Neighborhoods In Oslo

Bygdøy

Southwest of the city center is the Bygdøy Peninsula, where several of the best-known historic sights are concentrated. This is where you'll find the Vikingskipshuset...

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Frogner and Majorstuen

Also known as Oslo West, Frogner and Majorstuen combine classic Scandinavian elegance with contemporary European chic. Hip boutiques, excellent restaurants, and esteemed galleries coexist with...

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Grunerløkka

Once a workaday neighborhood north of the center, Grünerløkka now hosts a number of trendy bars, cafés, and eateries. Popular with young people, the area...

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Holmenkollen

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Kvadraturen, Aker Brygge, Tjuvholmen, and Bjørvika

Kvadraturen is the oldest part of Oslo. In 1624, after the town burned down for the 14th time, King Christian IV renamed the city Christiania...

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Sentrum

Although the city region is huge (454 square km [175 square miles]), downtown Oslo is compact, with shops, museums, historic buildings, restaurants, and clubs concentrated...

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Tøyen and Damstredet

The Munch Museum is east of the city center in Tøyen, an area where Edvard Munch spent many of his years in Oslo. The Tøyen...

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