The Grand Experience – Oslo’s Most Exclusive City Walk & Dining

Visit the National Theatre, one of Oslo’s most iconic landmarks and the heart of Norwegian performing arts. Admire its elegant architecture and hear how legendary writers Henrik Ibsen and Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson, whose statues stand outside, helped shape both Norway’s national identity and its cultural traditions.

Learn how their stories, poems, and plays influenced the way Norwegians celebrate Christmas, inspiring generations with tales of family, winter, and reflection. Your guide will bring their legacy to life while you take in the festive decorations and warm atmosphere surrounding the theatre during the holiday season.

A perfect blend of history, art, and Christmas spirit in the heart of Oslo.

The Nobel Peace Center is located on Oslo’s waterfront, next to City Hall, where the Nobel Peace Prize is awarded each year. The center is dedicated to the history, ideas, and laureates of the Nobel Peace Prize, presenting exhibitions that explore peace, conflict, diplomacy, and human rights through stories, artifacts, and interactive displays. It is both a cultural landmark and a place for reflection, highlighting individuals and movements that have shaped efforts toward peace around the world.

This is the perfect way to experience the true Nordic Christmas atmosphere in Oslo.

Oslo City Hall is one of the city’s most important buildings, known for its distinctive red-brick architecture and prominent twin towers overlooking the Oslo Fjord. Completed in 1950, it is the seat of Oslo’s city council and a symbol of modern Norwegian democracy.

The interior is especially notable for its large murals and artworks by leading Norwegian artists, depicting the country’s history, working life, culture, and social values. Each year, Oslo City Hall gains global attention as the venue where the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony is held, making it not only a civic center but also an internationally recognized symbol of peace and civic responsibility.

Discover the Norwegian Parliament, the heart of the nation’s democracy and one of Oslo’s most important landmarks. Admire the grand architecture of the Storting building and hear how Norway’s political story began right here, shaping the country into one of the world’s most open and democratic societies.

Your guide will share how the ideals of equality and community celebrated inside these walls also influence Norwegian Christmas traditions, where togetherness and generosity are central values. See the Parliament beautifully decorated for the season, surrounded by the lights and festive atmosphere of Oslo’s city center.

A visit that combines history, culture, and the true Norwegian spirit of Christmas

Grand Hotel Oslo is Oslo’s most iconic and historic hotel, located on Karl Johans gate in the heart of the city. Opened in 1874, it has long been a gathering place for artists, writers, diplomats, and international guests, and is closely associated with the Nobel Peace Prize, hosting laureates and official events each year.

The hotel is known for its elegant interiors, refined atmosphere, and high culinary standards. With its combination of history, culture, and understated luxury, Grand Hotel Oslo represents classic Norwegian hospitality and remains one of the city’s most prestigious addresses.