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The Royal Palace
Oslo • Historical Sites
A neoclassical palace, home to Norway's royal family and a symbol of the nation's monarchy.
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Known for its striking architecture and as the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony venue.
More About Oslo City Hall
Dominating the skyline at Rådhusplassen 1, Oslo City Hall is an architectural icon. Completed in 1950, its striking brick facade and twin towers make it a prominent landmark. Inside, the walls are adorned with murals and artworks depicting Norway's history, culture, and working life. The building also hosts the annual Nobel Peace Prize ceremony, adding to its international prestige. Free guided tours provide insights into its art and history.
What Makes It Special
Hosts the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony.
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Rådhusplassen 1, 0037 Oslo, Norway
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Accessible year-round, with a special draw during the Nobel ceremony.
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