Places to visit in Norway — page 4

Slottskapellet

Slottskapellet, the Palace Chapel, is a chapel in the Royal Palace in Oslo, occupying the base and first floor of the palace's north wing.

• Must see
• Place of worship
• Oslo

Voksenåsen

Voksenåsen is a hill and residential area in the Vestre Aker borough of Oslo, 502.4 metres above sea level, encircled by the Holmenkollen metro line to the south, west and north, with Tryvannshøyden and the Nordmarka forest to the north…

• Must see
• Viewpoint
• Oslo

Furuset kulturpark

Furuset kulturpark is a 15.2-decare park next to Furuset Church at Furuset in the upper Groruddalen valley, in Oslo's Alna borough.

• Must see
• Nature site
• Oslo

Markus Church

Markus kirke

Markus Church (Markus kirke) in the St. Hanshaugen borough of Oslo was consecrated in 1927 as the parish church of Markus parish, with entrances from both Schwensens gate (by no.

• Must see
• Place of worship
• Oslo

Ris Church

Ris kirke

Ris Church (Ris kirke) is a Romanesque Revival church in the Ris neighbourhood of the Vestre Aker borough of Oslo, built in spring 1932 and consecrated on 12 June 1932.

• High
• Place of worship
• Oslo

Grefsen Church

Grefsen kirke

Grefsen Church is a brick long church in the Grefsen neighbourhood of Oslo and the parish church of Grefsen parish.

• High
• Place of worship
• Oslo

Bekkelaget Church

Bekkelaget kirke

Bekkelaget Church is a stone long church at Bekkelaget in the Nordstrand district of Oslo.

• High
• Place of worship
• Oslo

Brannvakten

Brannvakten, the old fire station at Karl Johans gate 11 beside Oslo Cathedral, was built in unplastered red brick in 1854–1856 together with the Basarene market halls, all designed by the architect Christian H.

• High
• Historic site
• Oslo

Bakkehaugen Church

Bakkehaugen kirke

Bakkehaugen Church stands in the Tåsen neighbourhood of Oslo.

• High
• Place of worship
• Oslo

Uranienborg Church

Uranienborg kirke

Uranienborg Church is a parish church in the Uranienborg neighbourhood of Oslo, next to Uranienborg Park behind the Royal Palace.

• High
• Place of worship
• Oslo

Kampen Church

Kampen kirke

Kampen Church stands in the Kampen area of Oslo.

• High
• Place of worship
• Oslo

Sinsenparken

Sinsenparken, also called Sinsenjordet, is a 21.2-decare park at Sinsen in Oslo, between Lørenveien and the Gjøvik railway line.

• High
• Nature site
• Oslo

Church of the Cross

Korskirken

The Church of the Holy Cross (Korskirken) was a small medieval parish church for the northern part of Oslo's Old Town.

• High
• Place of worship
• Oslo

St. Clement's Church

Clemenskirken

St. Clement's Church (Clemenskirken) was one of the medieval Catholic parish churches of Oslo. Its ruins are now exposed as part of Middelalderparken (the Medieval Park) in Gamlebyen, south of the ruins of the royal estate Oslo Kongsgård and St.

• High
• Place of worship
• Oslo

Kværnerparken

Kværnerparken is a small park at Kværner in the Gamle Oslo borough, bounded by the junction of Eirik Raudes vei and Enebakkveien at its lower, north-western side and by Konows gate at its upper, south-eastern edge.

• High
• Nature site
• Oslo

Ullern Church

Ullern kirke

Ullern Church is the parish church of Ullern parish in the Ullern borough of Oslo, a Romanesque-style stone cruciform church from 1903 on the Holgerslyst property, with 800 seats.

• High
• Place of worship
• Oslo

Colosseum Kino

Colosseum kino

Colosseum Kino at Majorstuen in Oslo is Nordisk Film's largest cinema, with four screens of different sizes.

• High
• Entertainment venue
• Oslo

Engebret Café

Engebret Kafé

Engebret Café is a restaurant at Bankplassen 1 in central Oslo serving exclusive, and expensive, Norwegian cuisine, and the oldest restaurant in continuous operation in the city.

• High
• Restaurant or café
• Oslo

Oslo Synagogue

Synagogen for Det mosaiske trossamfunn i Oslo

Oslo Synagogue is the synagogue of an Orthodox Jewish congregation, Det Mosaiske Trossamfund, in the St. Hanshaugen area of Oslo.

• High
• Place of worship
• Oslo

Maaemo

Maaemo is a three-Michelin-star restaurant in Oslo. Its name comes from Finnish and means 'Mother Earth'.

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• Restaurant or café
• Oslo

Oslo City

Oslo City is a shopping centre at Vaterland in Oslo, right by Oslo Central Station (Oslo S) and the Oslo Plaza hotel, and one of Norway's largest shopping centres by both area and turnover.

• High
• Market
• Oslo

Gamlebyen Church

Gamlebyen kirke

Gamlebyen Church, also called Oslo Hospital's Church, is a private church owned by Oslo University Hospital in Oslo's Old Town.

• High
• Place of worship
• Oslo

Statholdergaarden

STATTHOLDER GÅRDEN

Statholdergaarden is a gourmet restaurant in the Kvadraturen district of central Oslo, on the corner of Rådhusgata and Kirkegata.

• High
• Historic site
• Oslo

Labour Museum

Arbeidermuseet

The Labour Museum (Arbeidermuseet), part of Oslo Museum, lies at Sagene in the former industrial area by the Akerselva river.

• High
• Museum
• Oslo

Theatercaféen

Theatercaféen is a restaurant in the Hotel Continental in Oslo, opposite the National Theatre. It opened in 1900, a year after the theatre, and was originally owned, with the hotel, by the Foss Brewery.

• High
• Restaurant or café
• Oslo