Frogner Park, Oslo

Set on Oslo's Bygdoy Peninsula, the Viking Ship Museum (Vikingskipshuset) houses a broad collection of Viking-period antiques found around Oslo Fjord. The gallery is most popular for its Viking ships, which have been carefully remade and richly shown in perfect white displays.The brilliant vessels, underlying the ninth century, were utilized for both sea intersections and entombment customs. Additionally in plain view are sledges, beds, wood carvings, grave products, and containers. The fundamental fascination here is the Oseberg Ship, unearthed from an entombment hill in Tonsberg.Watch out for the three 10th century Viking-age longboats, which were unearthed in Southern Norway following quite a while of being covered in peat. View the Gokstad Viking Ship, a very much saved Viking transport worked around AD 890 that has been built deliberately for the entombment of affluent Vikings.Location: Huk Aveny 35, 0287 Oslo, Norway, 0287Highlights: Oseberg Ship, Gokstad Viking Ship and others.

Oslo's Vigeland Park is the biggest sculpture park on the planet by a solitary craftsman, showcasing more than 200 pieces by Norwegian artist Gustav Vigeland. The collection, named "The Weirdest Statues in the World" by The Daily Mail, incorporates everything from a lady accepting a goliath reptile to an exposed man battling flying children, and everything in the middle. Set along a lane in Oslo's Frogner Park, the Vigeland Sculpture Park comprises 212 models created using bronze and rock, spread over an 850-meter hub from the passage to the recreation center's highlight, The Monolith. The models comprise of bare human figures, an altogether assortment of stances and circumstances – from the peaceful to the tremendously dreamlike – investigating the human structure and human existence, at its most flawless. Location: Nobels gate 32, 0268 Oslo, NorwayHighlights: Art exhibitions, The Monolith, The Bridge, The fountain and more.

Tusenfryd Amusement Park is the largest amusement park of Norway that is abode to more than 30 attractions, shops, fun games, and dining places. The rides residing here are perfect to cater to adrenalin rush for all ages of people. This place is a loved destination by the tourists among the many other Oslo Tourist places fit best for small kids as well as adults. BadeFryd is a major highlight during the summers at this amusement park that is a water park residing a swimming pool, a swimming river and a huge water slide. Scandinavia's most spectacular roller coaster, Speed Monster is loved by people and will blow your mind. One can reach the park by bus from Oslo City center.Location: Fryds Vei 25, 1407 Vinterbro, NorwayHighlights: Hotels, Restaurants, cafes, rides, water slides and more.

The Royal Palace is located in the heart of Norway's capital, Oslo. It is an iconic landmark that was once the official residence of the Norwegian monarch. It is a neoclassical building whose construction ended in 1849. Although it served as the residence for the Royal people, some parts of the Palace remained open and accessible for the public as well. The intricate architecture of the Palace is something that grabs all the attention as it is a blend of opulence and elegance.

The Port of Oslo is the largest public cargo and passenger port of Norway and it connects up to half of the country’s population. This is a natural logistics hub for Norway, thanks to the modern and efficient terminals. Every year, the Port of Oslo ships a total of 6 million tons of cargo by sea.