The Nobel Peace Centre is a museum located in Oslo, Norway that showcases the Nobel Peace Prize and its laureates. It features exhibits and interactive installations that promote peace and human rights. The centre also hosts events and lectures on various peace-related topics.

National Theatre Oslo is a theatre located in Oslo, Norway. It was founded in 1899 and is considered one of the country's most important cultural institutions. The theatre produces a wide range of productions, including plays, musicals, and operas. It also has a strong focus on promoting Norwegian playwrights and actors.

The Nobel Peace Prize Ceremony can be seen but sometimes venue may be closed due to official arrangements made by the city council.

Experience an up-close view and delve into the rich history of the ancient fortress, which stands tall for over 800 years at the cape of the city centre.

As we approach the palace, whether by vehicle or on foot, we are greeted with a magnificent view. Norway, a democratic Kingdom, houses its Parliament on the bustling Karl Johan high street. Continuing our journey, we will walk towards the King's guards stationed at the palace entrance.

Located west of the city centre, a few kilometres away, is the magnificent Vigeland Sculpture Park. This park is accessible to the public 24/7 and features several hundred outdoor sculptures that depict the cycle of life. We would be delighted to offer you a guided tour of this park.

During the late 1800s and early 1900s, the exploration of the polar regions was of great importance as there was a race to conquer both the North and South poles. Today, visitors to the Polar Museum can view two authentic polar ships, the Fram and Gjøa, and appreciate their historical significance. The museum has been recognised as the best in Norway, and what sets it apart is the opportunity to enter the original 130-year-old ship, which offers a unique and immersive experience. As visitors watch the multimedia film above them, they are transported to the polar region, where they can feel the drama of the sea, the wind, the icebergs, and the northern lights. The KonTiki Museum is also located nearby (admission not included in OsloPass unless agreed upon).

Take a closer look and enjoy a brief walk on the marble roof of the Opera. Capture a photo from the other side of the bay.

Frogner Park is a large public park located in Oslo, Norway. It is known for its iconic Vigeland installation, which features over 200 bronze, granite, and cast iron sculptures created by Gustav Vigeland. The park also includes a large fountain, a lake, and several walking paths.