Oslo City Hall Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Oslo Rådhus (Oslo City Hall in English), also known as the "Twin Towers Red Brick", was built in 1950 to commemorate the 900th anniversary of the founding of Oslo. The City Hall is not only a government office building, but also a tourist attraction open to tourists. It is also the venue for the annual Nobel Peace Prize award ceremony. In particular, the extremely beautiful murals in the hall amaze every visitor. Standing in front of the floor-to-ceiling windows, you can also overlook the boundless Oslo Fjord.

Attractions distribution:

The City Hall is located on the coast in the center of Oslo, just steps away from important buildings such as the Royal Palace. The entire building is divided into three parts: the City Hall Square, the gallery and the building. Outside the gate there is a swan fountain, figure sculptures and art gallery; the hall on the second floor of the building is spacious and bright, with extremely eye-catching murals; there is a museum for tourists on the third floor. rooms and a banquet hall with royal portraits, etc. In addition to the decoration of the building itself, you can also visit the gift cabinets filled with gifts from various countries, which is eye-opening.

Scenic spot features:

Visits, art tours, cultural tours, architecture, paintings, auditoriums, sculptures