Roosevelt’s most memorable moment in Oslo: The chocolate watch at Egertorget
Is it true that president Roosevelt was impressed by a Norwegian chocolate ... read more
A thousand years of Oslo: From trading post to capital city
Oslo has been burned to the ground, moved by royal decree, renamed twice, and occupied ... read more
Hovedøya and it’s place in Oslo’s and Norway’s history
Some places in Oslo ask for attention. Others reveal themselves gradually. Hovedøya belongs to the ... read more
Discover Dagfin Werenskiolds wooden friezes in the City Hall’s courtyard
Dagfin Werenskiold (1892-1977) was a painter and sculptor. Exhibits of his work are to be ... read more
How the statues around the Royal castle tell the complicated story of a nation finding it’s new identity
Statues and art work tell the story of how a nation that had spent four ... read more
Botanical Garden in Oslo has been here for more than 200 years. But it was meant to be the university
Oslo Botanical garden was established more than 200 years ago. Here's some how, why and ... read more
Oslo’s Climate Ambitions – How the City Is Leading the Green Transition
Citizens love it or hate it, but all have to live with a city that ... read more