The capital of Norway is a city with high prices but not to be missed.
Oslo City Hall (Oslo rådhus) where Nobel Peace Prize ceremony is held annually
Manhole cover showing coat of arms of Oslo, with St. Hallvard
The Norwegian Parliament (Stortinget)
The Royal Palace (Slottet) on 17 May (MORE)
Karl Johans Gate: Parliment (left), Palace (centre), Grand Hotel (right)
University of Oslo old campus at Karl Johans Gate, currently the law faculty
Eidsvolls plass with statue of Wergeland, ice skating in winter
The National Theatre (Nationaltheatret) with statues of Ibsen and Bjørnson
Oslo Concert Hall (Konserthuset), home to Oslo Philharmonic Orchestra
Oslo Opera House (Operahuset), among first stages in urban renewal of Bjørvika
Ibsen Museum, previously Henrik Ibsen's residence in a street named after him
Munch museet, a museum dedicated to the work and life of Edvard Munch
Nobel Peace Centre, previously the railway station for westboound trains
Christiania Square with Old Town Hall (far left) and Hansken (the glove)
The Vigeland Park (Vigelandsparken) (MORE)
Holmenkollen Ski Jump, tower 60m above ground, 417m above sea level
Tøyen museum park with natural history museum and botanical garden
Trefoldighetskirken, Gothic church in the middle of the Government ministries
Oslo Domkirke as seen from Storgaten, used to be the busiest shopping street
Tostrup-gården, built in 1893-98 for court jewellers, J. Tostrup
Inner harbor by night with City Hall Square in the background
Akershus Fortress (Akershus Festning)
Clock tower at Aker Brygge