Oslo's Monuments and History

Itinerary

At the scheduled time, we’ll begin this free tour of Oslo in the heart of the city. Here we go!

First, we’ll see the University of Oslo, and from there we’ll get a view of the Royal Palace before heading to the Norwegian Parliament.

Next, we’ll walk to Rådhuset, the city hall, where the Nobel Peace Prizes are awarded every December 10.

After learning about the origins of this award, we’ll continue exploring the Aker Brygge area, all the way to Akershus Fortress, a strategic landmark in Oslo that has served various purposes throughout its history.

From there, we’ll head to Christiania Torv, Oslo’s oldest square, and arrive at Bjørvika, where we’ll be dazzled by the Opera House and the library.

Finally, after a tour lasting between an hour and a half and two hours, we’ll conclude the free tour next to the famous tiger.

Groups

Our free tour does not accept reservations for more than 6 people, even if they are made in separate reservations.