Oslo is one of the largest cities in Scandinavia, and the largest and capital city of Norway as well as being the cultural and financial center of the country. Norway is served by three major airports, with
Oslo Gardermoen Airport being the busiest international facility that serves flights from around Europe and North America.
This beautifully green city is home to several parks and a practical forest which surrounds the city center. Among the natural wealth of this city is the popular
Vigeland Park, which is home to a sculpture park just a few minutes from the city center.
Many of the hotels in Oslo are located in the historic
Old Oslo, which is centrally located near the new city center, while maintaining its unique qualities. The two parts of the city are perfectly linked by the
Parliament Building, also within easy reach of the city’s charming restaurants as well as world-class museums and art galleries.
Oslo enjoys a comfortable position among Europe’s modern metropolitan cities with enough history and plenty of current attractions. The city center is home to old and new architecture, and the best way to experience the best of this city is on foot.
Of course, there’s a lot more to see and do in Oslo and the best way to discover what else this city has to offer in terms of attractions, landmarks, and hotels is by exploring the interactive map on this page.
