Must-share things to do in Oslo, Norway🇳🇴

#AprilGoodDestinations2025 My first impression of Oslo is that it is much more beautiful than the Finnish capital Helsinki! A city that is perfect for City Walk - ps: Oslo is not big, you can basically walk. If you really don't want to walk, you can take the tram (very punctual, convenient and clean. Download the Ruter App in advance to buy tickets directly on your phone) - 🧍♀️My City Walk Route 1️⃣Oslo Opera House It is only 2 minutes away from the train station. It is a well-designed building. You can also go to the top to see the city view. 2️⃣ Munch Museum Right next to the opera house, come here for the three "The Scream" paintings. Book tickets on the official website in advance. It is recommended that you reserve at least two hours. 3️⃣Oslo Cathedral Right in the city center, surrounded by shops, very lively 4️⃣ Royal Palace of Oslo Feel the Norwegian royal atmosphere. The changing of the guard here is more Nordic than in London. The park in front of the palace is worth walking and strolling. 5️⃣Fuglen Cafe Rated as "the best coffee in the world" by the New York Times, it's not expensive and tastes good. 6️⃣Oslo City Hall 🎫Free admission! The giant murals inside are very magnificent, and you may even have the chance to see the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony in December. 7️⃣Aker Brygge It is very comprehensive and you can take part in fjord tours and sunset cruises. - 📱Practical Apps: Google Map: Food 🍝 Vy: Train 🚉 Apple Maps: Walking directions are more accurate than Google Maps - 📝Some tips 1. The weather in Oslo is changeable🌧️, so remember to bring rain gear and sunscreen☔ to prepare for any eventuality. 2. Buy a combined ticket for the National Gallery and the Royal Palace to save some money!