Oslo
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Must-Visit Attractions
The Emanuel Vigeland Mausoleum
Highlights: Easily the most unforgettable room we’ve ever stepped into. A tiny, nondescript building hides a vast, echoing tomb covered in life-sized, deeply human frescoes all dimly lit, almost sacred. You whisper instinctively. Not for everyone, but if you like the strange and the stirring, don’t miss this.
Damstredet & Telthusbakken
Highlights: These two cobbled lanes near the old Aker Church feel like a pocket of time travel. We wandered between 19th-century wooden houses, painted in soft pastels, with flowers spilling from windowsills. Quiet, local, and full of charm Oslo’s version of a fairy-tale street.
Akerselva River Walk & Grünerløkka
Highlights: Follow this winding river trail from the waterfalls at Maridalen to the urban edge of the city — past industrial relics, bridges, and tucked-away cafés. End in Grünerløkka, Oslo’s creative heart, for vintage shops, microbreweries, and the best street art we saw in Norway.