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About The best touristic attractions in Oslo, Norway

If you plan a trip in Norway, you should definitely start with its capital, Oslo, which offers a wide range of attractions. Being the biggest city in this country it is one of the oldest one, creating a deep and enigmatic view over its destinations. The city has a lot of beautiful and unique places, to enjoy your vacation, which will impress you with their spectacular beauty. Oslo is the perfect destination for those who love the outdoor activities, which make the tourist's stay more exciting and interesting. Check out the best attractions in Oslo and you will be fascinated by its majestic beauty.
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Nobel Peace Center

   Nobel Peace Center is located in the very heart of Oslo, in the former Vestbanen railway station and is a new center opened in 2005. It is the perfect place where the visitors can learn and experience about the Nobel Prize Laureats, about their activities and their life. Once there you can also learn about Arthur Nobel’s activity and history. Using modern technology, the center provides with meeting places or voice methods, exhibits about war, peace, or conflict resolu...

National Theatre

   National Theatre is the most important cultural venue in th city of Oslo. It is a very old building that houses spectacles presented in Norwegian language. It is situated between the Royal Palace Slottet, the Parliament, and Storlinget , housed in a spectacular building, dating back from 1899, when it has its first performance. Originaly was opened as a private institution, suffering several financial crises until 1929. Later the Norwegia...

Norwegian Museum of Cultural History

   Norwegian Museum of Cultural History is an open air museum  that describes who people lived in the last thousands of years. It it relating a long period full of nice memories, from the Vikingships from 980 until the 1950s. The museum includes 155 traditional houses from all Norway, including a Stave Church dating back from 1200. The exhibits of the museum display a large collection of traditional handicraft elements, including folk c...


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