way Oslo Guide 2009

Foto: Werner Anderson, Illums Bolighus og Jan-Erik Kjøland

We house the best selection of Scandinavian and International design

House of Oslo – Norway’s first and only department store specialising in design, interior and lifestyle. Almost 20 shops extending over four floors and 14 000 square metres offer you everything from teaspoons to sofas. In other words it provides the country’s best selection, as well as a shop-ping experience and a range of brand names that would be difficult to find elsewhere. Illums Bolighus – opened its first shop outside Denmark in House of Oslo. This exclusive interior design shop is regarded as being one of the best and most interesting stores of its kind in the world. In House of Oslo, Illums Bolighus covers three floors – a total of 2 500 square metres.

Vika Terrassen – Drop by our neighbour Vika Terrassen to view the latest fashions! And combine your shopping trip with a lunch or a cup of coffee – 15 fashion boutiques and 9 restaurants/coffee shops.

Ved Vika Terrassen

Man-fre: 10 - 20

Lørdag: 10 - 18

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Our staff is well-acquainted with the city of Oslo and will be able to answer your ques-tions. We know what is going on and where, and we want to make your stay eventful and exciting for you! We have the guide books, brochures and maps you need to find your way around Oslo. If you wish to go sightseeing in Oslo or on a trip to the fjords, we have tickets available for sale. We can also offer the Oslo pass, hotel accommodation, currency exchange and souvenirs for sale.

www.visitoslo.com-your complete holiday guide to the Oslo Region! Here you will find useful information about Oslo and many tips on how to make your stay exactly right for you. On www.visitoslo.com the Tourist information has a booking facility which enables you to see which hotels other guests recommend and here you can safely book your hotel in every category and price range, together with tickets to cultural activities in Oslo.

Information and online hotel-booking www.visitoslo.com Tourist information and hotel reservation: [email protected] and booking telephone: +47 815 30 555For opening hours, please see www.visitoslo.com or the brochure What’s On.

The Tourist Information by Oslo City HallFr. Nansens pl. 5 entrance from Roald Amundsens gt.

The Tourist Information by Oslo S (Oslo Central Station)Trafikanten, Jernbanetorget 1For opening hours, see www.visitoslo.no

Welcome to Oslo!-your holiday experience starts with us at the Tourist information centres

Contents

Facts and history 8

Activities: winter 12

Activities: summer 14

Activities: children 16

Museums and attractions 18

Shopping 36

Restaurants and nightlife 42

Entertainment 34

Accommodation 54

Festivals 30

Gay Oslo 30

Conference information 60

The Oslo region 62

Useful information 66

Publisher: VisitOSLO as, Grev Wedels pl. 4, 0151 Oslo Tel 23 10 62 00 Fax 23 10 62 01, www.visitoslo.com, e-mail: [email protected]

Editor-in-chief: Heidi Thon, E-mail: [email protected]

Editorial staff: Mathilde Rübberdt, Arne Fogt Bergby, Annett Brohmann

Advertising: Annett Brohmann, E-mail: [email protected]

Translation: Mathilde Rübberdt and Chris Maile

Photographers: Nancy Bundt, Ed Cortes, Flytoget, Mr. Gay Europe.com, Per Aslak Aarhus Poulsson, Steinar Rettedal, Erik Sundland, Nandor Tamas, Heidi Thon, Ole Kristian Thoresen, Erik Tresse

Front page: Edvard Munch: The Scream © The Munch Museum / Bono 2008

VisitOSLO AS accepts no responsibility for any errors or alterations. Editing completed November 2008. The Oslo Guide 2009 has a circulation of 800 000 copies and is published in the following languages: Norwegian, English, German, French, Italian and Spanish for free distribution. Oslo Guiden 2009© VisitOSLO’s monthly publication “What’s On” gives a monthly updated calendar of the city’s activities.

A warm welcome to Oslo, Norway's Capital With its 1000 year old history, Oslo is the oldest of the Nordic capitals. The city, surrounded by islands and forested hills, is found at the end of one of Norway's most beautiful fjords. From the Viking age until today, people have looked to this place as a safe haven for trade, industry and cultural enrichment. Today, Oslo has a population of just over 570 000 inhabitants, and is the nation's financial, politi-cal and cultural centre. If you allow yourself the time to wander in the city's streets, parks, forests and along the beaches, you will get a feel for the capital's abundant history in it's character. Oslo is the capital of the changing seasons. The surrounding countryside makes its mark on the city's inhabitants and buildings and the people's rhythm and life-style changes with the weather. You will be able to discover a city which is full of life all year round, both in the narrow streets and the vast forests. Oslo is the city of variation and contrast. Oslo is also Munch’s and Ibsen’s city. The art and cul-tural life reflect the fact that the inhabitants of Oslo come from all over the country and from all parts of the world. The city can offer unique sights and meaningful experiences, many of which are presented in this guide.Useful information may be found on www.visitoslo.com. Also, we are proud to offer visitors two tourist information centres in our city, one of which is open 365 days a year. On behalf of Oslo we would like to extend a warm welcome to all visitors to our city. You will find a city filled with plenty of surprises and excitement. We hope you will discover many of them!

Welcome to Oslo!

Fabian Stang Tor Sannerud Mayor Mayor Director of Tourism / VisitOSLO

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Edvard Munch (1863 – 1944) is a world-renowned artist. He is considered a pioneer of expressionism, and has had a great impact on the development of modern painting.The intellectual and artistic environment in Kristiania (Oslo) was important for Munch’s development. In the 1890’s he painted some of his masterpieces such as Scream, Ma-donna, Jealousy, Separation and Kiss. The repeating themes were often love, anxiety and death, and depict the artist’s own emotional experiences. These motifs are also central in the so-called Frieze of Life, a series of motifs that he worked on his whole life. Munch was an inventive graphical artist and his works in the aula of the University of Oslo also show Munch’s skills when it comes to large decorative works of art.Munch spent long periods of his life in Germany and France and it was there that he got his international break-through in the early 1890’s. After a nervous breakdown, Munch moved back to Norway in 1909. He never fathered any children, but he is known to have said that his paintings were his children.The Munch Museum was opened in Oslo in 1963 and includes 1100 paintings, 3000 drawings and 18000 graphical prints. In his will, Munch gave the collection to the City of Oslo. Two years after their brutal robbery, the paintings Scream and Madonna were returned to the museum in 2006. A large collection of Munch’s paintings are on display in the Na-tional Gallery.Scream In his memoirs, Edvard Munch relates Scream (1893) to a specific experience – a walk with friends at sunset in the Ekeberg hills in Oslo. Scream is an expression of Man’s desperation and anxiety, connected to existential insecurity. Mankind is on its way to-wards a new and frightening Century, abandoned by God, who Nietzsche in 1872 had declared dead. Because of its powerful expressional force, the painting has become one of the world’s main icons in art history.

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Facts and history

There are some doubts as to the meaning of the name of Oslo. Researchers agree that the term “Os” can be understood as either a long and narrow hill or as a reference to a pre-Christian God. The second half of the name, “Lo”, generally refers to a field. Hence the ancient name of Oslo may either mean “the field below the hill” or “the field of the Gods”. The first signs of urban settlements date back to around the year 900 and by the year 1300 Oslo was already an important trade centre. After the great fire in 1624 the Danish King Christian IV rebuilt the city and renamed it Christiania. At the beginning of the 19th century, the city was still the size of a small town, but its population began to grow rapidly with the mid-19th century economic surge. In the period from 1850 to 1900 the population increased from a mere 30 000 to 220 000 inhabitants. When Norway gained independence in 1905, national awareness increased and this sentiment led to a Parliamentary Decree renaming the city Oslo in 1925.Oslo is presently going through the biggest changes it has seen for decades. The city continues to grow in population and the building of new housing, business properties and recreational areas along the harbour is in full progress. The new Opera house is already one of Norway’s most vis-ited attractions. Today Oslo boasts a larger selection of museums, shopping, restaurants, festivals, nightlife and entertainment than ever before.

Population approx 570 000, in greater Oslo region: approx 1 mn

Population density approx 1200 per km2

Immigration 25 %

Area 454 km2

Lakes 343 (Maridalsvannet largest)

Islands in the Oslo Fjord 40 (Malmøya largest)

Highest point Kirkeberget (629 m.a. sea level)

Tallest building Radisson SAS Plaza Hotel

Average temperature Summer 20°C/ Winter -4°C

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Facts and history

1000 ca. The city of Oslo is founded

1100 ca. Oslo’s first Bishop ordained

1300 ca. King Håkon V builds Akershus Fortress

1536 Norway becomes a Danish province

1624 Oslo changes its name to Christiania after the Danish King Christian IV

1811 The University of Oslo is founded

1814 The union with Denmark is dissolved

1814 The Norwegian Constitution is signed at Eidsvoll on May 17th

1814 Union with Sweden

1848 The Royal Palace is completed

1905 Norway gains its independence and Haakon VII is crowned King

1925 The city changes back to its old name, Oslo

1952 Oslo hosts the VI Olympic Winter Games

1998 Opening of Oslo Airport at Gardermoen

2000 Oslo celebrates its 1000th year anniversary

2005 Norway celebrates 100 years as an independent nation

2008 The Norwegian National Opera in Bjørvika opens on April 12th

Mini Cruise NOK 130 50 minutes passing the fortress and the May 22 - June 30 10.00 - 16.00Opera House. Every hour on the hour July 1 - Aug 30 10.00 - 19.00

Fjord Sightseeing NOK 230 10.30, 13.002 hours. This is the classic Oslo Fjord sightseeing, 15.30, 17.45*passing the fortress, the Opera House and all the April 3 - Oct 4 idyllic islands with small summer houses

Selected City Sightseeing NOK 380 11.00 to 14.003 and 4 hour guided sightseeing by coach in 14.15 to 18.15 the City Centre to the Sculpture Park, the Vikingships, May 22 - Aug 30 and on the 11.00 dep: the Kon-Tiki Museum and the Fram Museum / on the 14.15 dep: the Folk Museum

Oslo Combination NOK 450 10.00, 11.004 hours. Mini Cruise and Selected City Sightseeing May 22 - Aug 30 Oslo Experience NOK 460 13.005 hours. Mini Cruise, the Vikingship and May 22 - Aug 30the Kon-Tiki Museum, the Folk Museum the Sculpture Park and city center

Grand Tour of Oslo NOK 595 10.307,5 hour full day tour by sailingship and coach, on the May 22 - Aug 30fjord and to the most interesting sights and museums in Oslo. Lunch (prawn buffet) is included in the price

Lunch Cruise NOK 390 10.302 hour guided lunch cruise on a sailingship. May 22 - Aug 30Traditional Norwegian prawn buffet is included in the price

“A summer Evening on the fjord” NOK 390 19.003 hour evening cruise on board a sailingship. June 20 - Sept 6Traditional Norwegian prawn buffet is included in the price

Oslo Winter City Cruise NOK 150 09.45 - 14.45City Hall - Opera House - Buy your ticket ending 16.15Museums at Bygdøy on board Oct 5 - April 193 X 30 minutes = 1,5 hours cruise Ticket valid Hop on - hop off! 24 hours

OSLO THE CLASSIC GUIDED 2009

Båtservice Sightseeing ASTel. 23 35 68 90

www.boatsightseeing.com

Daily departures from Rådhusbrygge 3 (pier 3) by the seaside of the City Hall.*Dep. 17.45 from May 22 to Aug 30

Entrance to the museums is included on coach tours

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Great skiing and the world’s best after-ski!Oslo is the only major city in Europe that can offer great skiing just minutes away from the city centre by underground train. Why not try a city break out of the ordinary, where you can com-bine a winter sport holiday with pulsating nightlife, world famous museums and attractions, great shopping and high-class cuisine. Oslo Winter Park Tryvann is located only 20 minutes from the city centre. The slopes are normally open from early December to Easter. In addition to alpine slopes, there is also an international standard half-pipe for snow-boarders, as well as a terrain park with moguls and jumps. Floodlighting allows skiing until 10 pm during weekdays.More than 2600 km (1600 miles) of prepared cross country ski-trails run deep into the forests of Oslo, some of which are floodlit until 10 pm for the special experience of evening skiing. Skiers can stop for food and refreshments at a choice of 68 picturesque cabins. If skiing is not your forte, try the ice skating rink at Narvisen in the city centre or at Frogner Stadium.

Christmas in OsloEnjoy Christmas shopping in Oslo in December! The city centre and the main high street Karl Jo-hans gate is beautifully decorated and the Christmas tree outside the old university is lit on the 1st day of Advent. The Christmas Fair at the Norwegian museum of cultural history is open on the first two Saturdays and Sundays of December. The market is very popular with locals and tourists alike. The Santa workshop, horses and sleighs, concerts and folk-dancing are only some of the activities available to children and adults. Christmas services are held in the 12th century stave church. At Bogstad Manor the main building is decorated for the festivities according to 19th century traditions, and at Bærums Verk the old workers’ houses have been converted into small shops selling weaving, hand blown glass, pottery, handicraft and designer goods. The majestic Akershus fortress, Aker Brygge harbour and the Oslo fjord create a beautiful frame around the City Hall square, which in the days before Christmas is filled with concerts, Christmas trees, handicraft, Christmas decorations and traditional Norwegian Christmas food.

Activities - winterwww.visitoslo.com/en/winter-in-oslo

SKI OrGanISatIOnSKIFOrEnInGEn – tHE aSSOCIatIOn FOr tHE PrOMOtIOn OF SKIInG( 22923200 @ [email protected] U www. skiforeningen.no

aLPInE SKIInGOSLO WIntErParK, trYVann( 40462700 @ [email protected] U www.tryvann.no

SKI SCHOOL / InStruCtIOntrYVann SKI SCHOOL( 99122030 @ [email protected] U www.tryvannskiskole.no

HOLMEnKOLLEn OSLO SKI & SnOWBOarD SCHOOL( 91669669 @ [email protected] U www.skiskole.com

SKI-rEntaLOSLO WIntErParK, trYVann ( 40462700 U www.tryvann.no

a/S SKISErVICE tOMM MurStaD Jr. ( 22139500 U www.skiservice.no

tOBOGGanInGaS SKISErVICE ( 22139500

ICE-SKatInGFrOGnEr StaDIOn (Skate rental) ( 22558994

narVISEn (Skate rental) ( 22333033

SIGHtSEEInGWIntEr WaLKS (Guided walking) ( 22422818 @ [email protected] U www.osloguide.no

OSLO WIntEr CItY CruISE (Hop on – Hop off) ( 23356890 @ [email protected] U www.boatsightseeing.com

tOur OPEratOrSSKI & GuIDE ( 91514633 @ [email protected]

SVIMMInG POOLSØStFOLDBaDEt ( 69819900 U www.ostfoldbadet.no

tØYEnBaDEt ( 23462290 U www.idrettsetaten.oslo.kommune.no/oslobadene/toyenbadet/

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Oslo - an outdoor summer paradiseOslo is a fantastic city to visit during summer. Try a refreshing dip in the water from one of the many islands or beaches only minutes away from the city centre by public transport. Due to the Gulf Stream a swim in the Oslo fjord can be surprisingly pleasant with water temperatures up to 23 degrees Cel-sius! Not to be missed is a sightseeing tour by boat. A lunch cruise or an evening cruise in an old traditional sailing ship is truly a unique experience popular with locals and tourists alike.Only 15 minutes away from the city’s water front, you can enjoy hiking in the idyllic Oslo forest. Sign-posted hiking trails will help you find your way and most of the trails are also accessible for mountain biking. Should you need to cool down, you can stop for a swim in one of the many picturesque lakes. You don’t have to go to the countryside to find greenery as there are plenty of parks in the city centre with charming cafés and bars with outdoor seating round every corner. For a walk around the city neighbourhoods, we highly recommend the area behind the Royal Palace. For people-watching and a fresh sea breeze, go to Aker Brygge and Tjuvholmen harbour. Here you will find an abundance of restaurants and bars where you can sit outside enjoying the bustling nightlife into the long hours of the bright summer night.

SVIMMInG POOLFrOGnErBaDEt (Open air facility with 4 pools, diving tower and water slide.) ( 23275450 U www.idrettsetaten.oslo.kommune.no/oslobadene/frognerbadet

Activities - summerwww.visitoslo.com/en/10-suggestions-for-a-sunny-day

GuIDE aGEnCIESGuIDESErVICE a/S ( 22427020 @ [email protected] U www.guideservice.no

OSLO GuIDEBurEau aS (Meet & greet arrival service) ( 22422818 @ [email protected] U www.osloguide.no

CHauFFEur SErVICESBISLEt LIMOuSInE a/S ( 22672267 @ [email protected] U www.bisletlimousine.no

OSLO taXI (Sightseeing by taxi or minibus by pre-booking) ( 02323 U www.oslotaxi.no

SIGHtSEEInG BY BuS / BOat/ HELICOPtErBÅtSErVICE SIGHtSEEInG a/S (Guided sightseeing by boat and by bus) ( 23356890 @ [email protected] U www.boatsightseeing.com

BÅtOPPLEVELSE aS (Guided tour on the Oslo Fjord. Sightseeing by boat) ( 66913000 @ [email protected] U www.vikingsaga.no

H.M.KrIStIanSEnS autOMOBILBYrÅ aS (Sightseeing by bus) ( 23789400 @ [email protected] U www.hmk.no

MarInE SErVICE a/S (Fjord-Cruise/Sightseeing by boat) ( 23327780 @ [email protected] U www.marine-service.no

aIr HELIWInG aS (tailor-made sightseeing tours over Oslo / taxi-service from Oslo to all

of Southern norway)

( 98095000 @ [email protected] U www.heliwing.no

CHartErnOrWaY YaCHt CHartEr a/S (traditional sailing boats and sailing and motor yachts) ( 23356890 @ [email protected] U www.norwayyachtcharter.com

nOrSKE turIStBuSSEr aS (Chartered buses and limousines) ( 23803730 @ [email protected] U www.nortur.no

nEttBuSS traVEL aS – PEEr GYnt tOurS ( 23002730 @ [email protected] U www.nettbuss.no

CHartErrEDErIEt M/S LÅnan OG M/S LInan (Harbour cruises day/night) ( 67542501 @ [email protected] U www.laanan.no

SPOrVEISBuSSEnES turBILEr ( 22084348 @ [email protected] U www.sporveisbussene.no

unIBuSS EKSPrESS aS ( 22084300 U www.unibuss.no

aMuSEMEnt ParKtuSEnFrYD (norway’s largest amusement park) ( 64976497 @ [email protected] U www.tusenfryd.no

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Bring your family for an unforgettable stay in Oslo!The city’s location between the fjord and the forest and its many parks and recreational areas make Oslo an exceptionally child-friendly city to visit. Whether it’s summer or winter, there is a great array of activities for children. The amusement park TusenFryd, Oslo Winter Park, Frogner outdoor swimming pool, Bogstad farm, the Museum of Natural History, the Football museum, the Reptile park, the Museum of Children’s art, the Norwegian Technical Museum and the museums at Bygdøy peninsula are only some of the attractions popular among children. For more detailed information, please see our children’s pages on www.visitoslo.com/oslo-for-children

accommodationWith the Oslo Package, 2 children under the age of 16 may stay for free in their parents’ hotel room (with 2 paying adults). The price includes a large breakfast buffet and Oslo Passes for everyone! Book your Oslo Package at www.visitoslo.com/hotel-booking

the Oslo PassThe Oslo Pass gives free entry to 33 museums and attractions in Oslo, free parking in municipal car parks, free public transport in the greater Oslo region (including zone 4), free entry to Frogn-erbadet and discounts at TusenFryd Amusement park, on sightseeing and in restaurants etc. For children the Oslo Pass prices are NOK 95,- for a 24 hour pass, NOK 115,- for a 48 hour pass and NOK 150,- for a 72 hour pass.

School trips to OsloBring your school class for an eventful stay in Oslo. For more information, please see www.visitoslo.com/school-trip

Activities - childrenhttp://www.visitoslo.com/en/oslo-for-children

1.Oslo Grand Highlights Dep. 10:15, Duration 4:30Oslo City Centre, Vigeland Sculpture Park, Holmenkollen, The Viking Ship Museum, The Fram Museum, The Kon-Tiki Museum & The Oslo Opera.

NOK 365 / 180 Child

2.Oslo HighlightsOslo City Centre, Vigeland Sculpture Park, Holmenkollen & The Viking Ship Museum.

NOK 300 / 150 Child

3.Oslo PanoramaOslo City Centre, Vigeland Sculpture Park & Holmenkollen.

NOK 215 / 105 Child

4.Opera & Top sightsThe Viking Ship Museum, The Fram Museum, The Kon-Tiki Museum & The Oslo Opera.

NOK 300 / 150 Child

5.Oslo Vision Hop on Hop o�!Oslo City Centre - Vigeland sculpture park - Bygdøy - Oslo City Centre

24h ticket! 01,06 - 01,09

All departures from the west side of the Oslo City Hall. Free shuttle service to the City Hall from city centre hotels for 10:15 departures. Check your hotel for pick-up times. All tours end at the City Hall.

H.M.Kristiansens Automobilbyrå ASRingnesveien 9, N-0978 Oslo - Tel. +47 22 78 94 01 - Fax. +47 22 78 94 00 - [email protected] - ww.hmk.no

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Oslo is culture: Oslo is the Viking Capital, Oslo is Edvard Munch and Henrik Ibsen, Oslo is the city of the Nobel Peace Prize and Oslo is home to Norway’s magnificent new Opera house. Among the internationally known attractions are The Munch Museum, The Viking Ship Museum, The Kon-Tiki Museum, The Polar Ship FRAM, The Norwegian Museum of Cultural History, The National Gallery, The Vigeland Sculpture Park, The Nobel Peace Center and The Ibsen Museum. Just outside the city is TusenFryd, Norway’s biggest amusement park. The easiest way to explore the city’s museums is with an Oslo Pass. The Oslo Pass offers free entry to most of the city’s museums and attrac-tions, as well as free public transport and free parking in municipal parking places. The Oslo Pass also offers discounts on different products, sightseeing and activities. The Oslo Pass may be pur-chased at the Tourist Information Offices, at most hotels and other accommodation in Oslo, and at www.visitoslo.com.

Museums and attractions

Abbreviations: A = adult C = child S = student P = pensioner

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J = Free entry with the Oslo Pass

For additional updated opening hours, particularly on public holidays, Christmas and Easter, please see the museums’ own websites.

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u Oslo mil/akershus ( 22 41 25 21 @ [email protected] U www.akershusfestning.no

u Oslo mil/akershus ( 23 09 35 82 @ [email protected] U www.fmu.mil.no

u Oslo mil/akershus ( 23 09 31 38 @ [email protected] U www.nhm.mil.no

u Dronningens gate 4 ( 22 93 60 60 @ [email protected] U www.afmuseet.no

AkErShuS SloTT(Akershus Castle)Medieval castle from the 13th century. Remodelled to renaissance castle in the first half of the 17th century. Today the castle’s beautiful ball-rooms are used by the government for State events. The castle chapel, as well as the Royal Mauso-leum, is open to the public. Groups may reserve guided tours all year round.

f A65,-/C15,-/S45,-/P45,- 2/5-31/8: 1-6 10-16 7 12.30-16 The rest of the year, admission by guided tours on Thursdays at 12.00(Norw) 13.00(Eng) 14.00(Norw).

ForSvArSMuSEET(Armed Forces Museum) The museum shows Norwegian military history from Viking times until post World War II. The exhibitions present the union with Denmark until 1814, the union with Swe-den 1814 - 1905, the German attack on Norway on April 9th 1940, the sea battles during World War II and the cold war that followed. History is told through unique objects, models and dioramas. Guided tours upon request. Café.

f Free admission 1/5-31/8: 1-5 10-17 67 11-17 1/9-30/4: 1-5 11-16 67 11-17

NorgES hjEMMEFroNT MuSEuM

(Norwegian Resistance museum)Five years of occupation from invasion to liberation is recreated through images, documents, posters, artefacts, models, original newspapers and sound recordings

f A50,-/C25,-/S25,-/P25,- 1/9-31/5: 1-5 10-16 67 11-16 1/6-31/8: 1-6 10-17 7 11-17 ; Tram 12 to Christiania Torv. Metro to Stortinget

ThE MuSEuMS AT AkErShuS ForTrESS (01-03)The fortress area is open to the public from 6 am to 9 pm. Changing of the guards daily at 13.30.

ASTruP FEArNlEY MuSEuM oF MoDErN ArT Privately-owned contemporary art mu-seum that opened in 1993. The museum offers changing international exhibitions and has an extensive collection of Nor-wegian and international contemporary art. We can offer: museum shop, museum hosts, art information via SMS, childrens art club Rasmus, art talks and guided tours (may be booked via tel/ e-mail).

f Free admission 235 11-17 4 11-19 56 12-17 1 Closed ; Bus 60. Tram 12, 13, 19. Metro to Stortinget and Jernbanetorget


u Lille Frøens vei 4 ( 22 46 85 73 @ [email protected] U www.barnekunst.no

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u Henrik Ibsens gate 1 U www.kongehuset.no

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u Hausmanns gate 16 ( 23 29 28 70 @ [email protected] U www.doga.no

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DET INTErNASjoNAlE BArNEkuNSTMuSEET(International Museum of Children´s Art)See the world through the eyes of a child. The museum presents children’s art from more than 180 countries. Children’s concerns and opinions are presented in changing exhibitions. The museum’s three basic functions are to gather, preserve and exhibit children’s art from all around the world. Activities: Music- and art work-shops. Guided tours upon request.

f A50,-/C30,-/S30,-/P30,- 18/1-22/6: 234 9.30-14 6 11-16 23/6-16/8: 2346 11-16 16/9-3/12: 234 9.30-14 6 11-16 17/8-15/9 Closed. ; Metro 1 to Frøen

ThE roYAl PAlACE Regular guided tours in English: Mon – Thu and Sat at 12, 14 and 14:20, Fri, Sun at 14 and 14:20. The guided tours last approx 1 hour and start every 20 minutes. Tickets are available at all post offices in Norway and at Billettservice. Remaining tickets are sold at the entrance. Royal residence, built 1824 – 49 in Christiania. Changing of the guards every day at 13:30. Show by HRH the Royal Guards some days during the summer season.

f A95,-/C85,-/S85,-/P85, Open from ultimo June – medio August. Guided tours in Norwegian: 12346 11-17 57 and (4/7 og 20/7) 13-17. ; Tram 13, 19. Bus 30, 31, 45, 81. Metro to Nationaltheatret

DogA (NorwEgIAN CENTrE For DESIgN AND ArChITECTurE)

DogA Norwegian Centre for Architecture and Design was established by Norsk Form and the Norwegian Design Council and is located in a converted electrical transformer station by the Aker river. The centre offers different design and architecture exhibitions, conferences and professional meetings, as well as a shop and restaurant. In 2006 DogA won the Government’s prize for good build-ing design, the City Prize in 2007 and “Olavs-rosa” (the Olav rose) from the Norwegian Cultural Heritage Foundation in 2008.

ThE FIlM MuSEuM Visit the Film Museum and experience the technological development in Norwegian film-making. Optical toys and interactive stations. Viewing of archive films and new Norwegian short films in the museum cinema. Separate exhibitions in “Gal-leriet” and viewings five nights a week in“Cinemateket”. For programme, see www.nfi.no. Film shop with a good selec-tion of Norwegian and foreign films. Café.

f Free admission 235 12-17 4 12-19 6 12-16.30 17 Closed ; Bus 30, 31, 54, 60 to Kirkeristen and 37 to Stortorvet. Metro to Jernbanetorget. Tram 11, 12, 17, 18 to Stortorvet

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u Bygdøynes ( 23 28 29 50 @ [email protected] U www.fram.museum.no

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u Sognsveien 75 ( 23 00 83 07 @ [email protected] U w ww.fotballmuseet.no

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u Frederiks gate 2 ( 22 85 19 00 @ [email protected] U www.khm.uio.no

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ThE FooTBAll MuSEuMThe football museum presents Norwegian football in a surprising, interesting and interactive way. It follows the premises of a football game. The 1st half covers Norwegian football in Norway and the 2nd half presents Norwegian international football through 100 years. Guided tour of the national team arena, in the national team’s changing rooms, followed by a special-effects film. New exhibition: ”The Premier League Dream”.

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hISTorICAl MuSEuM (university of oslo)The Historical Museum opened in 1904 and is one of Norway’s most impressive Jugend-style buildings. The exhibitions describe the life of Norwegians through 9000 years. The Viking age and medieval times exhibition tell the tales of struggle for power, daily life and faith. The cham-ber of treasures displays the most significant Nordic Viking gold treasure and a collection of coins and medals shows Norwegian coin history. The ethnographical exhibitions explain the life of indigenous peoples in non-western cultures from the Arctic, East-Asia, America and Ancient Egypt.

f Free admission 15/9-14/5: 2-7 10-16 15/5-14/9: 2-7 10-16 1 Closed ; Tram 11, 17, 18 to Tullinløkka and 13, 19 to Nationaltheatret

ThE holoCAuST CENTrE The HL centre is a research and communica-tions centre established at Villa Grande, Bygdøy. The centre will focus on the topics of the Holocaust and other genocides, war and violation of human rights, as well as living conditions for different minorities. The main attraction will be a permanent exhibition about the Holocaust, where the fate of the Norwegian Jews during World War II is a cen-tral theme. The exhibition also includes other genocides, and will expose how historical events are relevant to today’s society.

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FrAMMuSEET (ThE PolAr ShIP FrAM)Fram is the world’s strongest wooden ship, and the one that has sailed the furthest to the North and to the South. Fram was used for three great polar expeditions by Fridtjof Nansen 1893-1896, Otto Sverdrup 1898-1902 and Roald Amundsen 1910-1912. Fram was built in 1892, and the original ship and intact interior and artefacts are on display. Around the ship are interesting and detailed exhibitions of polar history. Café.

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holMENkollEN vISITorS CENTrEThe Ski Museum and the Jump Tower are closed during the reconstruction of the Holmenkollen National Arena. During this period, we wish all our visitors welcome to an exciting visitors centre in “Kollenstua”. Fantastic view of the Holmenkollen arena, information about the historical reonstruction process, highlights from the Ski Museum through theme exhibitions. Café with Holmenkollen waffles, souvenir shop. Easy access. Welcome!

f Free admission 1/10-30/4: 1-5 10-15 6-7 10-16 1/5-30/9: 1-7 10-16 ; Metro 1 to Holmenkollen

ThE jEwISh MuSEuMThe Jewish Museum in Oslo opened in September 2008 and is a living museum and cul-tural centre which aims to maintain and spread knowledge about Norwegian-Jewish history and culture, traditions and identity. The museum is located in an old synagogue from 1921, and in 2008/2009 the exhibition “Freedom is not won just once…” is shown. The exhibition shows two sides of Norwegian-Jewish history, Jewish artists through the times and Norwegian Jews’ military efforts during Norway’s fight for freedom during World War II. Museum shop with Judaica.

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ThE koN-TIkI MuSEuM The Kon-Tiki Museum displays the original vessels and artifacts from Heyerdahl’s world-famous expeditions and has the following exhibitions; Ra, Tigris, a separate area for altering exhibitions, Fatu-Hiva, Kon-Tiki, the Easter islands, a 30 metre cave-walk, under-water exhibition with a 10 metre long whale shark. Cinema and an extensive Museum shop. The museum is open all year, and has special group offers in the evenings.

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ThE IBSEN MuSEuM For the centennial commemoration of Ibsen’s death, the museum was completely restored. Henrik and Suzannah Ibsen lived in the appartment from 1895 to 1906 and 1914 respectively. In Arbins street Ibsen wrote John Gabriel Borkman and ’When We Dead Awak-en’. The museum also displays a new large exhibition “Henrik Ibsen – on the contrary” which depicts Ibsen’s life and works. For more information, please see www.ibsenmuseet.no and www.ibsen.net/ibsenmuseet

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ThE MuNCh MuSEuM Edvard Munch has a unique position among Nordic painters and is considered a pioneer in expressionism. The Munch museum’s collection, left to the city of Oslo by Edvard Munch himself, consists of a large number of paintings, graphical prints and drawings. By constantly changing the exhibitions, the museum presents the variety in his produc-tion. Free entry from 23.01 to 31.03 and 01.10 to 31.12 2009. Programme is subject to change during special exhibitions.

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ThE NATIoNAl MuSEuM - ArChITECTurE The National Museum - Architecture is part of the National Museum for Art, Ar-chitecture and Design. The main building is designed by architect Christian Heinrich Grosch and originally housed the Bank of Norway. Also, there is a new pavillion de-signed by architect Sverre Fehn. Altering exhibitions. Café Grosch is an ideal place for a lunch break.

f Free admission 235 11-17 4 11-19 67 12-17 ; Bus 60 to Bankplassen, 30, 31, 32, 33, 54 to Kongens gate. Metro to Stortinget. Tram12, 13, 19 to Kongens gate

ThE NATIoNAl lIBrArYThe National Library is a multi-media centre for knowledge and culture which can offer interest-ing contrasts. The library has material dating from the middle ages to the present day. The National Library’s collections are available for research and documentation, and most of them are available to the public through The National Library’s public services and the Internet. In 2009 two large exhibits present the author Knut Ham-sun and his travels towards the North through maps, books, films, sound recordings etc. Guided tours. For more information see www.nb.no

f Free admission 1-5 9-19 6 9-14 7 Closed Separate opening hours during summer, see www.nb.no.. ; Bus 30, 31, 81A, 81B to Solli plass. Tram 12, 13 to Solli plass. Metro to Nationaltheatret.

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Changing exhibitionsThe National Museum tours the entire country as well as abroad with changing exhibitions. For more information, please see www.nasjonalmuseet.no

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The National Museum has Norway’s largest collection of Norwegian, Nordic and international art. The main exhibition displays Norwegian and international paintings and sculptures from the 19th century up until 1950. The permanent exhibition includes a separate room which displays many of Edvard Munch’s major works. Changing exhibitions. Museum shop and café.

f Free admission 235 11-18 4 11-19 67 11-17 1 Closed ; Tram 11, 17, 18 to Tullinløkka and 13, 19 to Nationaltheatret Bus Nationaltheatret (Rådhusplassen).

ThE NATIoNAl MuSEuM - DESIgN The Museum of applied arts is part of the National Museum of art, architecture and design. The museum exhibits Norwegian and international applied art, fashion and design from the 7th century to the pres-ent. It also includes Norway’s most impres-sive collection of tapestries from the 16th and 17th centuries, as well as collections of silver, glass, ceramics and furniture. East-Asian department and Royal Norwe-gian costume gallery. Museum shop.

f Free admission 235 11-17 4 11-19 67 12-16 1 Closed See also www.nasjonalmuseet.no ; Bus 33, 37, 46 to Nordahl Bruns gate

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The Art Hall at Tullinløkka is part of the National Museum of art, architecture and design. Changing exhibitions with contemporary art, photography and architecture.

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ThE NATIoNAl MuSEuM –CoNTEMPorArY ArTThe National museum of contemporary art is part of the National Museum of art, architecture and design. The museum exhibits Norwegian and international contemporary pictorial art from 1950 until today. Changing exhibitions display art by Norwegian and international contempo-rary artists. Café.

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NoBEl PEACE CENTEr The Nobel Peace Center presents Alfred Nobel, the peace prize winners and their work. Permanent and changing exhibi-tions, innovative digital solutions as well as engaging themes, films and presenta-tions, create a varied and magical centre for knowledge and experience. Activities for children. For extensive programme about the current exhibitions, see website. Museum shop. Café.

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MuSEuM oF NATurAl hISTorYUniversity of OsloThe Museum of Natural History consists of: the Botanical Garden, an oasis in the middle of Oslo which is open all year round. In the greenhouses, the evolution of plants and exotic plants are displayed. In the Geological museum you will find di-nosaur fossils, meteorites and gemstones. The Zoological museum shows Norwegian and foreign animals, as well as temporary exhibitions.

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NorSk FolkEMuSEuM(Norwegian Museum of Cultural History)The open-air museum has 155 traditional buildings from different regions of Norway, including Gol stave church from the 11th century. Many child-friendly activities in the summer with folkdance, music, traditional food, handicraft, farm animals, hosts in tradi-tional costumes, horse-carriages and historic playground. Separate programme on some Sundays. Big Christmas market every year. Many all-year indoor exhibitions of national costumes and art and Sami culture.

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NorwEgIAN MArITIME MuSEuMThe Norwegian Maritime Museum offers a unique experience of Norway as a coastal and maritime nation. The super-videograph shows Ivo Caprino’s fantastic panoramic film across five screens, where the audience is taken on a voyage of coastal Norway. The museum offers seasonal programmes and exhibitions. Welcome!

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NorSk TElEMuSEuMThe Norwegian Telecommunications Museum shows you the history of tele-communication from Viking times, via the telegraph, telephone to today’s commu-nication technology. New exhibition! ‘The air for everyone’ – an exhibition about telecommunication between you and me. Test the latest within technological aids for the disabled. During weekends, there are many activities. See a more extensive programme on our website.

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NorwEgIAN MuSEuM oF TEChNologYA museum filled with interactivity! Wade in water, drive a boat and experience melting ice in Climate X. Make music in the music machine (from June). Let the body show you beauty from within. Create energy, test reactions and lots more in the science centre. Extensive school activities. Great activity programme on week-ends and during school holidays. Interesting museum shop. Café, library and meeting facilities. Free parking. Easily accessible by bus, train and tram.

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Nrk oPPlEvElSEr (BroADCASTINg CENTrE) In NRK interactive centre you may test your abilities as a weather presenter, sports commentator or news reader or make your own radio theatre. Look through the archives in news, sports, en-tertainment, children’s programmes and more. On our guided tours you can find out what happens behind the scene when radio and television is produced.

f A140,-/C90,-/S140,-/P90,- 2-5 9-16 6-7 12-17 Guided tours: 2 11 467 14 ; All Metros, trams and buses to Majorstuen.

oSlo MuSEuM – CITY MuSEuM Welcome to the City Museum! The Museum is located in the beautiful old building of Frogner Manor House inside the Vigeland Park, approx 200 metres south of the Sculp-ture Park. Permanent exhibitions of city his-tory, the film “Oslo for 1000 years” (20 min No/ En speech), as well as changing theme exhibitions. Guided tours June – Aug: Tue -Sun at 13.30 (Nor). Sat-Sun at 14:30 (Eng) Sep – May: Sun at 13.30 (Nor) Free entry and guided tour! Museum shop.

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oSlo MuSEuM - INTErCulTurAlThe Intercultural Museum works towards the acknowledgement, understanding and respect for cultural diversity. We produce exhibitions that focus on the his-tory of immigration and cultural changes in Norwegian society. The museum has its own art gallery, where we present a variety of art and traditions. Guided tours on Sundays at 13.00/(no).

f Free admission 235 10-16 4 10-18 67 12-16 ; Metro to Grønland. Bus 37 to Tøyenbekken

oSlo MuSEuM – gAMlE rAADhuSGet to know the history of the city through the film “Oslo for 1000 years” (15 min No/ En speech). Historical city exhibition: Christian-ia 1624 – 1850. In 1624 the medieval town of Oslo burnt down. Christian IV rebuilt the renaissance city Christiania near Akershus Fortress. His new city became the centre for today’s Oslo. The old City Hall at Christiania square was the city’s meeting place. No/ En text. Theatre exhibition with glimpses of the city’s history of theatre. No/ En text.

f Free admission 1/6-31/8: 2-7 11-16 1/9-31/5: 23457 11-16 ; Metro 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 to Stortinget. Tram12 to Christiania Torv

oSlo CITY hAll The City Hall opened in 1950. Decorated with motifs from Norwegian history, culture and working life. The City’s administrative body and seat of the City Council. The Nobel Peace Prize is awarded in the City Hall on December 10th. Please note that the City Hall may be closed on certain days due to special events. Notice will be given in advance. Carillon- playing from the City Hall bells.Guided tours on Mondays and Wednesdays at 10am, 12pm and 14pm. Daily during the Summer season and also at 16pm on Sundays. Guided tours to the tower in July.

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SPorvEISMuSEET vogNhAll 5Come along on a journey covering the history of public transport in Oslo from the introduction of horse-drawn trams in 1875. Climb on board the classical Oslo tram with an open platform on the trailer. Try your abilities as a conductor or at the ticket desk in the carriage door. Step on the foot bell -pling! Historical films, carriage simulator and model tram. The vintage trams are used on pre-announced days in the summer. Guided tours upon request.

f A30,-/C15,-/S30,-/P30,- 17 12-15 6 (Apr-Oct) 12-15 ; Tram, Metro and Bus to Majorstuen. 150 metres walk from Majorstuen Metro station

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STorTINgET (ThE PArlIAMENT)The Parliament building, seat of the National assembly from 1866. Summer guided tours and Saturday guided tours. Group tours upon request (Oct - May): tel 23 31 31 80. Summer: 23 31 35 96.

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STENErSEN MuSEuMThe Stenersen Museum is one of Oslo’s leading museums for modern art. The museum includes three private art collec-tions which include Norwegian Realism, Modernism and Avantgarde from the 19th and 20th Centuries. Artists such as Amaldus Nielsen, Ludvig Karsten and Jacob Weidemann are exhibited. The mu-seum also displays several exhibitions of high quality Norwegian and international contemporary art.

f A45,-/C25,-/S25,-/P25,- 1/10 – 31/3 Free admission 24 11-19 3567 11-17 1 Closed ; Tram 13, 19 to Nationaltheatret All Metro lines to Nationaltheatret

ThE MINI BoTTlE gAllErYThe gallery is the only one of its kind in the entire world, and contains the world’s larg-est collection of miniature bottles: 50 000 exhibited in 50 different installations in our 3 storey building. We have bottles filled with fruits and berries, worms and mice just to mention a few. In addition, we reveal the secret of what’s under a Scots-man’s kilt, what the inside of a brothel looks like, and if you are of the adventurous kind –take the slide down to our horror room!

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vIgElAND-MuSEETThe Vigeland Museum is Oslo’s only mu-seum for sculpture. The Museum was orig-inally built as a studio and residence for sculptor Gustav Vigeland (1869-1943). The permanent collection contains amongst others Vigeland’s early works, his portraits and monuments, as well as plaster models of the sculptures in the Vigeland park. The Museum also shows temporary exhibi-tions of contemporary art. Free entry from Oct 1st – March 31st.

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vIgElANDSPArkEN (ThE vIgElAND PArk)One of Norway’s most visited attractions with more than 1 million visitors every year. The unique sculpture park is the life work of the sculptor Gustav Vigeland (1869-1943) with more than 200 sculptures in bronze, granite and cast iron. Vigeland was also responsible for the design and architectural outline of the park.

f Free admission The park is open 24hrs/ day all year ; Bus 20 to Vigelands- parken. Tram 12 to Vigelandsparken. Metro to Majorstuen

vIkINgSkIPShuSET AT BYgDøY(The Viking Ship Museum) Museum of Cultural History, The University of Oslo. The Museum displays the Gokstad ship, the Oseberg ship and the Tune ship which are the best pre-served Viking Ships ever found. The ships were found in three royal burial mounds where they had been buried, more than 1100 years earlier, to carry their royal owners to “the other side”. The museum also displays the unique finds, including a carriage, sledges and other goods from the graves.

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Every year in Oslo there is a large choice of festivals to please any taste. The early spring brings both the classical tunes of the Oslo International Church Music Festival and the heavy sounds of the Inferno metal festival. Established as well as young up and coming Norwegian designers display their work during the Oslo Fashion Week which takes place twice every year in the spring and late summer. The main event of the year is Norway’s National day, the 17th of May. Celebrations take place all over the city with the Royal Palace as the centre of attention when the Royal Family comes out on the balcony to greet the crowds of cheering children and adults dressed up in their best outfits. In June the Norwegian Wood festival gathers national and international rock musicians and thousands of spectators to concerts in the Frogner park. Another event in June is the Oslo Gay Pride festival which is a popular event among people of all sexual orientations. In August children and youth meet at Ekeberg for the World’s largest football tournament - Norway Cup. Amongst the ruins of Medieval Oslo more than 40 000 music lovers enjoy the outdoor rock festival Øyafes-tivalen, and for those who enjoy other types of music, August also offers the Oslo Chamber Music Festival and the Oslo Jazz Festival. Autumn is the time for the Oslo Marathon and the Ultima Oslo Contemporary Music Festival. In December experience the Christmas spirit in Oslo city centre with the lighting of the Christmas tree and opening of the Christmas street. For more information, go to www.visitoslo.com/en/festivals-in-oslo.

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FEStIVaLS anD MaJOr EVEntS 2009January Reiseliv 2009 (travel trade show) LillestrømFebruary Holmenkollen Skimarathon Start: HakadalMarch Oslo International Church Music Festival OsloMarch-June MAMMA MIA FolketeatretApril Inferno Metal Festival Rockefeller / John DeeMay Holmenkollstafetten (ski race) Bislett Stadium - HolmenkollenMay Norway’s Constitution Day May 17th Oslo City Centre – Karl Johans gateJune Regatta: Færderseilasen Oslo – HortenJune Day of Music Oslo City CentreJune Norwegian Wood Rock Festival FrognerbadetJune Skeive dager (Gay Festival) OsloJune Metallica concert Oslo Spektrum July Exxon Mobil Bislett Games Bislett StadionJuly Olsok celebrations Church ruins in MaridalenJuly/Aug Norway Cup (the World’s largest football tourn.) EkebergslettaAugust Øyafestivalen (Music festival) MiddelalderparkenAugust Oslo Chamber Music Festival OsloAugust Oslo Jazz Festival OsloAugust Mr. Gay Europe OsloAugust Mela Festival RådhusplassenSeptember Oslo Marathon OsloSeptember Ultima Festival (Contemporary music) Oslo October Oslo Horse Show Oslo SpektrumOctober CODA Oslo International Dance Festival Oslo OsloNovember Oslo World Music Festival OsloNovember Lighting of the Christmas tree and street UniversitetsplassenDecember Nobel Peace Prize Oslo City HallDecember Nobel Peace Prize Concert Oslo SpektrumDecember Christmas markets/ fairs Oslo and surroundings

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Oslo has nightlife, shopping, restaurants, great nature and a variety of cultural offerings, in addition to an open and including gay scene. The Norwegian society is, generally speaking, liberal towards the gay community. Norway has several gay public figures, in entertainment and sports as well as in politics and business. In 2008 Norway introduced a gender neutral Marriage Act.

nightlifeGay couples can go to the restaurant or bar of their choice – they do not need to go to a place es-pecially for gays. However, there are of course places where you are more likely to meet other gays and lesbians, mainly in the city centre. Oslo's gay nightlife is not as segregated as in many other cities; gays and lesbians often go to the same places, and different age groups mix. In addition to the designated gay bars like London and Elsker, there are also other places with many regular gay guests, such as Ett Glass and Bobs pub.

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Oslo has a colourful and exciting cultural scene offering something for all ages. Music, theatre and art exhibitions are available all year. World class opera and ballet performances take place in the new Opera house, which opened in April 2008 and is already one of Norway’s most popular at-tractions. Oslo Concert Hall is home to the renowned Oslo Philharmonic Orchestra and they hold regular performances here. There is also a great choice of other musical genres: international pop and rock stars frequently visit Norway’s largest indoor arena Oslo Spektrum while the historic con-cert hall Gamle Logen hosts intimate chamber music and jazz concerts. For an evening with din-ing and entertainment, a dinner show at Wallmans Salonger is an excellent choice. Theatre lovers can experience everything from experimental theatre in small venues to large productions at the National Theatre. Dance House Norway, Oslo’s only stage devoted to dance, opened recently in an up and coming area by the Aker River. DogA – the Norwegian Centre for Design and Architecture is also found here. Cinemas in Oslo always show their films in the original language, making them accessible to a broad audience. For more information about entertainment in Oslo and an updated What’s on-calendar, see www.visitoslo.com/whats-on

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COnCErt HaLLSGaMLE LOGEn aS u Grev Wedels plass 2 ( 22334470 U www.gamlelogen.no

OSLO KOnSErtHuS aS u Munkedamsvn. 14 ( 23113100 U www.oslokonserthus.no

OSLO SPEKtruM u Sonja Henies pl. 2 ( 22052900 U www.oslospektrum.no

StaBLES at aKErSHuS FOrtrESS u Kirkegata by the main gate to the fortress ( 23092323 U www.fsmk.no

OPEraDEn nOrSKE OPEra & BaLLEtt u Bjørvika ( 81544488 U www.operaen.no

BaLLEtnaSJOnaLBaLLEttEn u Bjørvika ( 81544488 U www.operaen.no

CLaSSICaL MuSICOSLO-FILHarMOnIEn u Oslo Konserthus, Johan Svendsens plass ( 23116060 @ [email protected] U www.oslofilharmonien.no

FOrSVarEtS StaBSMuSIKKOrPS u Stables at Akershus Fortress ( 23 09 23 23 U www.billettservice.no U www.fsmk.no

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Clothes and Designer Goods have become more and more of a trade mark for Oslo. There is a great selection of interesting shops which can compete with the trends in cities like London, Berlin and New York. Many young designers have their base in Oslo, and their work is getting a lot of attention both in Norway and internationally. In addition to designer shops, there is, of course, a wide variety of department stores, small boutiques, shopping areas with individual shops, charming antique shops, flea-markets, exclusive international brands and local handicraft.

the city centre Along the main street of Karl Johans gate, you will find most of the high street shops like H&M, Mango and Zara and some of Oslo’s biggest shopping centres such as Paleet, Byporten and Oslo City. Akersgata has over the past year become a very exclusive shopping street – Hugo Boss, Louis Vuitton, Gaia and Moods of Norway are amongst the shops that have opened here. In the city cen-tre there are also some more traditional department stores like Christiania Glasmagasin and Steen & Strøm. By the harbour at Aker Brygge there is a great choice of shops, bars and restaurants and in the summer time the harbour is always bustling with life. Near Aker Brygge you will find House of Oslo – Norway’s largest department store specializing in interior design.

Majorstua and Frogner Behind the Royal Palace towards the Vigeland Park is the beautiful area of Frogner and Majorstua with its popular shopping streets Hegdehaugsveien and Bogstadveien. Here you will find a good mix of exclusive designer clothing and high street fashion. Bislet area nearby offers many small boutiques such as Pur Norsk, Jane Doe, Eske and Team Kameleon. In Frogner, Bygdøy Allé and Skøyen further west there is a good choice of exclusive clothes shops as well as design and fur-niture shops.

GrünerløkkaA former working-class area by the Aker River, it has over the past decade become one of Oslo’s most interesting areas where you can discover little treasures in clothing, ceramics, music, art and food. Stroll along the main streets Thorvald Meyers gate and Markveien and find that special item for yourself or someone else in shops like Probat, Shoe Lounge, Granit, Veloura Vintage or Robot.

JEWELLErSDaVID anDErSEn aS u Bogstadveien 23 ( 22595000 u Karl Johans gate 20 ( 22148810u Storo Shopping ( 22712101 u Aker Brygge Shopping ( 22834200U www.david-andersen.no

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nOrWaY SHOP aS u Fridtjof Nansens pl. 2 ( 22334197 U www.norwayshop.com

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Tax free shoppingIn Norway, sales tax/VAT is included in the retail price and makes upto 20% of the price tag. By utilizing the Tax Free Shopping service,visitors living outside Sweden, Denmark and Finland can receive 12 – 19% VAT Refund upon departure. In Oslo, approx. 600 storesoffer this service. In order to receive the price reduction when shopping, remember to:

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Oslo is Norway’s capital and largest city, which is particularly evident in its great selection of res-taurants, cafés, bars, clubs and cultural institutions. Each neighbourhood has its unique charm and offers something for every taste: the area around the main street Karl Johan and Aker Brygge harbour with its continental flair, Frogner and Solli plass with its elegant bars and clubs, the “see and be seen” streets of Bogstadveien and Hegdehaugsveien, charming Bislet and St.Hanshaugen, the rock-chic style of Yongstorget and Møllergata or the relaxed and multicultural atmosphere of Grünerløkka and Grønland.

restaurantsNorway is traditionally known for specialities based on local ingredients such as fish and seafood, particularly salmon, cod, herring and shrimp. Mutton, Moose and Reindeer prepared in various ways are also often served. The culinary traditions are strong, and Norwegian chefs have a good international reputation having won a number of recognised awards. Many of these chefs work in some of Oslo’s excellent restaurants, whereof as many as six have received the much sought after Michelin star. Whatever your taste or price range, in Oslo you can find food from all over the world.

nightlifeOslo’s nightlife is anything but boring. Discover the pulsating and inviting atmosphere of the countless bars, cafés and nightclubs. Oslo’s party animals quickly pick up the latest international trends or make their own. DJ’s from all over the world help keep the action and mood going in the city’s bars and nightclubs, and there are also a large number of places that offer live concerts. Oslo also has a very reputable jazz scene. All restaurants, bars and nightclubs in Norway are smoke-free indoors, but many have outdoor tables during summer, and in the winter many places have outdoor heaters.www.visitoslo.com/en/nightlife

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u Majorstua: Bogstadvn. 64 ( 22 69 03 00 @ [email protected] U www.bighorn.no u aker Brygge: Fjordallèen 2 ( 22 01 49 80 U www.bighorn.no u Sentrum: Møllergata 10 ( 22 41 20 02 U www.bighorn.no u Lillestrøm: tærudgt. 2 ( 22 69 03 00 @ [email protected] U www.bighorn.no

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Akersberget restaurant is situated below Old Aker Church, and according to the saying, the church rests on four pillars of solid gold. Below the church, there is supposed to be a lake of silver where golden ducks swim around. A fire-breathing dragon guards the lake, the ducks and enormous treasures. Here, in a unique atmosphere in one of Oslo’s most historical sites, Akersberget offers a modern Nordic menu based on local produce and inspired by old Scandinavian culinary traditions.

Amundsen & Nobile is the only original and genuine trattoria Italiana in Oslo (dedicated to the memory of the two polar ex-plorers and heroes). Amundsen & Nobile offers their customers the best wines and homemade food from the Southern part of Italy. In fact the owners and chefs are Italian. The staff is either Italian or speak the language fluently. The owner enjoys singing Italian “canzoni”. The dishes are mainly from the Napoli and Puglia region. The wine list is carefully selected.

Beach Club gives the guests a sense of entering an American diner from the 50’s. Beach Club has a long, typically American bar with a good view of the entire place. The restaurant is popular with hungry, busy business people, artists and musi-cians. We have reason to believe that there is more to this place than good hamburgers... Beach Club is well-known for the hand made supergood hamburgers (meat/ chicken/ fish). Great drinks and an un-Norwegian atmosphere with booths. On sunny summer days, the outdoor area at Beach Club is a pleasurable, pulsating and sunny experience.

Big Horn Steak House is Norway’s leading beef restaurant. We are an American-inspired steak-house, and take pride in keep-ing with the genuine steak-house tradition – with its traditional and informal atmosphere, professional service and tender, juicy steaks. We would like to welcome you to our great premises and an unforgettable meal!

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Bistro Brocante is a nice French Bistro, located in the heart of Grünerløkka. Bistro Brocante has good traditional French food on the menu, a lunch of the day, in addition to dinner based on seasonal ingredients – at reasonable prices. The Bistro is located next door to Café Fru Hagen and has a nice outdoor serving-area on Thorvald Meyers street where one can enjoy the sun in the summer. Friday and Saturday are generally busy and we stay open as long as there is a good atmosphere. Welcome!

At Brasserie 45 you will find delicious food for everyone, whether they’re on their way to the movies or the theatre, or simply meeting business relations or friends. Brasserie 45 has one of the best locations in town, only a Champagne-cork pop away from the National Theatre, Karl Johans gate and the City Hall. On the 1st floor, we serve delicious continental dishes based on the finest produce at very competitive prices. Welcome to Brasserie 45!

Brasserie Blanche is a rustic, informal and cozy French bras-serie covering two floors and can be found on the corner of Hegdehaugsveien and Josefinesgate. Brasserie Blanche has an extensive à la carte menu, from old French classics like Onion Soup, Choucroute, Sole Meunier and Tarte Tatin. With our large portions, reasonable prices and a rich wine menu catering for all tastes, Brasserie Blanche is a good choice for any occasion. We can also offer Chambre Séparée for a minimum of 22 people or rental of the entire second floor until 85 people.

The restaurant offers quick lunches, big dinner courses and a wine list with many wines sold by the glass. DJ every Friday – Saturday. Big outdoor serving all year round.

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u Øvre Slottsgate 16 ( 23 10 01 65 @ [email protected] U www.brasseriefrance.no

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u nedre vollgt 19 ( 22 01 05 10 @ [email protected] U www.cafechristiania.no

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A little piece of France in Oslo! Oslo’s only genuine French brasserie, is centrally-located by Egertorget. We serve classical French dishes such as Bouillabaisse and Confit de Canard and a reasonable “Menu Touristique”. Our outdoor restaurant and kitchen with generous opening hours, can promise you an informal and exceptional brasserie-atmosphere at most hours of the day and night, on every weekday. We can offer separate rooms for groups. French food and wine on four floors! A bientôt!

Opposite the Parliament, the Free Masons’ building is located in Nedre Vollgate 19. Café Christiania can accommodate 300 guests, and during the summer season 150 guests can be catered for on the roof terrace “Folketinget”, which also features a separate grill menu. The restaurant manifests the country’s and Oslo’s history from the first half of the last century. This is mirrored in the restaurant’s interior, which itself is like a museum. We wish to create a living restaurant atmosphere for a quick cup of coffee, Christmas dinner with colleagues, dinner with family or important business relations.

Café con Bar is a modern and lively bar in the middle of the city centre, right behind Oslo City. We can offer an exciting bar section and a pleasant and relaxing lounge. Let your hair down and take a well deserved break. The bar has a good selection of hot and cold drinks. The clientele is complex, ranging from business people to musicians. There is low comfortable background music.

Druen can be found at the entrance to Aker Brygge, and is a restaurant for all occasions. Have a glass of wine in our outdoor restaurant which has the city’s greatest view towards Akershus fortress and the Oslo fjord, or enjoy a dinner inside in front of the fire place. Our wine bar offers an extensive range from all over the world, either by the glass or by the bottle. In our new enotheque you can try wines you had never dreamt of tasting. We offer many interesting wine events and happenings. You may sit down for a drink only. We serve food until midnight and are open every day. Welcome!

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u Kongsvn. 15 ( 23 24 23 00 @ [email protected] U www.ekebergrestauranten.com

u Bankplassen 1 ( 22 82 25 25 @ [email protected] U www.engebret-cafe.no


D/S Louise offers a large and varied à la Carte menu which combines Norwegian and International cuisine guided by the current trends. The seafood platter is renowned. D/S Louise has a unique decor with more than one thousand maritime items, such as paintings and models from the sea, harbour and shipyards. 3 exclusive chambres separées for private meetings or dinners. All of which contribute to making D/S Louise one of Oslo’s most visited restaurants. We offer exclusive chamber séparées for events, meetings and parties. Welcome!

Eataly is a ristorante and pizzeria open for lunch and dinner. You will find typical Italian dishes and more! Eataly has a large outdoor restaurant where you can enjoy the food as well as the view from the boardwalk. Prontolunch = Express lunch, guaranteed in 12 minutes, you only pay half price if it takes longer. Weekdays at 11 -15, you can choose between four dishes. Kr 149,- for Pronto menu, including food, a cold drink of your choice and coffee. If you are in a hurry, you may pay for the meal when you order at your table, and you can take your coffee to go.

The Ekeberg Restaurant is ideally situated in the Ekeberg hills, with a fantastic view of the city and the fjord. The listed “Funkis style” building from 1929 was re-opened in 2005 after a total renovation. The house consists of an à la carte restaurant, chamber separée, functions and conference facilities, bars and a lounge. In the Summer, our outdoor restaurant can boast evening sunshine and we serve gourmet food on our enclosed glass verandah on the first floor. The kitchen is international, and combines the modern with the classical. The view, the architecture, the interior and the overall quality makes the place a true experience.

We wish you a warm welcome to a pleasant meal in our charm-ing, historical and traditional building. The ambiant theatre scene around Bankplassen square in the 19th century, created a need for a meeting place for actors and others. 151 years later, Engebret’s popularity is as great as ever. Most of Norway’s famous actors and artists have had and still have a relationship with Engebret Café, and Henrik Ibsen, Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson, Edvard Grieg and Edvard Munch all had their regular tables at Engebret Café.

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u Holmenkollvn. 200 ( 22 92 40 40 @ [email protected] U www.frognerseteren.no

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u thorvald Meyers gt. 40 ( 45 49 19 04 @ [email protected] U www.fruhagen.no

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u nedre Slottsgt. 1 ( 22 42 01 07 @ [email protected] U www.gamle-raadhus.no

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Frognerseteren Restaurant, on the top of Holmenkollen, offers a break from hassle and stress –a place to enjoy the best view of Oslo accompanied by the sounds of the open fire. A suitable place after a walk in the woods, or after a hectic day at work. You may also use the lounges for informal gatherings with friends and family, or a venue to gather your international business partners. We offer a wide range of Norwegian culinary traditions. Welcome to a place out of the ordinary!

Fru Hagen is a charming and laidback café in the middle of Grünerløkka, with big rooms and a high ceiling. If you are seated in one of our comfortable couches with good friends, then you might stay for a long time. Fru Hagen serves everything from salads, wok and sandwiches to larger dinner dishes – everything at very reasonable prices. Fru Hagen is open until 03:00 Thu to Sat, where there are always many people and a good atmosphere. Also on these days a local DJ plays music. Welcome to a relaxed place with good food, drinks and atmosphere!

Welcome to an historical restaurant in the city’s first City Hall dating from 1641. Today one of Oslo’s better restaurants with a good ambience, atmosphere and excellent service. The res-taurant is well known for great fish and game dishes, but also for the pre-Christmas “Lutefisk” platter. The place is great for both formal and informal occasions. The backyard is a charming outdoor restaurant. Lunch is served in Lauritz Ruus bar from 11.30 Monday to Friday.

Since its opening in 1971, Hard Rock Cafe has developed into a global phenomenon. Today there are 131 Hard Rock cafes in more than 40 different countries. In spite of changing trends, Hard Rock Cafe has managed to maintain its position as a trendy restaurant. Hard Rock Cafe serves delicious food, great music and an energetic rock´n roll experience the guests will never forget. A mix of Scandinavian style and American tradi-tion gives the restaurant a unique atmosphere. Be sure to visit Hard Rock Cafe the next time you’re in town.

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u rosenkrantz’gt. 8 ( 23 21 42 10 @ [email protected] U www.bondeheimen.com


Take a trip up high to great food, fresh air and a spectacular view! In the daytime we can offer tall sandwiches, tasteful cakes and warm lunches to be enjoyed outside on the patio or inside by the open fire. When darkness falls and the lights from the city and the ships on the fjord sparkle, you may enjoy a deli-cious dinner from a menu inspired by the Scandinavian cuisine.

Bring your family, dear ones, friends or business relations to a pleasant meal in modern surroundings. We can offer lunch and dinner courses, salads, pasta, juicy steaks and hamburgers among our other specialties. We can also boast a large selection of coffees and tempting desserts and cakes. Our exceptional bartenders will create exciting drinks and we have a great selec-tion of champagnes.

Kafé Grosch is located in spectacular surroundings in the new Museum for Architecture. The building was once the premises of the first Bank of Norway. Here you may enjoy a great architec-turally inspired lunch or dinner. The menu is inspired by French and Danish cuisine and the best of Nordic produce.In the Summer, there is a fantastic outdoor restaurant area.

Kaffistova has offered traditional Norwegian food since 1921, and is one of the oldest cafés in Oslo. We serve Norwegian food using only the best produce and the most experienced chefs. Every day you may try our reknowned meat balls, as well as a large selection of tempting small dishes, cakes and desserts. Centrally located and easy to find, right next to Karl Johans gate and Stortinget (the Parliament). Guests staying at the Hotel Bondeheimen will receive a 20% discount in Kaffistova and a 10% discount in our gift shop, Heimen Husflid. We wish you a warm welcome to a good Norwegian meal!

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Lofoten Fish Restaurant is located at the edge of Aker Brygge with a spectacular view of the fjord. A perfect choice for a suc-cessful business dinner and also a place for an excellent meal with good friends. Our menu changes with the seasons, simply because we pride ourselves in serving the best fish and seafood the sea has to offer. Our philosophy is to serve rustic food that not only looks good, but also tempts the palate and satisfies one’s hunger. Jan-March: Steamed Cod, liver and roe Oct – Dec: “lutefisk” and “rakfisk”.

Mauds is named after Norway’s first Queen, and the restaurant has been decorated with photographs of Queen Maud and her family and other Norwegian characters. Try Mauds for different occasions, it is informal and stylish, a place where you can really relax. We serve traditional food, and the menu changes through the seasons with produce from the sea, lakes, forests and plains. We prepare modern classics from Norwegian produce. Welcome!

Centrally located in the city centre, Mehfel offers Pakistani food with a difference. Our goal is to offer the most exquisite culinary experiences, combined with Pakistani art and culture. We regularly arrange concerts with musicians from all over the World in our beautiful ballroom. We also offer first class service for parties, seminars, Christmas dinners and other gatherings until 150 guests. Please contact us for more information, or pay a visit and experience a meal you will not forget. Welcome!

Welcome to a warm and spicy experience at our Restaurant Mister India. We serve traditional and classical dishes, mainly from the North-Indian kitchen. Naan and Tikka, Tandoori and Dal are central themes. Indian dishes are always rich in spices, but not always hot. We prepare the spiciness of the food to the wishes of our guests. Nice surroundings and Indian hospitality make the meal a pleasant experience. Also visit our restaurant Mother India in Pilestredet 63, tel 22 60 81 04.

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Italian food at its best! In the centre of Oslo is the Mona Lisa restaurant. This is one of Oslo’s biggest restaurant houses with five different dining areas offering à la carte menu, bars, nigh-club, Bollywood disco, French-Arabian nights and salsa nights. The restaurant house has several outdoor areas with 1000 seats, tables and heaters. There is an outdoor disco all year round. Nightclub until 6 am. Food is served until 3.30 am.

New Orleans Restaurant is located opposite the Oslo Nye Teater, and is the city’s only Creole restaurant. It can seat 130 guests, and the interior’s crystal chandeliers and grand wooden furniture reflect the elegance and grandeur of colonial times. New Orleans Restaurant is centrally located near most major theatres and stages. The Lousiana food and New Orleans environment and music makes for a great night out, either by starting with a meal or finishing off a cultural experience in the New Orleans bar.

Olivia is located by the harbour of Aker Brygge with a wonder-ful view of the Akershus Fortress. Make yourself comfortable in a cosy atmosphere with four open fire places and real tastes from Italy. We bake thin crust Italian pizza in stone ovens. We also have pasta, antipasti and lunch courses on the menu, as well as a gluten-free pizza option. Our Italian wine menu is constantly increasing, and many wines are served by the glass. Olivia has a large outdoor restaurant which is open all year, and from here you can enjoy the view of the Akershus Fortress and the port of Oslo.

Peppes has served American pizza since 1970. The restaurants have a unique interior with a warm and intimate atmosphere. Peppes offers traditional American pizza as well as a single serving of Italian-inspired pizza with a thin, crispy crust. There are also other dishes on the menu.

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Restaurant Havsmak is a fish and seafood restaurant located be-tween the Foreign Office and the Royal Palace. Our ambition is to prepare excellent food from the fantastic produce Norwegian nature has to offer. Every day our chef composes a 5-course menu based on the day’s best produce (choose 2-5 courses). An extensive à la carte menu with fish, seafood, meat and vegetarian dishes is also available. The cuisine is international. The restaurant is modern, airy and comfortable and consists of a main restaurant, a mezzanine, a chambre separée and a bar. Welcome!

Welcome to the Restaurant house Opera in Bjørvika. A house with many possibilities.restaurant Argent Fine Dining offers excellent food prepared from exclusive produce, served in delicate and exciting sur-roundings. 4-7 course menu based on the very best produce.Brasserie Sanguine is located in the spacious and airy lobby area, and offers outdoor dining by the waterfront. Experience the architecture of the Opera House, the lively atmosphere and a splendid view of the fjord while enjoying your meal.Bars in the lobby and on the balconys offer refreshments and simple dishes.

Welcome to SüdØst Restaurant House, located in lower Grünerløkka in Oslo. Our great restaurant offers 180 seats, of which 32 are in a chambre separée and equipped with projec-tor, whiteboard and wireless internet facilities. We can offer a modern menu that reflects quality and inspiration, and where the produce and seasons determine the menu from day to day. At SüdØst everyone is welcome from early to late all week. The nightclub Auralux is open Friday/ Saturday from 22.00 – 03.00. Age limit 24 years.

Come and taste the best seafood in Oslo. Live lobster tanks, oysters, scallops, salmon, monkfish and other Norwegian delica-cies prepared with natural organic ingredients at the hands of master chefs, and complemented by an exceptional wine list. Uniquely situated at the historic quayside right below Akershus Fortress, Solsiden faces the most romantic sunset in town.

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u Karl Johansgt 35 ( 22 33 32 00 U www.fridays.no u Klingenberggaten 5 ( 22 83 20 82 U www.fridays.no u Stranden 39, aker Brygge ( 24 13 31 00 U www.fridays.no

u Stortingsg. 24 /26 ( 22 82 41 38 @ [email protected] U www.theatercafeen.no

u Christian Frederikspl. 5 ( 24 10 30 50 @ [email protected] U www.thonhotels.no/opera


Centrally located in Grünerløkka, you will find us in Thorvald Meyers gate 26. The menu at Sult (hunger) is prepared by our creative chefs; it is simple, and includes only the freshest of ingredients, typical for the urban, casual atmosphere that pre-vails at “Løkka”. The menu features fish and seafood and offers the latest in Norwegian cuisine. Adjacent to the restaurant Sult is the bar Tørst (thirst), a natural meeting point for friends. For catering services, please contact Sult Hjem.

From early morning to late in the evening, there is always a chance to experience something exciting. A meeting-place for a good and quick lunch, an informal dinner, a visit to the bar or just a chat with friends, at Friday’s all your needs can be catered for. Our American-inspired cuisine and Oslo’s most creative drinks menu will surely have something for everyone. Come here for the food - stay here for the fun!

Theatercaféen is colourful and buzzing, lively and unique. A piece of Norwegian cultural history and a must for those com-ing to Oslo. Our legendary wiener-café is on New York Times’ list of the World’s 10 most famous cafés, and has been the city’s most popular eating and meeting place for over 100 years.

Thon Hotel Opera is centrally located in Bjørvika with a view to-wards our new Opera House. Scala Restaurant on the 2nd floor focuses on an opera theme and has a modern and international kitchen. Enjoy a glass of wine at one of our many tables by the windows. The restaurant can also offer a selection of attractive rooms for smaller and bigger parties. We welcome you to Bjørvikas best kept secret.

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u Karl Johans gate 33 ( 23 33 20 40 @ [email protected] U www.zclubs.no

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u Sonja Henies Plass 3 ( 22 05 80 34 @ [email protected] U www.34etg.no


Z Clubs: Clubs in club concept Z Clubs offers: Café, Restaurant, 6 Bars, 5 Event areas for rent, Harry’s Sports Bar, 12 big screens, Live music on Wednesdays, Blues Bar on Thursdays. Z Clubs has one of Oslo’s widest entertainment selections on 1200 square metres in he middle of Karl Johans gate by Spikersuppa. Welcome to Z Clubs! Open 7 days a week. Lunch, dinner, bars, nightclub & sportsbar. See You!

A place for the quality-minded person, 34 is located 107 meters above the ground with Oslo’s best view! Leave the noise and stress of the city behind, and enjoy a lunch out of the ordinary. During the evening a three course or a five course menu is available. All made by our creative kitchen from the finest produce. There is also a choice of lobster and oysters freshly picked from our lobster-aquarium and, of course, a selection from our exciting à la carte menu. Ask our bartenders to make you a fancy cocktail or try one of our designer martinis. Some go out… others go up!

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From simple guest houses to design hotels and large luxury hotels, Oslo can offer 16,000 beds to its visitors. A number of new hotels will open in the next few years. All our hotels offer special weekend rates and, with a few exceptions, all include a full breakfast buffet in their prices.

Experience Oslo with the Oslo Package!Choose from our selection of 40 hotels and book the Oslo Package incl. accommodation, breakfast and an Oslo Pass for your entire stay. Up to two children stay free of charge in the same room as their parents.

For more information and reservations in Oslo, call VisitOslo’s booking telephone on + 47 815 30 555 or book online at www.visitoslo.com/hotel-booking

Accommodationwww.visitoslo.com/en/hotel-booking

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HOtELSanKEr HOtEL BESt WEStErn u Storgata 55 ( 22997500 @ [email protected] U www.anker.oslo.no

BESt WEStErn HOtEL BOnDEHEIMEn u Rosenkrantz gt. 8 ( 23214100 @ [email protected] U www.bondeheimen.com

BESt WEStErn KaMPEn HOtEL u Kjølberggaten 29 ( 24 07 40 00 @ [email protected] www.bestwestern.no

HOtEL BrIStOL aS u Kristian IVs gate 7 ( 22826000 @ [email protected] U www.bristol.no

CarLtOn HOtEL OSLO aS u Parkveien 78 ( 23274000 @ [email protected] U www.carlton.no

CLarIOn COLLECtIOn HOtEL SaVOY u Universitetsgt. 11 ( 23354200 @ [email protected] www.choicehotels.no

CLarIOn HOtEL rOYaL CHrIStIanIa u Biskop Gunnerus gate 3 ( 23108000 @ [email protected] www.royalchristiania.no

HOtEL COntInEntaL u Stortingsgaten 24-26 ( 22824000 @ [email protected] www.hotel-continental.no

FIrSt HOtEL GrIMS GrEnKa u Kongens gate 5 ( 23107200 @ [email protected] www.grimsgrenka.no

FIrSt HOtEL MILLEnnIuM u Tollbugata 25 ( 21022800 @ [email protected] U www.firsthotels.com

GranD HOtEL u Karl Johans gate 31 ( 23212000 @ [email protected] U www.grand.no

HOLMEnKOLLEn ParK HOtEL rICa u Kongeveien 26 ( 22922000 @ [email protected] U www.holmenkollenparkhotel.no

LYSEBu u Lysebuveien 12 ( 21511000 @ [email protected] U www.lysebu.com

nOrLanDIa KarL JOHan HOtELL u Karl Johans gate 33 ( 23161700 @ [email protected] U www.norlandia.no/karljohan

PErMInaLEn HOtEL u Øvre Slottsgate 2 ( 23093081 @ [email protected] U www.perminalen.com

P-HOtELS OSLO u Grensen 19 ( 23318000 @ [email protected] U www.p-hotels.no U www.p-hotels.no

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raDISSOn SaS HOtEL nYDaLEn u Nydalsveien 33 ( 23263000 @ [email protected] www.nydalen.oslo.radissonsas.com

raDISSOn SaS PLaZa HOtEL u Sonja Henies plass 3 ( 22058000 @ [email protected] U www.plaza.oslo.radissonsas.com

raDISSOn SaS SCanDInaVIa HOtEL u Holbergs gate 30 ( 23293000 @ [email protected] U www.scandinavia.oslo.radissonsas.com

rICa HOtEL BYGDØY aLLÉ u Bygdøy Allé 53 ( 23085800 @ [email protected] U www.rica.no

rICa HOLBErG HOtEL u Holbergs plass 1 ( 23157200 @ [email protected] U www.rica.no

rICa OSLO HOtEL u Europarådets plass 1 ( 23104200 @ [email protected] U www.rica.no

rICa traVEL HOtEL u Arbeidergata 4 ( 22003300 @ [email protected] U www.rica.no

rICa VICtOrIa HOtEL u Rosenkrantz gt. 13 ( 24147000 @ [email protected] U www.rica.no

SCanDIC BYPOrtEn u Jernbanetorget 6 ( 23155500 @ [email protected] U www.scandic-hotels.no/byporten

SCanDIC EDDErKOPPEn u St. Olavs plass 1 ( 23155600 @ [email protected] U www.scandic-hotels.no/edderkoppen

SCanDIC Kna u Parkveien 68 ( 23155700 @ [email protected] U www.scandic-hotels.no/kna

SCanDIC SJØLYSt u Sjølyst plass 5 ( 23155100 @ [email protected] U www.scandic-hotels.no/sjolyst

tHOn HOtEL aStOrIa u Dronningens gate 21 ( 24145550 @ [email protected] U www.thonhotels.no/astoria

tHOn HOtEL CECIL u Stortingsgaten 8 ( 23314800 @ [email protected] U www.thonhotels.no/cecil

tHOn HOtEL EurOPa u St. Olavs gate 31 ( 23256300 @ [email protected] U www.thonhotels.no/europa

tHOn HOtEL GYLDEnLØVE u Bogstadveien 20 ( 23332300 @ [email protected] U www.thonhotels.no/gyldenlove

www.visitoslo.com/en/hotel-booking

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tHOn HOtEL LInnE u Statsråd Mathiesensvei 12 ( 23170000 @ [email protected] U www.thonhotels.no/linne

tHOn HOtEL MunCH u Munchs gate 5 ( 223219600 @ [email protected] U www.thonhotels.no/munch

tHOn HOtEL OPEra u Christian Frederiks plass 5 ( 24103000 @ [email protected] U www.thonhotels.no/opera

tHOn HOtEL SLOttSParKEn u Wergelandsveien 5 ( 23256600 @ [email protected] U www.thonhotels.no/slottsparken

tHOn HOtEL SPECtruM u Brugata 7 ( 23362700 @ [email protected] U www.thonhotels.no/spectrum

tHOn HOtEL StEFan u Rosenkrantz gt. 1 ( 23315500 @ [email protected] U www.thonhotels.no/stefan

tHOn HOtEL tErMInuS u Stenersgaten 10 ( 22056000 @ [email protected] U www.thonhotels.no/terminus

tHOn HOtEL VIKa atrIuM u Munkedamsveien 45 ( 22833300 @ [email protected] U www.thonhotels.no/vikaatrium

VOKSEnÅSEn KuLtur- OG KOnFEranSEHOtELL u Ullveien 4 ( 22811500 @ [email protected] U www.voksenaasen.no

YOutH HOStELS/PEnSIOnS/CaMPInG SItESOSLO VanDrErHJEM HaraLDSHEIM u Haraldsheimveien 4 ( 22222965 @ [email protected] U www.haraldsheim.oslo.no

anKEr HOStEL u Storgaten 55 ( 22997200 @ [email protected] U www.ankerhostel.no

COCHS PEnSJOnat u Parkveien 25 ( 23332400 @ [email protected] U www.cochspensjonat.no

ELLInGSEnS PEnSJOnat u Holtegaten 25 ( 22600359 @ [email protected] U www.ellingsenspensjonat.no

GJEStEHuSEt LOVISEnBErG u Lovisenberggata 15 ( 22358300 @ [email protected] U www.diahuset.no/gjestehuset

BOGStaD CaMPInG (Open all year - has cabins for rent) u Ankerveien 117 ( 22510800 @ [email protected] U www.bogstadcamping.no

“Budget makes car hire easier!”

To rent a car, pleasecall 815 60 600, orvisit www.budget.no

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Oslo – a convention cityCongress organizers like it in Oslo. In particular, the unique combination of an intimate town and pulsating metropolis is well known and highly appreciated. The local venue organizers are profes-sional and cooperative and the infra-structure is well developed, factors which are vital in putting Oslo on the map as a great convention destination.Oslo has a great choice in convention and meeting facilities. Everything from a small room to a large fancy banqueting room, or an auditorium for a convention, is easily available. Some of the main ones are listed below along with tips for expert services in connection with planning of the event:

MEEtInG /EXHIBItIOn FaCILItIESGaMLE LOGEn aS ( 22334470 @ [email protected] U www.gamlelogen.no

nOrGES VarEMESSE ( 66939100 @ [email protected] U www.messe.no

OSLO KOnGrESSEntEr ( 90709999 @ [email protected] U www.oslo.kongressenter.no

Conference informationwww.visitoslo.com/en/conferences

OSLO KOnSErtHuS aS ( 23113100 @ [email protected] U www.oslokonserthus.no

OSLO MILItÆrE SaMFunDS SELSKaPSLOKaLEr ( 22421212 @ [email protected] U www.oslomilitaeresamfund.no

OSLO SPEKtruM anS ( 22052900 @ [email protected] U www.oslospektum.no

tECHnICaL SuPPLIErSInFOrMatIOnStEKnIK SCanDInaVIa a/S ( 22205450 @ [email protected] U www.informationsteknik.com

SEntO aS ( 67154300 @ [email protected] U www.sento.no

SIMnEt - SIMuLtantOLKEr ( 22520096 @ [email protected] U www.simnet.no

MEEtInG anD COnGrESS OrGanIZErSCOnGrESS COnFErEnCE aS – COnGrEX (nOrWaY) ( 22561930 @ [email protected] U www.congrex.no

GYrO EVEnt aS ( 22926200 @ [email protected] U www.gyro.no

IntErnatIOnaL COnFErEnCE SErVICE – SISSI P. SOLBErG a/S ( 24149800 @ [email protected] U www.ics.no

MEEtInG ManaGEMEnt ( 22555011 @ [email protected] U www.meeting-management.no

tHuE & SELVaaG FOruM aS ( 22405005 @ [email protected] U www.tsforum.no

trOnD & trOnD aS ( 23111900 @ [email protected] U www.trondogtrond.no

InCOMInG OPEratOrS / DMCGranD EurOPEan nOrtH ( 67104360 @ [email protected] U www.gen.se

SCanDInaVIan IMaGE aS ( 22402180 @ [email protected] U www.scandinavian-image.com

SKI & GuIDE ( 91514633 @ [email protected] U www.ski-guide.no

tuMLarE COrPOratIOn ( 21314100 @ [email protected] U www.tumlare.com

nrK aKtIVuM ( 23042520 @ [email protected] U www.nrk.no/aktivum

GuIDE aGEnCIESFor information on Guide Agencies, see page 15.

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The surrounding region of Oslo consists mainly of the fjord, lakes and forested hills, and can of-fer great alternatives to the big city. An extensive road system and public transport make the attractions in the region easily accessible.

North of oslo you will find thousands of signposted hiking trails, and historical names such as Romerike and Nittedal. Further up the Randsfjord are numerous Viking sites and a visit to the region would not be complete without a visit to Hadeland Glassworks. 30 minutes north of Oslo, Varingskollen alpine resort can offer the best terrain park in the region.

Southwest of oslo, you find Bærum, Askerlandet, Hurum and Røyken with a beautiful archipelago consisting of hundreds of small islets, most of which are protected nature reserves. You will find continous hiking-trails along most of the coastline, Skaugum, the residence of the Crown Prince and Princess, Henie Onstad art centre, Bærums Verk and Scandinavia’s largest shopping mall Sandvika Storsenter.

Southeast of the city, you find some of Oslo’s inhabitants’ own favourites. In the summer time, many of the public beaches and islands are accessible by public ferry boats. Visit Norway’s largest amusement park, Tusenfryd or charming Drøbak with its famous Christmas House – both of which are short bus trips from Oslo City Centre.

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vISITorS CENTrE hADElAND glASSvErk Hadeland Glassverk is located in beautiful sur-roundings at the southern end of Randsfjorden (lake), only one hour drive from Oslo, and 40 minutes from Oslo Airport Gardermoen. Every day, all year round, nine inspiring shops, the restaurant Kokkestua and our special home bakery welcome you to a great experience. The Glass Hut is the pulsating heart of the glass-works. Here our glass-blowers reveal some of the secrets of their traditional craftsmanship. Hadeland Glassverk has one of Scandinavia’s largest glass museums, and in the Summer, exciting exhibitions are on display in our art gallery.

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2-5 10-18 (Summer) 6 10-17 (Summer) 7 11-18 (Summer) See our website for changes in opening hours in the Museum/ glass hut and for the rest of the year ; TIMEkspressen bus 4 from the Oslo Bus terminal platform 29. Direct to Hadeland Glassverk.

hENIE oNSTAD ArT CENTrE (Museum of Modern Art)Henie Onstad Museum is Norway’s centre for international contemporary art. Changing exhibitions. Concerts, film view-ings and speeches. Permanent collection and sculpture park. Sonia Henie’s medals are exhibited. Situated in beautiful sur-roundings by the Oslo fjord, 12 km from Oslo city centre. B&M restaurant. Museum Shop. Beach. Free entry on Wednesdays

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2-5 11-19 6-7 11-17 1 Closed ; Bus 151 from Oslo S/ Fredriks gate/ Vika to Høvikodden.

oSCArSBorg FESTNINgIn the summer season, Oscarsborg is ideal for families with children, as well as for the cul-turally and historically interested: Museum, guided tours, gallery, exhibitions, coastal Goats, tunnel safari, beaches, the fortress, concerts, theatre and unique surroundings. There are plenty of activities to last the whole day, and there are several places to eat as well as a hotel on the island. In the winter season Oscarsborg is a popular corporate venue, as well as “Christmas at Oscarsborg”!

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Oscarsborg is open daily; Daily ferry from Drøbak. During the Summer season from June to September, also from Oslo. Se our website for ferry table. Own guest harbour!

TuSENFrYD ASBring your family along on an unforget-table day at TusenFryd. Try our “speedy” attractions; Speed Monster, SpaceShot or the Canoe ride which takes you high and low, back and forth. BadeFryd (pool area) has 250 m² of pools, slides and bathing rivers. The youngest ones will enjoy Grandpa’s car. Welcome to merry-go-rounds, radio cars and lots of other exciting activities!

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From May to October. See www.tusenfryd.no for exact opening hours.; Car: approx 20 minutes drive South-East of Oslo on E18/ E6. Bus: Shuttle bus from Oslo Bus Terminal/ Galleri Oslo from 10 am or Bus 541.

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aCOMMODatIOnBESt WEStErn FaGErBOrG HOtEL u Storgt. 37-39, 2000 Lillestrøm ( 64847400 @ [email protected] U www.fagerborghotel.no

EMMa GJEStEHuS u Høyrabben 4, 1336 Sandvika ( 67130659 @ [email protected] U www.emmagjestehus.no

SunDVOLDEn HOtEL u 3531 Krokkleiva (Buskerud county) ( 32162100 @ [email protected] U www.sundvolden.no

tHOn HOtEL arEna u Nesgata 1, 2004 Lillestrøm ( 66936000 @ [email protected] U www.thonhotels.no/arena

The Oslo Region

www.visitoslo.com/en/oslo-region

tOurISt InFOrMatIOnVISIt OSLOrEGIOn U www.visitosloregion.com

tOurISt InFOrMatIOn FOLLO U www.ski-storsenter.no

tOurISt InFOrMatIOn rOMErIKE U www.strommenstorsenter.no

tOurISt InFOrMatIOn aSKEr anD BÆruM U www.sandvikastorsenter.no

VISIt DraMMEnSrEGIOnEn U www.visitdrammensregionen.no

VISIt HaDELanD U www.visithadeland.no

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uSEFuL InFOrMatIOnThe tourist information offices in Oslo are ready to assist you with information, free brochures, hotel reservations, sightseeing, currency exchange and lots more. Here you may also buy the Oslo Pass and the Oslo Package. The tourist information offices also have a great selection of souvenirs.The offices have one call centre that may be reached by telephone +47 815 30 555For opening hours, please see www.visitoslo.com

tHE tOurISt InFOrMatIOn at traFIKantEn u Jernbanetorget 1 ( 81530555 @ [email protected]

tHE tOurISt InFOrMatIOn BY tHE CItY HaLL u Fridtjof Nansens plass 5 ( 81530555 @ [email protected]

tHE tOurISt InFOrMatIOn BY tHE CruISE tErMInaL (Open only when cruise ships are docking) u Akershusstranda, skur 35 ( 81530555 @ [email protected]

OSLO FOr aLLWe would like to make everyone feel welcome in Oslo. In order to make it easier for handicapped people to plan and get the most out of their stay in Oslo, VisitOslo has started a project to de-termine how accessible Oslo is to the physically-disabled, the hearing and visually-impaired and those suffering from allergies and asthma. When visiting our website you will sometimes find a handicap symbol (red wheelchair). This means that there is information in that specific section regarding accessibility for the disabled. You may also use the search engine to seek information for disabled or search using our digital map. If you do not have access to the Internet, we will be happy to assist you via telephone, e-mail or in person through our tourist information centres in Oslo. Welcome to Oslo for all!For more information, please see www.visitoslo.com/oslo-for-all

COuntrY CODE To call Norway from abroad: +47

CurrEnCY EXCHanGECurrency exchange may be done in all banks and post offices in Oslo. Opening hours for most banks are 08.30-15.30 Monday to Friday (Thursday 08.30-17.00). In the summer time, the banks may close earlier. Most post offices are open 09.00-17.00 Monday to Friday and 09.00-13.00 on Saturdays. You can also exchange money here:

the tourist information by the City Hall u Fridtjof Nansens plass 5

the tourist information at trafikantenu Jernbanetorget 1

FOrEX u Egertorget, Sentralstasjonen, Flytogterminalen and Brugata 8

Oslo airport Gardermoen (OSL)12 ATM’s with the most common currencies, as well as currency counter in the departure hall.

Useful informationwww.visitoslo.com/en/faq:-useful-information

tOurISM aSSOCIatIOnDEn nOrSKE turIStFOrEnInG/OSLO OG OMEGn turIStFOr. ( 22822800 – 22822822 @ [email protected] U www.dntoslo.no

rELIGIOuS COMMunItIESSee information on www.visitoslo.com/useful-links

EMBaSSIES anD COnSuLatESSee information on www.visitoslo.com/useful-links

uSEFuL tELEPHOnE nuMBErSEMErGEnCY nuMBErS FIrES, aCCIDEntS anD SErIOuS POLLutIOn ( 110

POLICE, IMMEDIatE aSSIStanCE ( 112

aMBuLanCE anD MEDICaL aSSIStanCE ( 113

LOSt anD FOunD POLICE ( 22 66 98 65

rutEr aS (PuBLIC tranSPOrt) ( 22 08 53 61

nSB (traIn) (OSLO CEntraL StatIOn) ( 815 68 340

MEDICaL aID anD PHarMaCY MunICIPaL MEDICaL EMErGEnCY SErVICE ( 22 93 22 93

JErnBanEtOrGEtS aPOtEK (Pharmacy) ( 23 35 81 00

DEntaL SErVICE ( 22 67 30 00

CrEDIt CarD SErVICES aMErICan EXPrESS ( 800 68 100

DInErS CLuB ( 21 01 50 00

EurOCarD / MaStErCarD ( 21 01 52 22

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InFOrMatIOn On traFFIC anD rOaD COnDItIOnS StatEnS VEGVESEn (24-timers service) ( 175

tOLL rOaDS StatEnS VEGVESEn ( 02012 U www.autopass.no

FOr MOtOrIStS (emergency service) FaLKEn rEDnInGSKOrPS ( 02222

KOnGELIG nOrSK autOMOBILKLuBB (Kna) ( 21 60 49 00

nOrGES autOMOBIL FOrBunD (naF) ( 810 00 505

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tranSPOrtOslo has a population of approximately 570 000, and is the most densely populated region in the country. Oslo is the natural centre of transport and communications in South-Eastern Norway. The country’s main international airport is located a short distance from the city centre, and additionally there are ferries, trains and buses departing daily to national and international destinations. Oslo is furthermore an important port for freighters and cruise vessels.

aIrPOrtOSLO aIrPOrt GarDErMOEn (OSL) Domestic and international airport, located approx 50 km north of Oslo city centre U www.osl.no

SanDEFJOrD aIrPOrt tOrP (trF) Airport for low fare airlines, located approx 120 km south of Oslo city centre U www.torp.no

MOSS aIrPOrt rYGGE (rYG) Located approximately 60 km from Oslo city centre

U www.ryg.no

natIOnaL aIrLInESnOrWEGIan aIr SHuttLE u Oksenøyveien 10a, 1331 Fornebu ( 81521815 U www.norwegian.no

SaS SCanDInaVIan aIrLInES u Oksenøyveien 3, 1330 Fornebu ( 67597000 (Switchboard) - 05400 (Booking) U www.sas.no

WIDErØES FLYVESELSKaP u E. Lychesvei 10, 1301 Sandvika ( 67116000 (Switchboard) - 81001200 (Booking) U www.wideroe.no

HOW tO GEt tO/ FrOM OSLO aIrPOrt GarDErMOEn (OSL)FLYtOGEt Duration 19 minutes to/from Oslo city centre ( 815 00 777 U www.flytoget.no

nSB rEGIOnaL anD LOCaL traInS ( 81500888 (Customer service) 177 (Local trains) U www.nsb.no

aIrPOrt EXPrESS BuS (SaS tranSPOrt SErVICE) Leaves to/from Oslo Airport every 20 min. Duration approx 40 min to/from Oslo Bus Terminal/Galleri Oslo ( 22804971 (Info telephone) U www.flybussen.no

FLYBuSSEKSPrESSEn (nOr-WaY BuSSEKSPrESS) ( Local: 177 - Regional: 81544444 SMS: write NBE (question) and send to 2177 U www.nor-way.no @ [email protected]

HOW tO GEt tO/ FrOM SanDEFJOrD aIrPOrt tOrP (trF)tOrPEKSPrESSEn Torpekspressen (Torp airport). Duration 110 min to/from Oslo city centre

( 67980480 U www.torpekspressen.no

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Useful information

nSB rEGIOnaL traInS (Vestfoldbanen) Free shuttle bus service to/from Torp station ( 81500888 (customer service) – 177 (local trains) U www.nsb.no

HOW tO GEt tO/ FrOM MOSS LuFtHaVn rYGGE (rYG)rYGGE-EKSPrESSEn Duration 65 min to/from Oslo city centre ( 67980480 U www.rygge-ekspressen.no

nSB rEGIOnaL traInS (Østfoldbanen) Free shuttle bus service to/from Rygge station. ( 81500888 (customer service) – 177 (local trains) U www.nsb.no

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InFOrMatIOn aBOut PuBLIC tranSPOrt In anD arOunD OSLO (See map in the back of this guide)

traFIKantEn Local public transport information centre

u Jernbanetorget 1 ( 177 (Domestic) - +47 81500176 (International) U www.trafikanten.no

raILWaY StatIOnSnOrWEGIan StatE raILWaYS (nSB) Oslo has two railway stations in the centre of town: Oslo Central Station (Oslo S) and Nationaltheatret. ( 815 00 888 U www.nsb.no

traInunIOnSEXPrESSEn Classical train between Oslo – Stockholm with restaurant carriage and entertainment. Travelling time 5 hrs. ( +46 54140248 @ [email protected] U www.unionsexpressen.com

BuS COMPanIESLaVPrISEKSPrESSEn Low fare bus service from Oslo to Bergen, Trondheim, Kristiansand and Copenhagen.

U www.lavprisekspressen.no

SWEBuS EXPrESS Low fare bus service from Oslo to Sweden and Denmark

( 800 58 444 U www.swebusexpress.se

SÄFFLEBuSSEn Low fare bus service from Oslo to Sweden and Denmark ( 815 660 10 U www.safflebussen.se

FErrIESCOLOr LInE aSa Oslo–Kiel (Germany), Sandefjord-Strømstad (Sweden) Daily departure from Oslo to Kiel at 14:00 hrs u Hjortneskaia, 0250 Oslo ( 810 00 811 (Booking) @ [email protected] U www.colorline.no

DFDS SEaWaYS aS Daily departure from Oslo to Copenhagen at 17:00 hrs u Vippetangen Utsikker 2, 0150 Oslo ( 21621340 (Booking) U www.dfds.no

StEna LInE nOrGE aS Departure from Oslo to Frederikshavn Tue-Sun at 19:30 hrs in low season. 15.6-31.8 Daily departure at 19:30 hrs Pier 2, Vippetangen u Jernbanetorget 2, 0154 Oslo ( 02010 (Booking) 23179100 (Administration) @ [email protected] U www.stenaline.no

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FErrIES In tHE OSLO FJOrDSKIBS aS BYGDØFÆrGErnE u Rådhusbrygge 3 ( 23 35 68 90

OSLO-FErGEnE aS Departure from Vippetangen to several of the islands in the Oslo fjord ( 23327780

aS nESODDEn BunDEFJOrD DaMPSKIPSSELSKaP u Stranden 1 – Aker Brygge, 0250 Oslo ( 23 11 52 20

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OSLO CruISE HarBOurOslo is one of Norway’s most popular cruise destinations and the technically-advanced harbour area can receive port visits all year round. The ships dock by Akershus Fortress in the City Centre. The Fortress is more than 700 years old, and is an excellent starting point when exploring Oslo. From the harbour you can see the City Hall, the Nobel Peace Centre with Oslo’s green hills in the background. A walk along the quai to Aker Brygge and Tjuvholmen is highly recommended, as you will find restaurants, cafés and shops. In front of the City Hall or from Aker Brygge, you can take a tram (direction Majorstuen) to the famous Vigeland sculpture park. From Rådhuskaia (quai) there are several sightsee-ing trips, by boat or bus, to choose from and the museum peninsula of Bygdøy is only a 10 minute ferry ride away.

VisitOSLO is a member of Oslo Cruise Network and Cruise Baltic, a collaboration for quality between cruise destinations in Northern Europe.

For more information about cruise, please see www.visitoslo.com/cruise , www.cruisebaltic.com, www.oslocruise.com

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Travellingto Oslo?The Oslo region offers a wide range of experiences all year around.

For travel suggestionsand exiting offers see:

www.flyOSL.comPhotos: Esben Haakenstad, Kvitfjell / VisitOSLO, Nancy Bundt

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Toll Fee in NorwayAutomatic toll stations in OsloThe number plate of all vehicles without an Auto-PASS Contract is photographed, and an invoice is sent by mail to the owner of the car, at no extra charge. This also applies for foreign vehicles.

Toll fee in the Oslo Toll RingVehicles <3,5 tonn NOK 25,00/12,50*Vehicles >3.5 tonn NOK 75,00/37,50** Outer ring west of Oslo

In Oslo you can pay toll fee at most ESSO petrol stations.

Pay toll fee on the internetWith a credit card you can pay your toll fee onautopass.no.

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gat

e

Tide

man

ds

g

ate

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aaks

ga

te

Erlin

g

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kjal

gsso

ns

gate

Fear

nleys

g

ate

Holmboe

s gate

Sorgenfri

gata

Essendrops

gate

Fridtjof Nansens veiMo n o l i t v e i e n

Ole Vigs gate

Jakob A

alls

g

ate

Jakob Aalls g

ate

Wilh

elm F

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ens

vei

Jako

b

Aalls

gat

e

Hamm

erstads gate

Trudvangveien Schønings gate

Munthes gate

Prof. Dahls gate gate

Åsaveien

Oscars

gat

e

Os c

ar s

ga

t e

Os c

ar s

ga

t e

Grø

nneg

ata

Welhavens gate

Filipstadkaia

Filipstadutstikker

Brannskjæturstikker

Cruise

Cruise

Rådhusbrygge

12

34

gate

Huitf

eldt

s

Par

kvei

en

Observatoriegata

Observatoriegata

Hans

teen

s

gat

e

Cort Adelers gate

Arbi

ns g

ate

Enga

S t o r t i n gsga t a

K r i s t i a n I V ' s g a t e

Hol

berg

s ga

te

Riddervolds gate

Inko

gnito

gata

Lassons gate

Sollig

gata

Reichweins gt

Thomles gate Krog

s gate

Kro

nprin

sens

gat

e

Victor

ia ter

rass

e

Klingenberggata

Tord

ensk

jold

s

g

ate R

oald

Am

. gt

Inkognito

Sommerrogt.

terrass

e

Hydroparken

FridtjofNansens

pl.

7. juniplassen

Vestbane-plassen

Dronning Mauds gate

So

f i es

ga

t e

Os

l o g

ate

Pla

tou

s

T ø y e n g a t a

Tr o n d h e i ms v e i e n Jens B

jelkes gate

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ga

te

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y ga

ta

Motzfeldts gate

Dokk- veien

Ned

re

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ate

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rsg

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e

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Uni

vers

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g

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hu

ss

t r an

da

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ga

t a

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pl.

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rg

ga

t a

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Heim

dals gata

Bernt Ankers gate

Marib

oes gate

Colbjørnsens gt.

FE

ST

NI N

GS

TU

NN

E L E N

Thor Olsens gt.

Havnagata

Hjo

rtne

skai

a

Falb

es gate

Vaterlandstunnelen

Biskop Gunnerus' gate

Lyb

ekkerg

t

Geitm

yrsveien

Gei

tmyr

sve

ien

Hyl lveien

Mad

seru

d a

llé

Mad

seru

d allé

Thun

es v

ei

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Solheimgata

President H

arbitz’ gate

Frøyas gate

Filipstadveien

Observatorie

terra

sse

Hav

neve

ien

ga

te

Vig

elan

ds v

ei

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Christia

n Bennec

hes

vei

Bygødy kappellvei

Frølichs vei

Christian Frederiks vei

Christia

n Fre

de

riks

vei

Fuglehauggata

Karenslyst allé

Hengse

ngve

ien

Thorvald Erichsens vei

Sjøl

yst

plas

s

Tingst

uvei

en

Sigurd

Ive

rsens

vei

Harbitzalléen

Adventvei

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ei

Ulle

rnfa

ret

St. E

dmunds vei

Bestumveien

Bestumveien

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ien

Venn

ersb

org

veie

n

Bekkefaret

Nedre

Sko

gve

i

Abbedi- kollen

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tav

Ne

dre

Skø

yen

vei

Skø

yenv

eien

Gul

dber

gs v

ei

Hjørungveien

Borgenveien

Bor

genv

eien

Bor

genb

akke

n

Ko

nve

ntv

eie

n

Kon

vent

veie

n

Heg

geliv

eien

Prio

rvei

en

Monolittveien

Sørkedalsveien

Apalve

ien

Suhms gate

Gydas

vei

Gardeveien

Harald Hårfa

rgers

gate

Fa

ger

bor

g-

gat

a SophusBugges

plass

Pile

stre

det

Pile

stre

de

t

Tørtberg

Tuengen allé

Hoffsv

eien

Bekke

livei

en

Bekkelikroken

Guldberglia

Ask

evei

en

Hoff terrasseEngebrets v.

Hovfaret

Nedre

Ulle

rn terr.

St. Georgs vei

Gråbrødreveien

Theodor

Kittelsens vei

Jarls

borgveienMontebel loveien

Hus

ebyv

eien

Gul lkro

ken

Silurveien

Gel

ogsv

inge

n

Nor

evei

enO

lav

Bjaal

ands

veiM

ontebello terrasse

Se

lbyb

akke

n

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bakken

N o r d h e i mb

ak

ke

n

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Mor

geda

lsv.

C.A. T

orste

nssens vei

Sø

r b

u h a u g e n

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Kierschows gate

Thustrups g

ate

Thus

trup

s g

ate

Tåse

nvei

en

Sto

ckfle

ths g

ate

Myrlokka

Rodeløkkakolonialhager

Vø

yen

svin

gen

Tor s

h o v Da l e

n

Ole

Bul

ls g

ate

Torshovgata

Agathe Gørnndahlas gate

Sinsenveien

Lørenveien

Dælenenggata

Hovinveien

Sons gate

Skedsmogata

Norm

anns- gata

Br i

nke

n

Br inken

No

rman

nsg

ata

Hedmarks-

Bø

ga

ta

Jordal

Terrasse

Oda

lsga

ta

Høl

ands

gata

Hagegata

Nannestadgata

gata

Kolstadgata

Jens Bjelkes gate

Grunnhilds gate

Borg

gata

Jarlegata

Klo

ster

gata

Arups gate

Loda

lsbr

uene

Enebakkveien

Alnagata

Østfoldbanen

Ekebergbanen

Svingen

Konows gate

Ribbungagata

Ryenbergveien

EgnehjemveienEkebergveien

jernadalstien

Brannfjellveien

Brannfjellveien

Røhrts vei

Eikeveie

n

Enoks vei

Barnehjemsveien

Fjellagata

Tron

dheim

svei

en

Sofienberggata

Heøgesens gate

Langgata

Trom

søg

a ta

M;o

nra

ds

ga

te

AK

ER

SH

US

ST

RA

ND

A

GRØNLAND

S C H W E I G A A R D S

Sk i

p pe r

g at a

Dr o

n ni n

g en s

ga t

e

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RÅDHUSGATA

Ro s e

n kr a

n tz ´

ga t

e

Keysers gate

HA

US

MA

NN

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AN K

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HG

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AT

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TO

FT

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NY

LA

ND

SV

EI

EN

B I S P E G A T A

FR

ED

EN

SB

OR

GV

EI E

N

NORDRE GATE MØLLERVEIEN

HELGESENS GATE

S A N N E R G ATA

WA L D E M A R

T H R A N E S

GAT E

COLLETTS G

ATE

ULLEVÅLSVEIEN

ULLEVÅLSVEIEN

SONGSVEIEN

COLL

ETTS

GAT

E

DALSBERGSTIEN

BISLETTGATA

BOGSTADVEIEN

VALKYRIEGATABOGSTADVEIEN

MIDDELTHUNS GATE

MAJORSTUVEIEN

SØRKEDALSVEIEN

SØRKEDALSVEIEN

LOUISES GATE

THER

ESES

G

ATE

WILHELMS GATE

FAGERBORGGATA

SUHMS GATE

SPORVEISGATA

INDUSTRIGATA

KIRKEVEIEN

K I RK E V E I E

N

SOFIES G

ATE

MA

RI D

AL

SV

EI E

N

UE

LA

ND

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AT

E

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Thorvald Meyers gate

Thorvald Meyers gate

UL

LE

VÅ

LS

VE

IEN

PI L

ES

TR

ED

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CAMIL

LA C

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VEI

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PAR K V E I EN

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HE

NR

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n

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PA

RK

VE

I EN

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M U N K E D A M S V E I EN

F RE

DE

RI K

S G

AT E

Haakon VII's gate O

lav

V's

g

ate

WERGELANDSVEIE

N

SARS GAT

E

SARS GAT

E

VAHLS GATE

G AT E

GRØNLANDSLEIR

ET

Å K E B E R G V E I E N

GATE

KA

RL J O H A N S G A T E

ST

OR

GA

TA

JOSEFIN

ES GATE

Holte

gata

Olav Kyrresplass

AmaldusNielsens pl.

Frognerplass

BYGDØY ALLÉELISENBERGVEIEN

LØVENSKIOLDS G

ATE

THO

MAS

HEF

TYES

GAT

E

BYGDØY ALLÉ

FRO

GN

ERS TR

AND

A

FROGNERVEIEN

GYLDENLØVES GATE

GYLD

ENLØ

VES GATE

FROGNERVEIENHALV

DAN SVARTES G

ATE IND

UST

RIG

ATA

Munkedamsveien

MU S E UMSVE I EN

HENRIK IBSENS GATE

HENRIK IBSENS GATE

SJØ

LY S T V E I E N

SLEMDALSVEIEN

BLINDERNVEIEN

HO

FFSVEIEN

HOFF

SVEIE

N

ULLERNCHAUSSEEN

KIRKEVEIEN

GRIFFENFELDTS GATE

MARCUS THRANES GATE

CHR. MICHELSENS GATE

VOG

TS G

ATE

BENTSEBRUGATA

MAILUNDVEIE

N

TRO

NDHEIMSVEIE

N

SIN

S E N V E I E N

G R E N S E V E I E N

FIN

NM

AR

KG

ATA

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ENSJØVEIEN

S T. H A R VA R D S GAT E

S T Ø R M S V E I E N

KJØ

LB

ER

GG

AT

A

D Y V E K E S V E I

K O N O W S G AT E

SCHWEIGAARDS GATE

M O S S E VE I E

N

K O N G S V E I E N

VALHALLVEIEN

MO

SS

VE

I E N

KO

NG

SV

EI E

N

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VEIEN

FREDRIKSBORGVEIEN

Ola

Nar

r

LAN

GV

IKS

VE

IEN

Kaffeskjær

Homolulu

Paradisbukta

Hukodden

Dyna Fyr

Lille Hebern

Galteskjær

Store Hebern

Kavringen Fyr

Kavringen

Killingen

Skøyen torg

Ullernsåsen

SILKESTRÅ

HOFF

BORGEN

MARIENLYST

Ullevål

Rei

dar Kobros vei

Skøyen

Ullevål Unuversitetets-

sykehus

LovisenbergDiakonalle Sykehus

Norges veterinær-høgskole

Stens-parken

Geitmyra

GeitmyraSkolehager

Museum of Natural History

Tøyenhagen

MUNCH-MUSEET

NATURHISTORISK MUSEUM

Palentologisk

Ishall

GerologiskZoologisk

Parkteatret

Dansens Hus

BotaniskTøyenhovedgård

Tøyenbadet

Kampenpark

Tøyen

Sinsen

Tøyen

Ensjø

Carl Bernersplass

Grorudbanen

Gjø

vikbanen

The Munch-Museum

Jordal

Lodalen

Hundesletta

Ekebergsletta

Kværner

Ekebergcamping

Vålerenggata

Danmarks gate

GAMLEBYEN

Sørenga

LOENGA

GRØNLIA

Ekebergkaia

Kongsbergskaia

Galleri Oslo

Stortinget

Natioaltheatret

Natioaltheatret

Int.Culture Centerand Museum

Det NorskeTeatret

Dizzie

Steen &Strøm

Teater

GamleLogen

National Gallery

Market

Kunsthøgkole

Armed Forcesmuseum

Teatermuseet

Museum ofContemporary Art

Ridehuset

FilmMuseum

Mini BottleGallery

Museum ofArchitecture

Nobel Peace Center

Astrup Fearnley Museumof Modern Art Resistance

Museum

Customs Museum

Stavkirke

Colosseum kino

Chareau Neuf

Colosseumsenter

Frognerbadet

Ice SkateMuseum

Barnekunst-museet

The National Theatre

Norwegian Museum of Cultural History

OscarshallBygdø Royal Farm

NORSK FOLKEMUSEUM

Holocaust Center

VIKINGSKIPHUSET

KON-TIKI MUSEET

FRAMMUSEET

SJØFARTSMUSEET

Viking Ship Museum

Klingenb.kino

Chat Noir

ConcertHall

StenersenMuseum

House of Oslo

IbsenMuseum

Frimurerlosje

Kunstnerneshus

Litteraturhuset

HistoricalMuseum Art Hall

Paléet

AkershusFortress& Castle

OsloCentral Station

OsloCentral Station

Sporveismuseet

Bryggeri-museum

Slot tsparkenMuseum ofApplied Art

Memorial Cemetery

Aker Brygge

The RoyalPalace

Vigelandmuseet

Norwegian Maritime Museum

The Kon-Tiki Museum

Villa Gøja

BYGDØ KONGSGÅRD

The Polar Ship FRAM

Oslo City museum

Oslo City Hall

Oslo Cathedral

Edderkoppen teater

VIGELANDSPARKENVigeland Sculpture Park

Soria Moriateatret

Black Boxteatret

Rideskole

Helleristninger

Fransiskanerklosteret

Gravhauger

TheParliament

Majorstuen

a-a-MMargareeta-eta-eta-nkyrkannnnkyrkan

Bygdøy skole

Vor FrueHospital

Legevakt

PrindsChr.AugustusMinde

RødeKors

OsloSpektrum

Jakob

Jødisk museum

Gamle Aker kirke

Arkitekt-høgskolen

Wallmanssalonger

Trefoldighetsk. St.Edm.

St.Olavs

Paulus Birkelunden

Olav Ryesplass

Dælenengaidrettsplass

Torshovparken

Møllanæringspark

Gassverks- tomta

Ringnesbryggeri

Freia

Bedrifts Inst.

Markedshøgsk.

skole

skole

Brann st.

DogA

Arkitekt-høgskolen

Handelsskole

Deichmanskebibliotek

Regjerings-bygningen

Toll

Grønland

Komm.kontorer

Telenor

Tinghuset Folketshus

GuneriusEldorado Kino

Oslo City

GlasMagasinet

Det åpneteatret

Market

Havnevesen

Fiskehallen

Cruise Terminal

KNMA Alta

Christian Radich

Vete

ran

boat

s

Norgesbank

Post-terminalen

Busterminal

Postgiro

StockExchange

spedisjon

Godsekspedisjon

Sofienberg

Haslekirke

Markedet

skole

skole

skole

Sannerbrua

Beyerbrua

skole

skole

skole

skole

Teknologiskinstitutt

skole

skole

skole

Inst. forsamf.forskn.

skole

skole

skole

skole

Langårds-løkken

skole

krematorium

skole

BetanienMarkus kirke

Dovekirken

Fagerborg kirke

Majorstuen

Kapell

Volvat med. senter

Vestre Aker kirke

St.Dominikus Tennis court

NHO

NVE

Statoil

Skøyen-haugen

Madserudtennisanlegg

Methodistkirken

O.S.F.

skole

Uranienborg

Høgskoleni Oslo

PilestredetPark

Handels-gym

HiORuseløkka

skole

Observatoriet

Oslo Seilforening

Frogner kirke

Bygdøy kirke

Sjømannskirken

Bygdøybanen

Bygdøyhus Tennis

Redd CrossClinic

Føryas Have

Skarpsno-parken

Am.Luth.Church

Hafslund

Kunsthøysk.i Oslo

Tøyen kirke

skole

skole

Grønlandvoksenoppl.

Minneparken(Ruinparken)

BotanicalGarden

OsloLadegård

skole

skole

Franske skole

Yara

DronningenKongen

Gjestehavn

Filipstadterminalen

Politi

Nobelinst.

U.D.

Middelalder- parken

Grünerhagenpark

Dronningparken

Vår FrelsersGravlund

St. Hanshaugen

Sofienberg- parken

Trehusmiljø

Trehusmiljø

Bislett stadion

Holm

enkollbanen

Kolså

sban

en

Frøen

Borgen

Smestad

Frogner stadium

Vestre Gravlund

Trehusmiljø

VIPPETANGEN

OsloUniversity

Ingeniørutd.

Nasjonalbiblioteket

Rikstrygdeverket

Kongeskogen

IBSEN

MUNCH

Opera House

So

ng

sva

nn

sban

en

Menighets-fakultet

SykehjemPoliti-

høgskolen

Musikk-høgskolen

skoleskole

Fjernsynshuset

KringkastingenN.R.K.

skole

Skøyenkirke

Skøyenhovedgård

Den engelskepark

Edv.Munchsatelier

Radium-hospitalet

Brannstasjon

skole

skole

Fysikk

Kjemi Sykepleieutd.,Hogskole

Tanlege-høgskole

Diakoni-høgskole

Lovisenbergkirke

Iladalenkirke

Liillebergkirke

NRKØstlandssendingen

skole

skole

skole

Sinsen kirke

skole

skole

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St. Hallvard

Tannlegevakt

skole

skole

skole

skole

Kampenstorg

Politihuset

Oslo kretsfengsel

Sjøskole

Østre krutthus

Vestre krutthus

Kanoner Ryin avcistercienserkloster

Calmeyersgt.

KommandørT.I.Øgrims pl.

Sehestedspl.

Smalg angen

Lille Grensen

Arb

eid

erg

t.

Meltzers gate

Sko

vvei

en

Skov

veie

n

Zetlitz´gt.

Glü

ckst

ads

gt.

Kansler-gt. Saxe

g gt.

Clemens´gt.

Munkegata

Man

dal

ls g

t.

Enerhaug-

kleiva

Hol

lend

erga

ta

Stiklestad gt.

Herslebs gate

Friis`gate

Tøye

n-

b

ek

ken

Sørligata

Sørligata

St. Halva rd

sgt.

Ned

re V

ollg

ate

Øvr

e Vo

llgt.

Akershuskai, nord

re

Akershus-

utstikker

Akershuskai, søndre

Ake

rsel

vkai

ves

tre

Bjø

rvik

suts

tikke

r

Palékaia

Lang

kaia

Rev

ierk

aia

Utstikker 2

Tingva

llaka

ia

Hon

nørb

rygg

en

Kjeld Stubs gt

Hie

r. H

eyer

dahl

s

gate

Linaaes gt.

Folketeater-

passasjen

ProfessorAschehougs pl.

Arne Garborgs plass

Grønlandstorg

Anker-torget

Axel

Maurers vei

Th.Kittelsensplass

Iduns gate

Rosings gate

Wexelsplass

ChristianFrederiks plass

BjørvikaConferance

Senter

Søren

gkaia

Søren

gutstik

ker

Gør

nlik

aia

Trebry

gga

Bispekaia

Ake

rsel

vkai

øst

re(T

omte

kaia

)

Rudolf Nilsensplass

Schæffers gt.

Karlstadtgata

Blytts gate

Kirkegårdsgata C

onradis gt. Skjelderups gate

Siebkes gt.

Prof. Loch-

manns gt.

Stolmakergata

Søndre gate

Leirfallsgt.

Rosteds gate Dop s gate

Damstredet Frimanns

gate

Wessels gate

Biden-kapsgt.

La

ng

es g

ate

Hal

ling

s g

ate

Dovre- gata

HalfdanKjerulfs plass

Hansens

Mauritz

gate

Sven Bruns gt . Edvard Lin

stows g

t.

Tullins gt.

Staffeldts gt.

Storms gt.

Nordraaksplass

Harelabbvn.

Hjelms

gate

NordahlRolfsens

plass

Riddervoldsplass

Prinsessensplass

Tjuv

holm

en

Lilletorget

Ebbellsgt.

Lakkegata

Christianiatorv

Stranden

Inko

gni

tog

ata

Tom

teka

ia

Presteg.

OsloHospital

Gøt

ebor

ggat

a

Sverdrups gt.

Christies g

ate

Rom

sdal

sgat

a

Fals

ens

gat

e

Tegl

verk

sgat

a

Seilduksgata

Nissens gate

Biermanns gate

Øvrefos

s

Sagve

ien

Herm

an F

oss’

gat

e

Foug

stad

s g

ate

Akers

bakke

nBjerre

gaards

gate

Mar

idal

asve

ien

Marid

alasveien

Lofotgata

Diriks gate

Brandts gate

Ungers gateHenrichsens gt.

Fredrikke

Qva

ms

gate

Johannes

Fastings gate

Wolffs gate

Anton Schjøths gate

Vid

ars

gat

e

Jonas Reins gt.

Gørbitz gt.

A.Cappelens gt.

Ste

nsg

ata

Ste

nsg

ata

Lyde

r

Sa

gens

gat

e

Sof

ies

gat

e

Bruns

gate

gate

Snorres gate

Va

lle

ga

ta

Pavels’ gate

Eugenies

Benneches gt.Krafts gt.

Krumgata.

Lille Bislett

Underhaugsveien

Gustavs gate

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sens

gat

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Casparis gate

Claus Riis gate

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go

s ga

te

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Askergata

Malmøgata

Schleppergrells gate

Hesselbergs- gate

F.Haslunds gate

Helgesens gate

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teenstrups g

ate

Marselis g

ate

Telthus- bakken

Grüners gate

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ate

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ate

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Lindemans gate

Gim

leveien

Solheimgata

Magnus Bergs

gate

Odins gate

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terrasse

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ygød

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Lovisenlund

Hjørungavåggata

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Svolder gt.

Tereningbekk

Skillebekk

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rup

s g

ate

Odins

gateTors gate

Jørgen Moes gate

Sigynsgate

Elsters gate

Langaards gate

Balchens gt.

Vestheimgate

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Fro

gner

allé

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ses

gat

e

Lam

brec

hts

gt.

Hax

thau

sens

gat

e

Balders

g

ate

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olvs

gate

Leif

Erik

sson

s gt

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øjrn

Far

man

ns g

t.

Framnes terr

sse

Fram

nesv

eien

Nordmørgata

Dorthes v.

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