Things to do in Eidsvoll Verk

No. 9 of Ski Resorts in Akershus

Skistua. Eidsvold Verk

No. 3 of Ski Resorts in Akershus

Hurdal Skisenter

Eidsvoll 1814 Norwegian Center for Constitution

No. 2 of Best Things to Do in Norway

Munch

Munch is one of the must-visit attractions in Oslo. The museum houses a vast collection of Edvard Munch's paintings, sketches, letters, notes, photos, and other precious materials, offering you a comprehensive understanding of Munch's life. Interestingly, the reason Munch has been able to preserve and display so many of Munch's works and historical materials is that he was not a best-selling artist during his lifetime. As a result, many of his works remained unpublished until his death. Munch had a habit of keeping his works with him during his lifetime, and upon his death in 1944, he bequeathed all the works in his possession to the city of Oslo. The museum was established in 1963 and moved to its current seaside location in 2021. The museum houses three versions of "The Scream" — oil painting, sketch, and print — which are rotated for display due to the light sensitivity and fragility of the paper-based works, with at least one version usually on view. Masterpieces such as "Madonna," "The Sick Child," and "Puberty" are also part of the collection, and the combinations of works in different galleries are regularly changed, offering new arrangements with each visit. For large-scale works, don't miss the two-story gallery showcasing monumental pieces like "The Sun." The upper floors also feature floor-to-ceiling windows with views of the fjord and the opera house, perfect for a rest or photo opportunity.

Raholt bad

Prestsand beach

No. 8 of Ski Resorts in Norway

Varingskollen Alpinsenter

Varingskollen Alpinsenter is located in Hakadal, Akershus County, Norway, about 40 kilometers from downtown Oslo. It is one of the main alpine ski centers around the capital. As a comprehensive winter sports venue, it offers a variety of activities such as alpine skiing, cross-country skiing and sledding. The ski resort has a clearly graded ski slope system, of which a single longer ski slope can extend to 1,600 meters with a vertical drop of 350 meters. The middle area uses artificial snowmaking facilities and night lighting systems to ensure snow quality and operating hours. The ski resort not only has a graded ski slope system, but also includes gentle slopes suitable for beginners and family activity areas. Skvirres Family Park is equipped with special ski slopes for children, supplemented by fun theme decorations and free traction equipment. In terms of infrastructure, ski schools, equipment rental stations and restaurants form a complete service system to meet the needs of different skiing activities.

Trandumskogen War Memorial

Mistberget Observation Tower

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