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3 Days
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Max People : 26
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Jan 18’ - Dec 21
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Min Age : 10+
Description
Oslo: Between fjords and modernity, dive into the heart of the Nordic capital
This topic highlights the duality of Oslo, a city where the majestic nature of the fjords meets modern architecture and a dynamic cultural scene.
Itinerary
Morning: Akershus Fortress: Start your day with a visit to this medieval fortress overlooking the Oslo Fjord. Explore its fascinating history and enjoy panoramic views. Rådhus (City Hall): Visit this iconic building where the Nobel Peace Prizes are awarded each year. Admire the interior frescoes that tell the story of Norway’s history. Afternoon: Vigeland Sculpture Park: Stroll through this unique park, where over 200 sculptures by Gustav Vigeland capture the essence of humanity. It’s one of Oslo’s cultural highlights. Viking Ship Museum: See impressive Viking ships and other well-preserved Viking artifacts at this must-see museum.
Morning: Munch Museum: Delve into the work of Edvard Munch, famous for his painting "The Scream". This museum houses an exceptional collection of his paintings. Oslo Opera House: Visit the Oslo Opera House, a modern architectural marvel. Climb to the roof for incredible views of the fjord and city. Afternoon: Fjellheisen & Oslofjord: Take a ferry to explore the islands of the Oslo Fjord. You can visit the island of Hovedøya for a short hike and historical ruins. Bygdøy Peninsula: Explore the museums located on the Bygdøy Peninsula, such as the Fram Museum (home to the polar exploration ship Fram) and the Kon-Tiki Museum, dedicated to Thor Heyerdahl's expeditions.
Holmenkollen Ski Museum and Ski Jump: Visit this museum dedicated to the history of skiing in Norway and climb to the top of the jump for spectacular views of the city and fjord. Frognerseteren: After your visit, enjoy a short hike through the surrounding Nordmarka forest, and stop at Frognerseteren for a hot chocolate with panoramic views. Afternoon: Tøyen Park: Spend part of the afternoon in this green space. You can also visit the nearby Oslo Botanical Garden to relax in nature. Astrup Fearnley Museum: Finish your afternoon with a visit to this contemporary art museum, located on the waterfront in the Tjuvholmen district, an ultra-modern area with outdoor sculptures and art galleries.
Location
$765.00
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