[2025 Oslo Attraction] Travel Guide for Munch Museum (Updated Apr)

11-day Norway tour to explore the natural wonders and cultural charm of Northern Europe. The itinerary is super exciting. Let's experience the unique charm of this land together! -------------------- Norway, the pearl of Northern Europe, 🗺️ is located in the west of the Scandinavian Peninsula, with rich oil, gas, and forest resources. 🏰 The long history of the Nordic Viking period has left a deep impression. 🇳🇴 The simple and natural Nordic style makes people feel like they are in a fairy tale world. 🏞️ -------------------- 🗺️ Itinerary: DAY 1: Depart from Shanghai and fly to the romantic city of Paris. DAY 2-3: Fly from Paris to Tromsø, deep into the Arctic city. Experience snowmobiles in the Arctic Circle and enjoy BBQ food. DAY 4-5: Head to Svolvær, explore the Norwegian miniature Senja, and try fishing in the Arctic Circle. DAY 6-7: Take photos along the E10 highway, experience a day of Nordic life, and feel the charm of Stamsund and Leknes. DAY 8: Visit the Lofoten Museum, experience the Viking crossing, and finally fly to Oslo. DAY 9: Start a Nordic art tour in Oslo and feel the charm of art. DAY 10-11: Transfer from Oslo via Amsterdam and return to your warm home - Shanghai. 🏠️ -------------------- 🧳 Travel preparation: 📞 Remember to prepare a Norwegian phone card, which is convenient for contact. Check online to see which package is suitable. 🔌 Don't forget to bring a European standard plug adapter, or our equipment will be out of power! 👕 Norway is very cold in February. Prepare thick coats and thermal underwear, as well as waterproof shoes and clothes, so you can play more freely in the snow! Oh, and the visa, you have to apply in advance! -------------------- ✈ Come to Norway and enjoy the beautiful scenery of this Nordic wonderland!

The Munch Museum in Oslo is one of the most important museums in Oslo, the capital of Norway. The Munch Museum focuses on exhibiting the works of the Norwegian symbolist painter Edvard Munch. It was larger than I thought and featured a variety of Munch works. The building itself also boasts a remarkable design. The Munch Museum is a place where you can explore not only paintings and sculptures, but also the entire artistic world of Edvard Munch. There is also a cafe inside the museum, and there are cute screams here and there! #EuropeTravel

Did you know that "the Scream 😱" is drawn by a Norwegian 🇧🇻, Edward Munch? In Oslo, there is a whole museum dedicated to the legendary artist, covering all his works in his lifespan! 😮🎨 🚄 Just a 10-minute walk southeast is needed to reach the museum from Oslo Central Station, an easy reach! 😍 In the museum you can also see other temporary exhibition about various topics - I visited one about mpdern technology, which is innovative and very interesting 🙈 🕣 If you have a little bit more time, hop on 12th floor of the museum and enjoy a meal at the sky restaurant! 🏙️ This is one of the tallest place in the city and you can have a very nice panoramic view in the city 🇧🇻 Definitely don't miss it 😋 #artshunting #境外遊 #urbanexplorer #awesomepic #summervacation #tripblazers #passionpassport #celebratewithtrip #bucketlistreboot

The new Munch Museum has marked a landmark by the Oslo Fjord with a generous collections of the famous artist—Edvard Munch. Do go and check out all the amazing paintings and art pieces produced by the artist over the years! It would awe you! In the mean time the roof bar and restaurant also serve really great Norwegian food and drinks. The café on the ground floor’s sourdough is a must-check-out list as well!!!! #oslo #muncuseum #visitnorway

Oslo, the capital of Norway, is a city where Nordic tranquility, art, and the abundance of nature are in perfect harmony. 🖼️ Because it is a compact city, it is perfect for a one-day trip that can be enjoyed on foot and by tram! This time, we will introduce a one-day model itinerary that is "not hectic, but highly satisfying" ✨ [9:00] Quiet morning seaside time at the Opera House 🎼🌊 First, head to the city's landmark, Oslo Opera House (Operahuset). You can walk freely on the rooftop of the building, and it is an open spot where you can look down on the fjord and the cityscape! [10:30] Come face to face with "The Scream" at the Munch Museum 🖼️🌀 A modern art museum that displays works by Edvard Munch, a painter who represents Oslo. A wide range of deeply touching works such as "The Scream" and "Madonna". ⏱ Duration: 1.5-2 hours 📍 About a 10-minute walk from the Opera House [12:30] Relax with sculptures and nature at Vigeland Park🗿 Take the tram for a short ride to Vigeland Park (Frognerparken), one of the world's largest sculpture parks. With about 200 sculptures lined up, the park is a space where art and nature blend together. ✅ Particularly famous are the "Angry Boy Statue" and the "Circle of Life" ✅ A place where you can feel your mind calming down as you walk quietly [14:30] Scandinavian design and a stroll around the city at Karl Johans Gate🛍️ Karl Johans gate, the main street leading from Oslo Central Station to the Royal Palace, is a bustling street lined with cafes, boutiques, and general stores. Recommended spots to stop by: ・Knit shops with traditional Norwegian patterns ・Nordic stationery and design goods stores (Kremmerhuset, etc.) ・Bookstore "Tanum" also has a wide selection of Nordic design books 📚 [16:30] Cafe time at the seaside Aker Brygge 🌅 Finally, relax at a cafe or restaurant in the port area "Aker Brygge" while looking at the quiet fjord scenery ☕️ 🧁 Chocolate cake and berry tart are recommended! 📸 The seaside view at dusk is the perfect way to end your trip Take a break from your hectic daily life and spend some time surrounded by the gentle atmosphere of Scandinavia ✨ If you want to spend a day like that, Oslo is the ideal city 🏘️ #OverseasTravelGuide #Norway #NorwayTrip #Oslo #OsloSightseeing

Want to go to Norway for a short vacation? This 9-day guide takes you on an in-depth tour! Explore the four great fjords, hike to Pulpit Rock, and walk through Mount Floyen. Take a ride on the Flamberg Railway, visit the Briksdal Glacier, and don't miss the spectacular Atlantic Road! Come and start your trip to Norway! / 🗺️Route arrangement: DAY1: Arrive in Stavanger, pick up by special car and take to the hotel, the trip to Norway officially begins! DAY2-3: Depart from Stavanger, hike to Pulpit Rock to appreciate the scenery of the Lysefjord, and then head to Bergen. Visit the colorful fairytale town and take the Floyen Mountain Cable Car to explore the Norwegian forest. DAY4: Depart from Bergen, cruise on the Nærøyfjord, pass the Hardangerfjord and the Sognefjord, and finally arrive in Flåm. DAY5: Depart from Flåm, take a mountain train to visit the Aurlandsfjord, visit the Briksdal Glacier, and finally arrive in Stirling. DAY6-7: Stirling goes to Geirangerfjord, where you may encounter dolphins and seals during the boat trip. Cross the Eagle Road and the Fairy Road, then experience the wildness and beauty of the Atlantic Road, and finally fly to Oslo. DAY8: One-day tour of Oslo city, visit the Munch Museum, check in Akershus Castle and other landmarks. DAY9: We were sent to the airport in advance according to the flight time, ending our trip to Norway. / Attractions to visit: Sognefjord ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Norway - Opening hours: Open all day - Playing time: 2-3 hours The picturesque scenery was formed by the influx of meltwater from glaciers. It is one of the most magnificent natural landscapes in the world. The waterway is lined with steep cliffs and towering mountains. Munch Museum ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Edvard Munchs Plass 1, 0194 Oslo, Norway - Opening hours: Monday-Tuesday, Sunday 10:00-18:00; Wednesday-Saturday 10:00-21:00 - Playing time: 2-3 hours - The museum houses a large amount of valuable materials about Munch, and is a must-see place to learn about this artist. Flame Train ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Bergen 5742, Norway - Opening hours: Monday-Thursday, Saturday 08:00-16:00; Friday, Sunday 08:00-17:30 - Play time: 1-2 hours - The scenery along the way is magnificent. It is a unique experience to take a train to appreciate the beauty of Norway's mountains and rivers. Bryggen ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Bryggen, 5003 Bergen, Norway - Opening hours: 09:00-16:00 - Play time: 1-2 hours - The bright colors of the wooden houses constitute the source of Norway's colors. Take a walk among them and feel the unique charm of Norway. / What to pack for a trip to Norway? 📞 A Norwegian phone card is a must-have for easy communication and not getting lost in the forests and fjords of Northern Europe. 🔌 Don’t forget the plug converter, as the socket type in Norway may be different from your home. 📖 Passport, visa, and air tickets are of utmost importance. Be sure to check them again and again before departure. 👔 Norway is still a bit cold in March, so bring a warm coat and waterproof shoes to cope with all kinds of weather. 🔋 Chargers and power banks to ensure your electronic devices are always powered. 💊 Keep some medicines and first aid supplies handy, just in case. Safety comes first. / 🌟Our trip to Norway ends here. I look forward to exploring the secrets with you next time. Stay tuned for more exciting things! 🌟

Hello everyone! Ready to plan an amazing trip with your old friends? Then let's head to Norway, the perfect destination for a friends' getaway! It's like a hidden gem in Northern Europe, with two magnificent fjords for you to admire the natural scenery, city walks to help you explore the essence of the cities, and a comfortable and relaxed travel itinerary. Here, you'll experience the most beautiful train journey, as rated by Lonely Planet, aboard a mountain railway. There are also fairytale-like hidden gems waiting for you to discover. Why not experience the unique charm of Norway with your old friends this short break? This guide is definitely worth checking out! / Norway, located in Northern Europe, is praised as the land of midsummer and the sunshine of winter nights, giving it a mysterious and romantic historical background and regional style 🏞️. The majestic fjords 🏞️, the winter days with the aurora borealis 🌌, and the unique Nordic-style towns 🏡 are always captivating. Welcome to explore this hidden gem! / 🌟✈️ Itinerary: D1: Oslo - Free Time Warm-up tour! Arrive in Oslo, then wait for a private transfer to your hotel. After checking in, you're free to explore and adjust to the time difference! D2: Oslo - City Walk Experience Oslo life! Feel free to wander around the city and immerse yourself in the local atmosphere. D3: Akershus Fortress - Munch Museum - Oslo City Hall - Lake Sognsvann - Nobel Peace Center Step into history and touch art! This tour takes you from a medieval fortress, through ancient art, to the modern city. D4: Gudvangen Pier - Sognefjord - Flåm Railway Selected attractions outline unique scenery - explore the mysterious fjord and the nostalgic train. D5: Voss - Hardangerfjord - Eidfjord Church Experience the leisurely life of a Norwegian town, savor the mysterious atmosphere of an ancient church, and witness the stunning beauty of the magnificent Hardangerfjord. D6: Fløibanen Funicular - Mount Fløyen - Bryggen - Hanseatic Wharf - Bryggen - Bergen Fish Market Experience the thrilling mountain cable car, admire the scenery of Bryggen, and savor the fresh seafood at the Bergen Fish Market. D7: Bergen - City Walk Slow down and enjoy the urban scenery of Bergen, experiencing the comfortable pace of life in this beautiful city. D8: Bergen - Departure End your pleasant Norwegian journey, goodbye Bergen! Looking forward to our next encounter. / Must-See Attractions: 🖼️ Munch Museum: A rich collection offering a comprehensive understanding of Munch's life and artistic beauty. Exhibits are regularly updated, so there's always something new to discover, perfect for friends who enjoy leisurely travel. 🚂 Flåm Railway: With spacious and comfortable carriages and a slow pace, you can fully enjoy the pristine scenery along the way. Let's meet up again in Flåm next time! 🏘️ Bryggen: Ancient buildings holding countless memories of the past, with brightly colored facades and a rich historical charm. Every step is a scene; bring your friends to experience the wisdom of the ancients and the essence of history. 🏰 Akershus Fortress: A magnificent and retro-style castle at the foot of the coast, surrounded by lush greenery. After visiting the castle, you can climb up for a panoramic view of Oslo harbor. 🏢 Oslo City Hall: Showcasing the beauty of Norwegian history and culture. The rooms are richly decorated, and every corner is filled with historical atmosphere. Bring your camera to capture those beautiful moments. / 🎫 Travel Checklist: 📱 First and foremost, bring your mobile phone, along with a local SIM card or a global roaming card. Don't forget a plug adapter! Plugs from other regions may not be compatible. 📜 Of course, when traveling abroad, documents are essential! Passport, photo ID, Norwegian visa - don't forget these important documents. It's recommended to bring some cash or a credit card for emergencies. 👕 Norway can be a bit cold this time of year, so bring plenty of warm clothes. Don't forget a raincoat, as it might rain in Norway. Choose lightweight, warm outdoor clothing that can withstand the cold wind without adding extra burden. 🎒 Since you'll be participating in activities like hiking and skiing at several famous attractions in Norway, appropriate outdoor gear is essential. Don't forget to bring chargers to ensure your phone, camera, and other electronic devices are powered up. / In summary, a private tour of Norway with old friends is not just about seeing beautiful scenery, but about enjoying a certain lifestyle. We hope you'll fall in love with this place. Don't forget to give us a like! 😉

The Ultimate Hitchhiker's Guide to Fjords, Polar Nights and Viking Legends 1. Norway’s Background: When Nature Becomes Epic Norway, a country carved by glaciers, torn by fjords and lit by the aurora, is a modern projection of Norse mythology. The land here refuses to be mediocre - the mountains pierce through the clouds like the spines of giant beasts, the sea water seeps into the wounds of the cliffs with emerald color, and the eternal night and eternal day in the Arctic Circle alternate to perform the magic of time. If the Earth were an open book of poetry, Norway would be its wildest chapter. 2. Must-visit places: the ultimate collision of nature and humanity 1. Oslo: The spiritual totem of modern Vikings - Viking Ship Museum: Face the ferocious keel of a thousand-year-old warship and listen to the roar of the Vikings conquering the ocean. - Munch Museum: Feel the anxiety and poetry of the Nordic soul in front of the original painting of "The Scream". - Oslo Opera House: A white glacier-like building, climb to the roof and dance with the Oslo Fjord. 2. Bergen: Colorful wooden houses and the gate to the fjord - Bryggen Wharf: A group of Hanseatic League wooden houses, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, hides the fishy and salty past of the cod trade. - Mount Floyen Cable Car: It takes 3 minutes to reach the top and overlook the magical chessboard of seven mountains and fjords. - Norway in a Nutshell: Starting from Bergen, take a train and a boat trip through snow-capped mountains and waterfalls to the heart of Sognefjord. 3. Tromsø: The Temple of the Northern Lights in the Arctic Circle - Arctic Cathedral: A triangular glacier glass building that looks like an alien spaceship under the aurora. - Night Reindeer Sledding: Led by the Sami people, race against the green aurora on the snowy plains. - Whale Safari: Chase killer whales and humpback whales jumping out of the icy sea on a boat in winter. 4. Lofoten Islands: The End of the World and a Cold Wonderland - Reine Fishing Village: The red wooden houses are reflected in the mirror-like bay and are called "the most beautiful village in the world" by Lonely Planet. - Midnight Sun Sea Fishing: In summer, with 24-hour daylight, you can catch cod and grill them directly on the beach bonfire. - Surfing the Arctic Circle: Surf the world's northernmost waves at Unstad Beach. 3. The Soul of Norway: Four Fjords and Three Strange Rocks 1. Sognefjord - The world's longest (205 km) and deepest (1,308 m) fjord, where you can take a cruise to admire the cliffs with a vertical drop of 1,000 m. - Nærøyfjord Branch: The "King of the Fjords" listed as a World Heritage Site and the filming location of "007: Life and Death". 2. Geirangerfjord - The legend of the Seven Sisters Falls and the Suitor Falls, which look like the silver hair combed by gods from the drone's perspective. 3. Lysefjord - Preikestolen: A 604-meter vertical cliff. Anyone who dares to sit on the edge of the cliff needs a Viking heart. - Kjeragbolten: A 5 cubic meter boulder stuck between two mountains. To stand on it you need to take a leap of faith. 4. Trolltunga - After 11 hours of round trip hiking, we finally arrived at the Devil's Tongue Rock, which protrudes 700 meters above the lake and is a classic Instagram "death check-in point". 4. Norwegian experience beyond sightseeing - Living in a Wilderness Crystal Ball In the all-glass dome hotels within the Arctic Circle (such as Sorrisniva Igloo Hotel), you can lie down and watch the aurora explode above your head. - Sami cultural immersion In Karasjok, wear traditional clothing, feed reindeer, and listen to joik (Sami chanting) echoing across the tundra. - Atlantic Highway Self-Driving The eight bridges are like dragons hovering over the stormy sea, and were once rated as the "World's Best Road Trip Route" by The Guardian. - Salmon Glacier Water Sashimi Freshly caught in the Geirangerfjord, the fish are paired with glacier meltwater and wild dill, and their sweetness hits you right on the head. 5. Norwegian travel rules: Wisdom of coexisting with harsh nature 1. Seasonal multiple choice questions - The Aurora season is from November to March (the night temperature in Tromsø is -15℃, so you need to protect yourself from the cold). - Fjord season: May-September (Lofoten Islands enter midnight daylight in July). - Peak-shifting philosophy: Watch the violent snowmelt waterfalls in April, and enjoy the aurora and autumn colors in October. 2. Traffic Code - Train: The Bergen Railway (Europe's highest altitude railway) crosses tundra and snowy peaks. - Ferry: Hurtigruten, an 11-day cruise along the Norwegian coast. - Self-driving: Rental cars need to be adapted to single-lane bridges and ferry connections (such as the 53 sharp turns on Eagle Road). 3. Survival Guide - Equipment: Waterproof jackets and trekking poles are essential for fjord hiking. - Cost: Norwegian kroner is very expensive, and homemade sandwiches in the supermarket are three times cheaper than in restaurants. - Don'ts: Do not light fires when camping outdoors, respect the "allemannsrett" (public right of way) but take all garbage with you. 6. Norway’s ultimate question: Why are you here? Is it to question your courage standing on Pulpit Rock, or to understand loneliness under the northern lights in Tromsø? Is it the desire to regain the dullness of time in the Lofoten fishing village, or is it to prove that humans can still live poetically in the wilderness? Norway will not give you an answer, it will just silently unfold the long scroll of mountains and rivers - and every traveler will eventually meet his or her most original self here. Set off, when the fjord wind fills your chest, the Viking blood will awaken in your body. 🛶🌌

Looking for a Norwegian adventure this short holiday? Here's an 8-day travel guide to help you explore Norway! Save it now~ . Norway, the shining jewel of Northern Europe 💎, is located on the Scandinavian Peninsula. With a rich history and picturesque scenery 🌄, it's known as the Gateway to the North. Don't miss the magnificent fjords and enchanting Northern Lights 🌌 when you visit! . 🛤️Itinerary: DAY 1: Arrive in Oslo. After a private transfer from the airport, adjust to the time difference and enjoy some free time. Experience the unique charm of Oslo upon arrival and explore every corner of the city at your own pace. DAY 2: Oslo city walk. Enjoy the freedom of exploring the city. Stroll through the streets and alleys of Oslo, savoring the city's artistic and historical atmosphere. DAY 3: Akershus Fortress—Munch Museum—Oslo City Hall—Lake Sognsvann—Nobel Peace Center A day of cultural exploration, from ancient castles to modern art, and then to magnificent lakes and mountains, offering a deep dive into Oslo's diverse culture. DAY 4: Gudvangen Pier—Sognefjord Cruise—Flåm Railway Travel through the spectacular fjords, take the Flåm Railway to admire the beautiful scenery along the way, and experience the magnificence of Norwegian nature. DAY 5: Voss—Hardangerfjord—Eidfjord Church Visit the tranquil and beautiful town of Voss, admire the vastness of Hardangerfjord, and finally visit the ancient Eidfjord Church. DAY 6: Fløibanen Cable Car—Mount Fløyen Viewpoint—Bryggen Wharf—Bryggen Hanseatic Wharf—Bryggen—Bergen Fish Market Take the cable car up Mount Fløyen for a panoramic view of Bergen, then stroll through the ancient buildings of Bryggen and experience the weight of history. Finally, don't forget to visit the Bergen Fish Market for some fresh seafood. DAY 7: Bergen city walk. Explore the unique charm of this city at your leisure. Walk freely through the streets of Bergen, experiencing the city's unique atmosphere and historical culture. DAY 8: Depart from Bergen. Private transfer to the airport. Looking forward to seeing you again. End your delightful Norwegian journey and embark on your return trip with wonderful memories. 🛫 . Travel tips: 🌦️ March in Norway is still cold, so remember to bring a warm coat and waterproof shoes. ✈️ The airport is easily accessible by taxi and public transport. 🍽️ Norway offers a rich culinary scene. We recommend trying the local salmon and lamb. 📸 There are many photo spots. Don't miss Pulpit Rock and the stunning fjords! 💬 Learn a few basic Norwegian phrases to better immerse yourself in the local culture. . Enjoy the Nordic charm on your Norwegian adventure, and don't forget to capture your beautiful memories! 📸

#europetrip Oslo, Norway’s capital, is a dynamic city blending modern architecture, rich history, and stunning natural surroundings. Nestled between the Oslofjord and forested hills, it offers a perfect mix of urban life and outdoor activities. Top attractions include the Viking Ship Museum, the striking Oslo Opera House, and the vibrant Aker Brygge waterfront. The MUNCH museum and Vigeland Sculpture Park showcase Norway’s artistic heritage. With a strong café culture, excellent public transport, and a commitment to sustainability, Oslo is both stylish and welcoming. Though expensive, its clean, green spaces and cultural experiences make it a must-visit for travelers exploring Scandinavia.

📍Location: Oslo, Norway🇳🇴 Munch Museum (Edvard Munchs Plass 1, 0194 Oslo, Norway) 🕰️Opening hours: 10:00-21:00 Sunday-Tuesday 10:00-18:00 💰Price per person Adults: 120KR Students: 60KR Under 18: Free (Free entry with Oslo Pass) You can see the world-famous Munch's Scream at this museum. If you go during opening hours, it won't be crowded so you can enjoy it. #0yentravelFebruary2025 #Norwaytrip #Norwaytourism

#europetravel If you're visiting the MUNCH Museum in Oslo, don’t miss Munch Deli & Coffee inside! This stylish café offers a fun and artsy menu inspired by the legendary Edvard Munch. One of the highlights? Their "The Scream" cookies, shaped like the iconic artwork! I ordered The Scream cookie and a cup of tea, and it was both delicious and entertaining. The cookie had a nice crunch, and the design made it almost too cool to eat! The café has a relaxed atmosphere, making it a perfect spot to unwind after exploring the museum. ⭐ Recommended for: Creative and unique menu – Fun treats inspired by Munch’s art. Great location – Conveniently inside the MUNCH Museum, perfect for a break. 📍Address: Edvard Munchs Plass 1, 0194 Oslo, Norway #Oslo #Norway #MUNCHMuseum #ArtLovers

Hey moms and dads! Here's your guide to a Nordic adventure! Explore the Munch Museum and various other locations, immersing your kids in art and culture. Don't miss out! / 🛤️Itinerary: Day 1: Depart from Shanghai and fly to Helsinki, Finland, kicking off your Nordic journey! Days 2-3: Explore Helsinki, visit Porvoo and Turku, then take a cruise to Stockholm. Afterwards, fly to Reykjavik, the capital of Iceland. Day 4: Explore the Golden Circle in Reykjavik, experiencing Iceland's unique natural scenery and geological wonders. Days 5-7: Fly to Oslo, the capital of Norway, visit fjord towns, take a boat trip to admire the magnificent fjord scenery, and finally return to Oslo. Day 8: Return to Helsinki from Oslo, and then fly back to Shanghai, concluding your delightful Nordic trip. Day 9: Arrive in Shanghai and return home safely.✨ / Pre-trip Essentials:🧳 🎫 Documents: Passport, visa, ID card, and backup electronic copies of these documents. Don't forget! 👚 Clothing: February in the Nordics is chilly, so pack down jackets, thermal underwear, windproof jackets, and waterproof shoes to cope with various weather conditions. 🔋 Charging equipment: Chargers, power banks, and European plug adapters to ensure your electronic devices are always powered up. 📞 Communication tools: Phone cards or portable Wi-Fi rental devices to stay connected and share your travel moments! / ✈Embark on a Nordic journey, immerse yourselves in the intertwined beauty of fairytale landscapes and nature, and create unforgettable memories!

#celebrateit I visited Oslo alone and absolutely loved it! The city is a perfect mix of modern architecture and historic charm. The streets are filled with stunning buildings, and there’s a vibe of calmness throughout. Whether you're strolling down Karl Johans gate or relaxing by the waterfront, the city has a lot to offer. I spent my days visiting some iconic spots like the Opera House, which is a masterpiece of design, and the Munch Museum where I had the chance to admire "The Scream" up close. I also popped by the National Gallery and City Hall, both rich in history and culture. The city’s cafes and bakeries are also a treat! You can’t go wrong with a Norwegian cinnamon bun and a cup of coffee at one of the cozy spots around town. The people are friendly, and it’s easy to get around. ### Why you should visit Oslo: - Beautiful blend of nature and urban spaces. - Great cultural attractions like museums, architecture, and art. 📍Address: Oslo, Norway #Oslo #Norway

8-day tour in Norway, beautiful scenery and unique culture are waiting for you to explore! A great tour group experience, come and experience the charm of this Nordic wonderland! -------------------- 🛤️ Tour route: D1: Arctic Church->Tromsø Cable Car Visit the mysterious Arctic Church and feel the power of polar faith. Then take the Tromsø Cable Car to get a panoramic view of Tromsø. D2: Whale watching in Tromsø -> Check in at McDonald's in the Far North Go out to sea to look for whales and get close to the giants of nature. Don’t forget to check in at McDonald’s in the far north of the earth and experience the unique Arctic fast food culture. D3: Tromsø Husky Sledding Tour Experience an interesting husky sledding tour, let the cute husky lead you through the snow, and enjoy the speed and passion. D4: Explore Tungeneset Go deep into Tungeneset, feel the natural scenery and unique landforms of the Arctic, and enjoy the fun of adventure. D5: Arctic Park->Lofoten Islands Walk in the Arctic Park and enjoy the polar scenery. Afterwards, head to the Lofoten Islands to enjoy the beautiful scenery of the islands and feel the tranquility and comfort of the islands. D6: Hamnei->Reinebringen Visit the small town of Hamnei and experience the tranquility and comfort of Northern Europe. Then we will climb to the top of Reinebringen mountain to overlook the spectacular view of the entire Lofoten Islands. D7: Henningsvaer->Henningsvaer Stadium Visit the beautiful town of Henningsvaer and experience the Nordic fishing village style. Afterwards, visit Henningsvaer Stadium to experience the local sports culture. D8: Munch Museum->Vigeland Sculpture Park->Oslo Cathedral->Oslo Opera House Visit the Munch Museum and appreciate Munch's famous paintings. Afterwards, visit Vigeland Sculpture Park to experience the charm of sculpture art. Then visit Oslo Cathedral and Oslo Opera House to appreciate the Nordic architectural art and religious culture. -------------------- Attractions recommendations: 🚡 Tromso Cable Car: Want to get a panoramic view of Tromso city? Then take a ride on the Tromsø Cable Car! Go straight to the top of the mountain and you can enjoy the scenery of the entire city. 🎨 Munch Museum: This is a palace of art, housing a large number of precious materials and works of Munch. It is a holy place that art lovers cannot miss. 🏞️ Lofoten Islands: Magnificent archipelago carved by glaciers, each one is a masterpiece of nature that will surely make you linger. 🗿 Vigeland Sculpture Park: It is like an outdoor art gallery, with nearly 200 lifelike statues of people standing in it. Every step is an artistic enjoyment. -------------------- **Notes**: - Specialty product prices: Norwegian specialties such as salmon and caviar are reasonably priced. It is recommended to compare prices at local supermarkets! - Airport Transportation🚗: Oslo Gardermoen Airport has convenient transportation. You can choose taxi, bus or book a private car service to go to the city. - Food exploration: Norwegian cuisine is mainly seafood, such as salmon, cod, etc. Don’t forget to try the local traditional dishes! - Visa information📃: You need to apply for a visa to travel to Norway. Prepare the required materials in advance and make sure you enter and exit the country within the validity period of the visa. -------------------- A trip to Norway is not only about fjords and aurora, but also countless surprises waiting for you to discover. Set off now to explore the infinite possibilities of this Nordic secret land!

Norway trip! A detailed 10-day travel guide to help you explore the Nordic style. Save it for later! 😉 -------- Norway, the pearl of Northern Europe, is located in the west of the Scandinavian Peninsula. With a rich history and unique Nordic style, it is known as the gateway to the north. 🏰Vigeland Sculpture Park and 🏛️Oslo Royal Palace are must-see attractions! -------- Travel itinerary: Day 1: Fly from Guangzhou to Beijing to start your Norway trip. Day 2-Day 3: Fly from Beijing to Oslo, then transfer to Evenes, and finally take a bus to Svolvær. Visit Svolvær, Å, Reine, and other places to enjoy the natural scenery of Norway. Day 4-Day 5: Leave Svolvær for Henningsvær and Narvik, and enjoy the magnificent scenery along the way. Finally, arrive in Tromsø to experience the unique charm of the city. Day 6: Fly back to Oslo from Tromsø, rest, and prepare for the next adventure. Day 7-Day 8: Depart from Oslo to visit Hardangerfjord and the fjord town to enjoy the beauty of nature. Then head to Sognefjord and finally return to Oslo. Day 9-Day 10: End your Norway trip, fly back to Beijing from Oslo, and then transfer back to Guangzhou. 🌟 -------- Attraction recommendations: Sognefjord ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: Norway ⏰Opening hours: Open all day 🕰️Duration: 2-3 hours The scenery is picturesque, and you can see the spectacular sight of glacial meltwater flowing into the fjord. Munch Museum ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: Edvard Munchs Plass 1, 0194 Oslo ⏰Opening hours: Monday-Tuesday, Sunday 10:00-18:00; Wednesday-Saturday 10:00-21:00 🕰️Duration: 2-3 hours The museum houses a large collection of Munch's precious materials and works, making it a paradise for art lovers. Vigeland Sculpture Park ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: Kirkeveien, Oslo, Norway ⏰Opening hours: Open all day 🕰️Duration: 1 hour This outdoor art museum has nearly 200 statues of people, and every step is a blend of art and history. Hardangerfjord ⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: Norway ⏰Opening hours: No specific time limit 🕰️Duration: 1 day The winding fjord is lined with trees full of fruit, and the natural scenery is beautiful. Tromsø Fjord ⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: Tromsø, Norway ⏰Opening hours: No specific time limit 🕰️Duration: According to personal arrangements Here, you can enjoy the unique scenery of the Arctic Circle in Norway, and the winding scenery of the glacial canyon will make you linger. -------- 🧳 Travel checklist: Norway trip essentials 📞 A SIM card is a must-have for easy contact and to avoid the hassle of losing contact. 🔌 Don't forget the plug adapter, as the voltage in Norway is different from ours. 🪪 Passports and visas are required, as they are your pass when traveling abroad. 👔 Norway is cold in February, so bring a thick coat and down jacket. 👟 Waterproof boots and warm socks are essential for walking in the snow. 🔋 Chargers and power banks are essential for taking photos and videos without worrying about running out of power. 💰 Cash and credit cards are essential for shopping and dining. -------- A trip to Norway is not only a feast for the eyes but also a spiritual journey. Don't wait any longer, pack your bags, and go on your Nordic dream trip!

Sisters! Want to explore Norway’s ancient towns and villages? This 8-day Norwegian travel guide will take you around the ancient villages with great style. There is a lot of practical information! -- Norway, the splendid pearl of Northern Europe💎, is located on the Scandinavia Peninsula. Not only are there fascinating fjords and midnight sun 🌅, but it also has a rich history and unique Nordic style. Also known as the Road to the North, waiting for you to explore! 🚀 -- 🛣️ Route Arrangement: Day 1: Arrive in Oslo, pick up by shuttle then free time to adjust to the time difference. When you first arrive in Oslo, feel the charm of the city and freely explore the local style. Day 2: Oslo city walk. Stroll through the streets of Oslo, enjoy the city scenery and experience the local culture. Day 3: Akershus Castle—Munch Gallery—Oslo City Hall—Lake Sonnen—Nobel Peace Center Visit the ancient castle, savor the beauty of art, appreciate the city architecture, enjoy the lake and mountains, and feel the call for peace. Day 4: Judwanen Pier – Sognefjord – Flemma Little Train Take a boat ride on the beauty of the fjord and take a small train through the beautiful mountains and rivers of Flem. Day 5: The town of Worth – Hardanger Fjord – Eidfjord Church Visit the tranquility and beauty of the town of Worth, appreciate the magnificence of Hardanger Fjord, and feel the power of faith at the Eidfjord Church. Day 6: Mount Freuen Cable Car – Mount Freuen – Brugen – Brugen Herringbone House – Bergen Fish Market Take the cable car to the top of Mount Freuen, overlooking the beauty of Bergen, stroll through the ancient streets of Brugen and sample the fresh seafood of the Bergen fish market. Day 7: Bergen city walk. Walk freely around the city of Bergen and feel the unique rhythm and culture of the city. Day 8: Return from Bergen, shuttle by shuttle. End the pleasant trip to Norway and look forward to meeting again in the future. -- Tips: - The Norwegian currency exchange rate is more stable, it is recommended to inquire in advance and plan your expenses reasonably💸. - The climate in Norway is cold in February, remember to bring more warm clothes, don't get yourself cold🧣. - Oslo International Airport is conveniently located, you can choose train or bus to get to the city 🚆🚌. - Norwegian specialties such as salmon, caviar, etc. are moderately priced, perfect for souvenirs🎁. -- Explore the magnificence and mystery of Norway and enjoy the double charm of nature and culture on your trip to Norway! 🌲✨ Don't miss this fantastic land!

Babies! Day trip to Norway, enjoy the Nordic scenery! Super practical strategy is coming, take you to easily take pictures of the beautiful scenery of Norway, quickly collect it! -------------------                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   < 🚗Itinerary: Day 1: Arctic Church 💒 -> Tromso Cable Car 🚡 Tour the unique charm of the Arctic Church and enjoy panoramic views of the city on the Tromsø cable car. Day 2: Tromsø out to sea whale watching 🐋 -> check in the extreme north McDonald's 🍟 Head out to sea in search of whales, then check in and try McDonald’s within the Arctic Circle. Day 3: Tromso Husky Sledding Tour 🐺 Experience the fun and fun of husky sledding and feel the unique vibes of the Arctic. Day 4: Visit Tungeneset🏞️ Step into Tungeneset and enjoy the natural beauty and tranquility of the Arctic. Day 5: Arctic Park 🌲 -> Lofoten Islands 🏝️ Feel the magnificence of nature in Arctic Park, then head to Lofoten Islands to enjoy the serenity and beauty of the sea islands. Day 6: Hamnei 🏡 -> Reinebringen summit ⛰️ Tour the town of Hamnei before climbing Mount Reinebringen, overlooking the stunning views of the archipelago. Day 7: Henningsvaer Fishing Village🐟->Henningsvaer Stadium🏟️ Stroll through the fishing village of Henningsvaer and get a feel for the Nordic fishing village vibes before visiting the local sports grounds. Day 8: Munch Gallery 🎨 -> Vigren Sculpture Park 🗿 -> Oslo Cathedral 💒 - > Oslo Opera 🎭 End your journey in art and culture, admire the collection of the Munch Gallery, feel the artistic vibe of the Vigren Sculpture Park, visit the majesty of Oslo Cathedral, and finally experience the charm of the Oslo Opera House. -------------------                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   < Must-see attractions: 🌟 Tromso Cable Car: One-click direct access to the top of the mountain, panoramic view of Tromso city, essential for photography! 🎨 Munch Gallery: Here you can find a lot of precious information and art work by Munch, feel the artistic charm of the master. 🏞️ Lofoten Islands: It's like being in a fairyland, the magnificent views carved by the glacier are unforgettable, be sure to come and see! -------------------                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   < Travel tips: 📌 Visa Information: Traveling to Norway requires a Schengen visa in advance, it is recommended to apply three months in advance! 💰 Currency exchange rate: The current exchange rate between the Norwegian krona and the RMB is about 0.64 🎁 Specialty prices: Caviar toothpaste, salmon and other specialties are affordable, remember to help your friends and family bring some back! 🍽️ Food Exploration: Restaurants in Oslo cost about ¥120-200 per person, we recommend trying Louise Restaurant & Bar! -------------------                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   < Come to Norway and let this journey become the Nordic dream in your heart that never fades!

Be sure to see The Scream when you come to Oslo. Four versions of The Scream are housed in two art museums, one in the National Gallery and the other three in the Munch Museum. The adult ticket is NOK 200, and it may be NOK 180 if you buy it online on the official website. After scanning the code, you will enter the elevator. The floor is quite high, but there is not much exhibition space. The Scream is on the 4th floor, and many people go straight there. Although there are three versions of The Scream, they are not exhibited at the same time. In the middle of The Scream space, they are changed every half hour. The order is said to be random, but it is basically ABCBABCBA. B refers to the black and white version, which should be shown one more time. In addition to many of Munch's paintings, the museum also has some scene simulations and interactive experiences such as rubbings. If you are interested in Munch, it is worth a visit. If you have a backpack, you need to store it on the first floor for free. After taking the elevator down, there are also peripheral products for sale on the first floor, including books, paintings, refrigerator magnets, and other peripheral products.

Travel around Northern Europe for 12 days and explore the dreamy world of ice and snow! A super detailed guide is here to take you to travel around the four Nordic countries. Save it now and start your Nordic journey! / Tour in Northern Europe, explore the fairy tale world of Denmark, feel the beauty of the Swedish forest, enjoy the Finnish sauna culture, conquer the Norwegian fjords, and then chase the magnificent glaciers of Iceland. History and nature intertwined, this is the charming journey to the five Nordic countries! / 🛤️Itinerary: D1: Depart from Guangzhou✈️ and fly directly to Istanbul. D2-D3: Transfer to Oslo, then fly to Evenes, and finally take a bus to Svolvær. D4: Depart from Svolvær, take a bus to visit the town of Ao, Reina, and finally return to Svolvær. D5-D6: Go to Henningsvær, then to Narvik, and finally to Sommarøy. D7-D8: From Sommarøy to Tromsø, take a cruise to visit the North Cape and Kirkenes. D9-D10: Take the bus to Saariselka, then to Rovaniemi, and finally take the train to Helsinki. D11-D12: Fly back to Istanbul from Helsinki, and then transfer back to Guangzhou🛬. / Must-see attractions: 🌟 Tromsø Cable Car: Go directly to the top of the mountain and enjoy the magnificent panoramic view of Tromsø, a paradise for photography enthusiasts! 🎅 Santa Claus Village: It feels like being in a fairy tale world, with cute wooden houses and a warm atmosphere, making people instantly recall their childhood memories. 🎨 Munch Museum: This is where many of Munch's precious materials are hidden, and art lovers must experience it. 💒 Helsinki Cathedral: The church with green roof and white walls is a typical symbol of Nordic style and has become a landmark building in Helsinki. 🏞️ Lofoten Islands: A natural wonder carved by glaciers, where every stone tells a thousand-year-old story. / Travel checklist: 🧳 Nordic tour, are you ready for these essential items? 📘 Documents: Passport, visa, mainland China ID card, essential for travel, don’t forget them! 🔌 Electrical appliances: A plug converter is required, as Nordic socket standards are different! Also bring a charger and a mobile power bank to keep communications open. 👚 Clothing: It’s very cold in Northern Europe in January, so you must bring down jackets, thermal underwear, hats, gloves, and scarves! Waterproof shoes and thick socks are also a must. 💊 Medicines: cold medicine, painkillers, Band-Aids, and a small first aid kit for safer travel. 💰 Property: A moderate amount of cash and credit cards for more convenient shopping and dining. Don't forget to buy travel insurance to ensure safety. 🎥 Entertainment: Camera, mobile phone, headphones, record beautiful moments and enjoy music during the journey. Okay, get these ready and let’s go on our Nordic trip! 🌟 / Traveling in Northern Europe is a mixture of fantasy and reality. Every inch of scenery is worth cherishing. Don’t hesitate, pack your bags and go!

Lunar New Year is coming. Planning a trip to Norway? Check out this 8-day itinerary to make your trip to Norway even more exciting! -------------------- Norway, the shining pearl of Northern Europe 💎, has a thousand-year history. The magnificent fjords and charming aurora borealis 🌌 are unforgettable. The unique folk customs and the hospitality of the outdoor-loving Norwegians will make you feel at home 🏠. -------------------- Itinerary: Day 1️⃣: Arctic Cathedral 💒 -> Tromsø Cable Car 🚡 Take the Tromsø Cable Car to overlook the city and visit the mysterious Arctic Cathedral to feel the solemnity and tranquility of the Arctic. Day 2️⃣: Tromsø Whale Watching 🐋 -> Check in at the Northernmost McDonald's 🍔 Go out to sea to look for whales and experience the wonders of marine life up close. Then, check in at the McDonald's in the Arctic Circle. Day 3️⃣: Tromsø Husky Sledding 🐺 Experience the thrill and speed of husky sledding and the unique ice and snow culture of Northern Europe. Day 4️⃣: Explore Tungeneset 🌊 Head to the picturesque Tungeneset to enjoy the tranquility and beauty of nature. Day 5️⃣: Polar Park 🌲 -> Lofoten Islands 🏝️ Stroll through Polar Park to experience the natural beauty of the polar region. Then, head to the Lofoten Islands to explore the unique style of the islands. Day 6️⃣: Hamnøy 🏞️ -> Reinebringen 🌄 Enjoy the magnificent natural scenery in Hamnøy, then climb Reinebringen to overlook the spectacular scenery of the Lofoten Islands. Day 7️⃣: Henningsvær 🏘️ -> Henningsvær Stadium 🏟️ Visit the beautiful town of Henningsvær to experience the tranquility and comfort of Northern Europe. Then, head to Henningsvær Stadium to experience the local sports atmosphere. Day 8️⃣: Munch Museum 🎨 -> Vigeland Sculpture Park 🗿 -> Oslo Cathedral 💒 -> Oslo Opera House 🎭 Admire the master's paintings at the Munch Museum to experience the charm of art. Then, head to Vigeland Sculpture Park to appreciate the unique charm of sculpture art. Finally, visit Oslo Cathedral and the Opera House to experience the cultural heritage of Northern Europe. -------------------- Travel tips: In January, Norway is cold, so remember to bring a warm coat and non-slip shoes 🧣❄️. Be sure to apply for a Norwegian visa and prepare the required documents 📋 before traveling. In Norway, don't miss local delicacies such as salmon soup and Norwegian meatballs 🍲🥩. Pay attention to the safety of your personal belongings, especially in crowded areas 👜🔒. Use photos to record the aurora borealis and fjords of Norway to leave good memories 📸✨. -------------------- A trip to Norway is not just about the scenery, but also a wonderful adventure to find yourself and nature. We look forward to your joining us! 🌟

Explore Norway’s winter charm as the New Year approaches! This 11-day itinerary will take you to appreciate the scenery of Northern Europe. Save this guide and start your trip to Norway! / Norway, the shining pearl of Northern Europe💎, has a profound historical heritage and picturesque scenery🌲. From the magnificent fjords to the dreamy aurora, to the unique Sami culture🎭, every step is a different style. Don't miss it! / 🏃Travel route: Day 1-2: Fly from Shanghai to Paris, then transfer to Tromsø to start your Arctic journey. Day 3: From Tromsø to Senja, experience Arctic Circle snowmobiling and delicious BBQ. Day 4-5: Explore Senja, a miniature Norway, and try Arctic fishing in Sortland. Day 6-7: Travel and take photos along E10 Highway, enjoy the Nordic natural scenery, and experience a day of Nordic life. Day 8: Visit the Lofoten Museum and then fly to Oslo to experience the Viking culture. Day 9: Immerse yourself in Nordic art in Oslo. Day 10-11: Fly back to Shanghai from Oslo, ending your wonderful trip to Norway. / Must-haves before traveling: 🧳You must bring these things when traveling to Norway! 📞 You should buy a phone card to facilitate communication and avoid losing contact. 🔌 The plugs in Norway are different, so you need a converter to use our electrical appliances. 🪪 Don’t forget your passport and visa, as well as your air tickets and hotel reservations, for a smoother trip. 🧣 It’s very cold in Norway in December, so be sure to prepare thick clothes, gloves and hats to avoid getting cold! / Travel to Norway, there are endless wonderful things waiting for you to explore, pack your bags and start your dream trip to Northern Europe!

Short vacation coming up? Spend 8 days in Norway and explore the hidden gems of Northern Europe! Check out this super useful guide and get ready for your dream trip! -------------------- 🏃 Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in Oslo, adjust to the time difference, and enjoy some free time. A private transfer will ensure a smooth start to your trip. Day 2: Stroll around Oslo at your own pace, explore the city's charm, and enjoy some personal time. Day 3: Visit Akershus Fortress🏰-> Tour the Munch Museum🎨-> Visit Oslo City Hall-> Enjoy the beautiful scenery of Lake Sogn-> Visit the Nobel Peace Center and feel the call for peace. Day 4: Depart from the pier in Gudvangen-> Tour the spectacular Sognefjord-> Take the Flåm Railway🚂 and enjoy the charming fjord scenery. Day 5: Stroll around Voss-> Explore Hardangerfjord-> Visit the quaint Eidfjord Church and experience Norway's religious culture. Day 6: Take the Fløibanen funicular🚡-> Reach the top of Mount Fløyen and enjoy the magnificent view-> Stroll around Bryggen-> Visit the unique Bryggen Hanseatic Wharf-> Return to Bryggen-> Visit the bustling Bergen Fish Market🐟. Day 7: Walk around Bergen and discover the unique charm of the city. Day 8: End your wonderful trip to Norway, take a private transfer to the airport, and look forward to your next visit to Norway.🛫 -------------------- Packing List:🧳 Going to Norway? Don't forget to bring these! 📞 SIM Card: If you're going to Norway, you'll need a SIM card! Chess cards are very reliable and a great travel companion, allowing you to make calls and access the Internet. 🔌 Plug Adapter: Don't forget a plug adapter! Norway uses the European standard, with two round pins. Bring a small adapter so you don't have to worry about charging. 👕 Clothing: Norway is cold in December, so you'll need a down jacket and thermal underwear. Bring a pair of waterproof shoes so you can enjoy playing in the snow. Also bring a hat, scarf, and gloves. With a full set of cold-weather gear, you can enjoy Norway's winter scenery! 📕 Documents: You'll need to bring all your documents to Norway. Keep your passport and visa safe, and don't forget your flight and hotel bookings. Check everything before you leave to ensure a smooth trip. 🌟 Tips: In addition to these, don't forget your charger and skincare products. Norway's beautiful scenery is waiting for you, and you'll have a better time if you're well prepared! Remember to check the weather in advance and plan your itinerary accordingly! -------------------- That's the end of your trip to Norway. I hope this guide helps you have a great time!🎉

Oslo is a must-visit destination, especially if you're traveling from within Norway. The city's public transportation is incredibly convenient, and it's highly recommended to purchase the 24-hour Oslo Pass, which offers discounts for students and includes access to almost all museums and unlimited public transport rides. For accommodation, consider staying at the Grand Hotel Oslo, known for its excellent location and environment, or Sommerro, which offers a vintage vibe perfect for photography and features an outdoor pool. When it comes to dining, don't miss Vulkanfisk, a highly recommended fish soup spot located in a seafood market. Prima Fila Restaurant offers delicious lasagna salad, while Den Glade Gris is famous for its roasted pig's feet and pork knuckles. For coffee lovers, Fuglen Coffee is a must-visit, having been rated the best coffee in the world by The New York Times. Here are some must-see attractions and tips: - **City Hall (Rådhuset):** The Nobel Peace Prize is awarded here, and it features large murals depicting Norwegian history and Norse mythology. - **The Royal Palace:** Located at the end of Karl Johans gate, it opens for tours every summer, with a changing of the guard ceremony at 1:30 PM. - **Munch Museum:** A visit to Oslo isn't complete without seeing Munch's "The Scream," displayed on the fourth floor with a rotation every half hour. - **Oslo Cathedral:** A landmark from the 17th century and the coronation site of Norwegian kings. - **Deichman Bjørvika Library:** A stunning library next to the Opera House, offering panoramic views from its sixth-floor glass walls. - **Aker Brygge:** A cultural and commercial area with numerous restaurants and bars along the waterfront. - **Oslo Opera House:** Resembling an iceberg, it's located next to the Munch Museum. - **National Theatre:** Known for its association with Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen, including the famous play "A Doll's House." - **Barcode Project:** A unique architectural sight that resembles a barcode from above. #Norway #Oslo #TravelTips

#cityscape Oslo, Norway’s vibrant capital, offers a perfect blend of history, art, and natural beauty. From its stunning architecture to world-class museums, it’s a city that seamlessly merges the old with the new. 1. The Munch Museum No trip to Oslo is complete without visiting the Munch Museum, home to the iconic painting The Scream by Edvard Munch. This museum celebrates the life and works of Norway’s most famous artist. With a collection of over 28,000 pieces, it’s an essential stop for art lovers, offering a deeper understanding of Munch’s influence on modern art. Wander through its thoughtfully curated exhibits, and feel the emotion behind each piece. 2. Oslo Opera House Next, head to the stunning Oslo Opera House, an architectural masterpiece that seems to rise directly from the water. Its sleek, modern design invites visitors to walk on its sloping roof, offering panoramic views of the Oslofjord and the city skyline. Whether you’re attending a performance or just admiring the building, the Opera House is an iconic part of Oslo’s cultural landscape. 3. Exploring the City Beyond the museums, Oslo offers a wealth of experiences. Take a stroll through the charming Aker Brygge district, visit the historic Viking Ship Museum, or enjoy the green spaces of Frogner Park. With a blend of modern attractions and rich cultural heritage, Oslo promises something for every traveler. From world-renowned art to breathtaking architecture, Oslo is a city that captivates with its charm and beauty.

Oslo, the capital of Norway, offers a captivating mix of natural beauty and urban charm. The city is nestled between the Oslofjord and lush, forested hills, making it an ideal destination for nature lovers and city explorers alike. Begin your journey at the **Vigeland Sculpture Park**, home to an extraordinary collection of sculptures that beautifully capture the human experience. Nearby, the **Oslo Opera House** stands out with its iconic design—climb its slanted roof for panoramic views of the harbor. Art enthusiasts will find treasures in the **National Gallery**, showcasing masterpieces like Edvard Munch’s *The Scream*. For a deeper dive into Munch’s works, visit the **Munch Museum**. History buffs shouldn’t miss the **Viking Ship Museum**, displaying remarkably preserved Viking ships and artifacts. Take a ferry to the Bygdøy Peninsula, home to the **Fram Museum** and **Kon-Tiki Museum**, celebrating Norway’s maritime heritage. Wander through **Aker Brygge**, a vibrant waterfront area filled with restaurants and shops, and savor Norwegian seafood like fresh salmon or shrimp. Nature is never far in Oslo. Hike in **Nordmarka** forest, kayak on the fjord, or enjoy a serene walk along **Frogner Park**. In winter, skiing opportunities abound just minutes from the city center. Public transport is efficient and eco-friendly, reflecting Oslo’s commitment to sustainability. The locals, warm and welcoming, speak excellent English, making it easy to navigate the city. Oslo is a perfect blend of modernity and tradition, where culture, history, and nature intertwine to create unforgettable experiences.

#artmuseum #100waysoftravel Settled in Oslo, the Munch Museum is a celebration of Norway’s most famous artist, Edvard Munch, known for his profound and sometimes haunting explorations of the human condition. Upon entering the museum, I was immediately enveloped by the vibrant colors and emotional depth of Munch’s work. ### The Architecture The museum itself is a masterpiece, with its modern design blending seamlessly into the surrounding landscape. The large windows offer stunning views of the nearby fjord, creating a beautiful backdrop for the art within. The layout is thoughtfully designed, allowing visitors to flow from one exhibition to the next while providing ample space to absorb each piece. ### Highlights of the Collection The collection is vast, featuring over 28,000 works, including paintings, drawings, and prints. The iconic "The Scream" is a must-see, with its swirling colors and emotional intensity that capture existential dread. Other notable works, such as "Madonna" and "The Dance of Life," showcase Munch's unique ability to convey deep feelings through vivid imagery. ### Interactive Exhibitions One of the most engaging aspects of the museum is the interactive exhibitions that allow visitors to explore Munch's life and artistic process. Multimedia presentations and guided tours provide context, revealing how his personal experiences shaped his art. I found it fascinating to learn about Munch’s struggles with mental health and how they influenced his work. ### Reflection and Inspiration As I wandered through the galleries, I felt a profound connection to the themes of love, anxiety, and existentialism that permeate Munch’s art. Each piece tells a story, inviting introspection and reflection. I took time to sit in the museum’s quiet spaces, absorbing the atmosphere and allowing the emotions of the artwork to resonate. ### Conclusion My visit to the Munch Museum was a deeply enriching experience. It not only showcased the genius of Edvard Munch but also offered insights into the complexities of the human experience. For anyone visiting Oslo, this museum is a must-see, providing a unique perspective on one of the art world’s most influential figures.

#traveldiaries Dedicated to the works of Edvard Munch, the artist behind the iconic painting “The Scream.” The museum provides a deep dive into his life and expressionist works. • Tip: Visit on a weekday to avoid the weekend rush and attend the free talks if available.

#summerdestinations During my recent summer vacation in Oslo, I visited the MUNCH Museum, located at Edvard Munchs Plass 1. 🎨🖼️ This museum, dedicated to the works of the iconic painter Edvard Munch, was an absolute highlight. The entrance fee was 160 NOK (about $15), which I felt was well worth it for the incredible array of exhibitions. The MUNCH Museum is home to an extensive collection of Munch's artworks, including his famous "The Scream." The museum offers an immersive experience into his life and artistic evolution, with exhibits that delve into both his most celebrated and lesser-known works. 🖌️🖼️ The building itself is modern and beautifully designed, making it a perfect setting for Munch's expressive art. Nearby, the Oslo Opera House is just a short walk away and offers stunning architecture and a chance to enjoy the waterfront views. 🌆🏛️ The museum is also close to the vibrant Aker Brygge area, where you can find plenty of dining and shopping options. 🍽️🛍️ Overall, the MUNCH Museum is a must-visit for art lovers and anyone interested in experiencing a key piece of Oslo's cultural landscape. #trip #MUNCHMuseum #EdvardMunch #OsloArt #CulturalExperience #ArtLovers