Oslo Stadtrundgang mit Ortskundiger Reiseleiter

Then, we'll stroll towards Oslo Børs, a stock exchange within the Nordic countries that offers Norway's only regulated markets for securities trading!

Following that, we'll walk through Christiania Square where we'll see Christian IV's Glove, do you know the significance of this monument? We'll leave it as a surprise for the day!

This 13th-century medieval castle was originally built to protect and provide a royal residence for the city.

Over the years, it has been used as a military base, a prison, and now the Prime Minister of Norway's temporary office!

We’ll pass by the Nobel Peace Center, home to exhibitions honoring the Nobel Peace Prize.

As our walking tour continues, we'll pass by more iconic buildings such as Oslo City Hall, the National Theatre, and the Royal Palace, admiring the elegant façades of each one as we learn about their rich history.

Nationaltheatret

As we approach the end of our time together, we'll admire the University Aula, located on the university's old campus, before reaching Karl Johan's gate, Oslo City's main street.

The Norwegian Royal Palace

Along this street, we'll find the Storting building, which is Norway's Parliament. Finally, after admiring the beautiful architecture of Norway's Parliament, we'll bring our 1.5-hour-long walking tour to a close.

See you!