Oslo Free Walking Tour

The traditional Viking spirit, the integration of nature in the city and the architectural modernity have placed Oslo among the best destinations in Europe. If you decide to travel to the capital of Norway, the Oslo Free Walking Tour will help you get in touch with the greenest city in the world.

To start the tour, what better than to see the famous Oslo Opera House. This modern building has a very special design, its creator had the idea of ​​reflecting an ice floe emerging from the waters of the Oslo fjord.

We will continue our walk until we reach the Central Station of the city, where two of the most classic monuments of the city have been erected. The first of them is the sculpture of the tiger, very recurrent for a photo, but the most important is the "Hammer", the name by which the statue that recalls the Norwegian resistance to Nazism is known.

Much of this mini-adventure in Oslo will take place on the main artery of the Norwegian capital, Karl Johans Gate Avenue. From the great street, we will see the Cathedral of Oslo, a treasure of the citizens and that especially stands out for its baroque design. We will even visit the Norwegian Parliament from outside, another of the most striking infrastructures in the center.

Together with our guide, we will review the life of one of the most recognized writers in Norway, Henrik Ibsen, who for many is the true "father of modern theater". Just when we reach the end of the Karl Johans Gate we will find the Royal Palace in Oslo, possibly the most impressive building in the city.

But we will not end there, to end this Oslo Free Walking Tour we will take a short tour of the Rådhuset or City Hall. This place may sound familiar to you since it hosts the Nobel Peace ceremony every year. If you want to make your experience in the city even more complete, take a look at the rest of the tours in Oslo that you can find in Yoorney. Do not miss them!