Educational Adventure in Oslo, Norway - 3-Day Itinerary

Day 1: Cultural Exploration

Oslo, Norway

8:00AM

Breakfast at Café Sorgenfri

Start your day with a hearty Norwegian breakfast at Café Sorgenfri, known for its traditional dishes.
Located in the heart of Oslo, easily accessible by foot.
NOK150, 1 hour

9:30AM

Vigeland Sculpture Park

Stroll through the famous Vigeland Sculpture Park, home to over 200 sculptures created by Gustav Vigeland, showcasing the human form and life cycles.
Walk from Café Sorgenfri to the park, about a 20-minute walk.
Free, 2 hours

12:00PM

Lunch at The Frogner House

Enjoy lunch at The Frogner House, which offers local dishes like reindeer and salmon.
A short 10-minute walk from the park.
NOK220, 1 hour

1:30PM

The Norwegian Museum of Cultural History

Spend the afternoon exploring this open-air museum that showcases more than 150 buildings brought from different regions of Norway.
Take tram #12 from the nearest tram stop to the restaurant, approximately 15 minutes travel.
NOK150, 2 hours

4:00PM

Nobel Peace Center

Visit the Nobel Peace Center to learn about the Nobel Prize and its recipients, alongside exhibitions dedicated to peace and conflict resolution.
Take tram #12 back to Karl Johans Gate and walk 10 minutes to the center.
NOK100, 1.5 hours

6:00PM

Dinner at Grefsenkollen Restaurant

Dine at this iconic restaurant overlooking Oslo, offering local favorites with stunning views.
Take tram #1 from National Theater to Grefsenkollen, taking about 30 minutes.
NOK350, 1.5 hours
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Day 2: Art and History

Oslo, Norway

8:00AM

Breakfast at Baker Hansen

Start your day at Baker Hansen, known for its delicious pastries and local coffee.
Walking distance from many central hotels.
NOK150, 1 hour

9:30AM

The Munch Museum

Visit The Munch Museum to immerse yourself in the life and works of Norway's famous artist Edvard Munch.
Take tram #17 or #18 from the bakery, about 15 minutes.
NOK150, 2 hours

12:00PM

Lunch at Café Krydder

Savor a light lunch at Café Krydder, known for its refreshing salads and homemade soups.
A short 10-minute walk from the museum.
NOK200, 1 hour

1:30PM

Akershus Fortress

Explore Akershus Fortress, a medieval castle and fortress that dates back to the 1300s, learning about Norwegian history.
Walk from the café, approximately 20 minutes.
Free, 2 hours

4:00PM

Oslo City Hall

Visit Oslo City Hall for a guided tour, where the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony takes place each year.
A 10-minute walk from the fortress.
Free, 1 hour

6:00PM

Dinner at Lofoten Fiskerestaurant

Indulge in fresh seafood dishes at this highly regarded restaurant, known for its sustainable fishing practices.
A lovely 15-minute walk from City Hall.
NOK450, 2 hours
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Day 3: Modern Oslo

Oslo, Norway

8:00AM

Breakfast at Mathallen Oslo

Enjoy a vibrant breakfast at Mathallen Oslo, a food hall filled with diverse local and international cuisines.
Located in the Vulkan area, a 10-minute walk from central Oslo.
NOK200, 1.5 hours

10:00AM

Astrup Fearnley Museum

Visit this contemporary art museum showcasing modern exhibitions and installations along the waterfront.
A 15-minute walk from Mathallen Oslo.
NOK150, 2 hours

12:30PM

Lunch at Bislett Kebab

Delight in a casual lunch at Bislett Kebab, famous for its quick bites and delicious kebabs.
Take tram #17 from the museum back to Bislett, around 15 minutes.
NOK120, 1 hour

1:30PM

Oslo Opera House

Tour the architectural marvel, Oslo Opera House, known for its unique design and spectacular views from the roof.
Take tram #12 from Bislett to the Opera House, approximately 10 minutes.
Free, 1.5 hours

3:00PM

Nasjonalmuseet

Explore Norway’s largest art museum, featuring collections of Norwegian and international art.
A brief 10-minute walk from the Opera House.
NOK200, 2 hours

5:30PM

Dinner at Smalhans

Conclude your Oslo journey with dinner at Smalhans, focusing on seasonal ingredients and typical Norwegian cuisine.
A 15-minute walk from the museum.
NOK350, 2 hours
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