Norwegian Royal Palace Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

The Royal Palace (Det Kongelige Slott in Norwegian) is the current residence of the Norwegian royal family and the venue for important state activities. It is also a new century building on a highland surrounded by green trees. The palace is luxurious and exquisite, which not only reflects its aristocratic status, but also is practical and warm; the palace garden with beautiful environment has many statues of famous people, which has a rich cultural atmosphere. During the opening period of only two months each year, a large number of tourists flock to the park every day. If you are lucky enough to see soldiers changing the guard, it will be even more unforgettable.

Attractions distribution:

The Royal Palace of Norway is located at the west end of Karl Johan Street, the most important street in downtown Oslo, under a green grassy scenery. There are two main palaces for the royal family, one is the Royal Palace in the city, and the other is the Summer Palace (Oscarshall) on the Bygdøy peninsula. The main rooms in the palace that are open to the public are the vestibule, bird room, auditorium, banquet hall, and family restaurant. The palace garden at the back has statues of royal family members such as Princess Martha and great figures such as the sculptor Vigeland; the summer palace is Mainly the vestibule, living room, dining room, king and queen's rooms, etc., the style and decoration are relatively old. No matter where you visit, it’s a place you can’t miss in Oslo during the summer.

Scenic spot features:

architecture