domkirka, also known as Oslo Cathedral, the main church for the Diocese of Oslo and the seat of the Bishop of Oslo.

Oslo Opera House - Be ready to take a snap of the iconic building, an architectural marvel which is home to the Norwegian National Opera and Ballet.

Kvadraturen Neighbourhood - Wander up the city’s oldest district, a charming historical neighbourhood with cobblestone streets and impressive architecture.

Christiania Torv - Visit the historic market square, where the city’s oldest buildings can be found.

Akershus Castle and Fortress (Akershus Slott og Festning) - Pass by the fortress with a complicated and unique history. Built centuries ago, the castle has been used as a royal residence, a prison, a military base and more.

Oslo City Hall - Admire the city hall, whose exterior artwork showcases the rich history and cultural heritage of Oslo.

Nobel Peace Center - Built in 2005, experience the center that showcases peace and understanding throughout the world.

Promenaden - Stroll along the waterfront area, enjoy the view of the city skyline and take a snap of the wonderful scenery.

Tjuvholmen Neighbourhood - Once a historic fishing and shipbuilding community, Tjuvholmen has undergone a dramatic transformation, adding new restaurants, shops and art galleries.

Eidsvolls Plass - Stop for a moment at the ‘National Mall of Norway’, and discover how Norwegians express their political views and give feedback to the government.