Oslo, Norway Walking Tour 4K
Walking Tour of Oslo, Norway: A Scenic Journey through History and Culture
Welcome to my walking tour of Oslo, Norway! Join me as I explore this beautiful city, capturing its historical landmarks, vibrant culture, and scenic views. This video takes you through the heart of Oslo, showcasing its famous attractions and hidden gems.
Arrival in Oslo
I landed at Oslo Torp Airport early in the morning. As I approached the city, I couldn't help but feel the excitement building up. The lush landscapes and serene environment set the tone for an unforgettable adventure.
Oslo Central Station and the Cathedral
My walking tour starts at Oslo Central Station. From here, I headed straight to my first destination, the Oslo Cathedral. This beautiful building is an architectural marvel and a peaceful retreat right in the city's heart.
Iron Roses and Local Shops
Stepping out of the cathedral, I was greeted by the sight of the Iron Roses monument, a touching tribute to the victims of the 2011 attacks. Nearby, several shops were selling a variety of souvenirs, including troll dolls and other unique Norwegian keepsakes.
Strolling to the Royal Palace
From the cathedral, I walked through bustling streets filled with eateries and local shops, making my way towards the Royal Palace. On the way, I passed University Square, a lively spot that often hosts various events.
National Theatre and Nobel Peace Centre
Next, I visited the National Theatre. The gardens outside were blooming with beautiful tulips, and statues added a touch of elegance to the area. From there, I made my way to the Nobel Peace Centre, a place that highlights Norway's dedication to global peace and humanitarian efforts.
Ferry Terminals and City Hall
The ferry terminals were next on my list. This area was bustling with activity, as people lined up to board the ferries. The presence of seagulls and the sight of numerous boats created a picturesque scene. A short walk from the terminals brought me to the City Hall.
Akershus Fortress
A significant highlight of the tour was Akershus Fortress. I spent about an hour exploring this vast historical site. The fortress offered stunning views of the sea, dotted with ships, and the cityscape. The cannons and horse stables added to the historic charm of the place.
Main Square and Opera House
The city’s main square was bustling with activity. Artists performed, and a large tiger statue stood proudly in the center. From there, I walked to the Oslo Opera House, a modern architectural masterpiece. Many people were relaxing and sunbathing on its sloped roof, enjoying panoramic views of the city and the sea.
Munch Museum and Barcode Project
I continued my journey to the Munch Museum, where a large statue of The Mother stood prominently. This area was also popular for sunbathing. Then, I explored the Barcode Project, known for its impressive, futuristic buildings.
Vibrant Streets and Local Markets
Walking through the streets of Oslo, I encountered vendors selling a variety of items, from fresh fruits and vegetables to toys. The vibrant street life gave me a real taste of local culture and everyday life in Oslo.
Fairgrounds and Cultural Landmarks
I stumbled upon a fairground, filled with games and activities for children. It was heart-warming to see families enjoying their weekend here. The next morning, I visited Kulturkirken Jacob Church and then made my way to Ankerbrua Bridge.
Opera House and Akershus Revisited
Back at the Opera House, I climbed to the top for a spectacular view. From there, I could see the Munch Museum, Barcode Project, the sea, and ships.
Vigeland Sculpture Park and Uranienborg Church
My next destination was the Vigeland Sculpture Park, featuring works by the same artist. The park’s gardens, fountains, and sculptures were a visual delight. On my way back to the city, I passed Uranienborg Church, another beautiful landmark.
Norwegian Parliament and Farewell
Finally, I visited the Norwegian Parliament before heading back to London. I caught a train from Oslo Central Station to the airport, marking the end of my amazing journey.
I hope you enjoyed this walking tour of Oslo. From historical sites to modern marvels, Oslo is a city that beautifully blends the past and present. Thank you for joining me on this adventure, and stay tuned for more travel videos!
Chapters
01:27 Oslo Cathedral
03:13 Iron Roses
06:49 University Square
07:26 The Royal Palace
10:41 National Theatre
14:12 Nobel Peace Center
15:25 Ferry Terminal
17:08 City Hall
19:29 Akershus Fortress
28:45 Opera House
30:33 Munch Museum
30:50 The Mother Statue
32:08 The Barcode Project
34:44 Game zones
37:55 Kulturkirken Jacob Church
38:56 Ankerbrua Bridge
40:23 Opera house top view
47:17 Vigeland Sculpture Park
53:47 Uranienborg Church
55:16 Norwegian Parliament
56:24 Oslo Central Station
57:22 Oslo Airport