Top Free Attractions in Oslo

Vigeland Sculpture Park (Vigelandsparken)

Explore the world's largest sculpture park made by a single artist, showcasing more than 200 sculptures in bronze, granite, and wrought iron by Gustav Vigeland.

The Oslo Opera House

Admire the stunning architecture of the Oslo Opera House. You're free to explore the lobby, walk on the roof and enjoy panoramic views of the city and fjord.

Ekebergparken Sculpture Park

Discover a blend of nature, history, and art at this sculpture park which offers a beautiful view over Oslo and hosts works by international artists.

Akershus Fortress (Akershus Festning)

Delve into the history of Oslo by visiting this medieval castle that has also served as a military base, a prison, and a place of official events.

The Royal Palace Park (Slottsparken)

Stroll around the serene gardens surrounding the Royal Palace. If timed right, you can witness the Changing of the Guard.

Oslo's Harbor Promenade (Havnepromenaden)

Enjoy a waterside walk along this nine-kilometer promenade, which runs from the Oslo Opera House to the Oslo Museum at Bygdøy Peninsula.

Oslo City Hall (Oslo Rådhus)

Visit the seat of the City Council and admire the richly decorated interiors and the artworks, especially during the summer when guided tours are often freely available.

Street Art at Tøyen and Grünerløkka

Explore Oslo's trendy neighborhoods filled with vibrant street art, quirky shops, and hipster cafes.

Hiking Trails in Oslo's Forests (Marka)

Oslo is surrounded by vast forests with extensive trails, ideal for hiking, running, or simply a peaceful walk in nature.

Free Museums on Specific Days

Some museums in Oslo offer free entry on certain days. Check each museum's schedule in advance, such findings can include the Oslo City Museum and the Armed Forces Museum.