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City Hall and Monument
Sentrum, Oslo
"Nobel Peace Price award ceremony"(2 Tips)
"The wall paintings in the halls are amazing!"(2 Tips)
"... strictly created by Norwegian artists. Free guided tour"(2 Tips)
"Nobel Prize ceremonies."(2 Tips)
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OJ BratApril 9, 2016Absolutely worth a visit. Its functionalist architecture and design might not seem like much from the outside, but the inside offers serene peace and beautiful paintings by Henrik Sørensen.
- This building is a must to visit when you are in Oslo. Also have take a slow walk at the harbor and have a look at the people and old boats.
- Kathryn PhillipsJuly 26, 2016Interesting architecture...this is where they hold the Nobel Prize ceremonies. Definitely worth the visit and it has a great view of the harbor
Oslo City Hall is open to the public and host of over 300.000 national and international guests each year. Visitors can experience the art and history from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Renato FernandesMay 10, 2017This is where the Nobel Peace Prize Ceremony takes place. Much more beautiful inside than outside, worth the visit! And it is free!- Kristee SongAugust 7, 2018Amazing architecture and fresco paintings strictly created by Norwegian artists. Free guided tour
BeaApril 4, 2015Nice architecture. Remember that the entrance is not on the side of the sea, but on the other side.
- Merete SætherFebruary 24, 2013Oslo City Hall is a public building and open to visitors. The Nobel Peace Price award ceremony has taken place in the Great Hall of the Oslo City Hall since 1990.
- Artem GoutsoulSeptember 23, 2013Absolutely beautiful interior, definitely worth a visit. The wall paintings in the halls are amazing!
h w ø ø wNovember 17, 2011Inaugurated in 1950, Oslo City Hall is the city's administrative body and the seat of the City Council. It is decorated by great Norwegian artists from the period 1900-1950.
MatthiasOctober 12, 2015That actually looks pretty ugly so I was happy with a sole picture from a bit further away... ^^
MrWhiteman ReviewsAugust 18, 2014The paintings on the walls inside are definitely inspired by Soviet Union
Carlos NavaOctober 1, 2014Not as nice as others in Europe or Northern Europe. It seems like a fortress
Johannes HeineJuly 3, 2010Go inside, because its surprisingly beautiful, compared to the outside! ;)
Nikita MoguchevJanuary 7, 2015Бесплатный вход, если хотите осмотреть зал, где вручают Нобелевскую премию мира. На втором этаже красивый вид на море
Vanessa KernFebruary 25, 2017O prédio é interessante por fora, com painéis sobre lendas vikings, e por dentro por causa de seus murais e as salas decoradas!
Durukan AzizoğluApril 2, 2019Ziyaret etmeden Oslo’dan ayrılmayın. Diğer gezilecek yerlerin aksine giriş ücretsiz. Duvar resimleri görsel şölen. Nobel Barış Ödülü bu binada sahibini buluyor.
A SSeptember 22, 2017Без проблем можно зарядить мобильник и прочее. Розетки в главном зале за колоннами
Oslo rådhus er hovedstadens politiske og administrative hjerte. Foruten en rekke arrangementer, som Nobel Fredspris, huser Rådhuset rundt 450 kommunebyråkrater. Read more
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