Oslo | Travel Guide

Oslo Travel Guide can help one is one!📸 Norway's 🇳🇴 capital, Oslo, is really very beautiful! 😍 In this city, you can fully experience Norwegian culture, history, food, and natural scenery. ✨ Below is a detailed Oslo travel guide I have carefully prepared for you, quickly collect it! 💼 📍Munch Museum A must-visit for Munch enthusiasts, he is simply the father of emojis! Each painting is like an emoji 🥸! The most famous work here is 'The Scream', there are three versions. Only one version is displayed at a time, and it is randomly changed on the hour. If you want to see all three, you have to go to the Scream Hall first, and then go and see it on the hour, there are many prints on display, fewer oil paintings, see if you can open the hidden blind box! 👩‍🎨 ⏳: 10:00-16:00 📍Oslo Opera House Next to the Munch Museum, the architectural style is like a ship 🛳. The path to the roof looks like a slope, but it is actually all steps, watch your feet! 💕 The design is very modern, walking on the roof of the theater, 360° enjoy the blue sea and blue sky, and the cyberpunk-style city architecture, cool 🌊 ⏳: Monday-Friday 10:00-20:00; Saturday 11:00-18:00; Sunday 12:00-18:00 📍Akershus Castle This is a very large and well-preserved castle 🏰 in Oslo and even Norway, a brick and stone structure building, from this castle you can almost overlook the entire Oslo city center! At dusk 🌇, very beautiful! ⏳: 7:00-21:00 📍Vigeland Sculpture Park One of the most diverse sculpture parks in Oslo, from classical to modern, from abstract to concrete, all have! 😍 Various statues are scattered throughout the park, while admiring the statues, you can also enjoy the natural scenery of the park, sunbathing ☀️ is also good. 📍Oslo City Hall The overall is a brick-red building, the shape is like several matchboxes 📦 put together, its big clock plays world famous songs every hour, it is also open to the public occasionally! ⏳: 9:00-16:00