Explore Oslo at your own pace with a self-guided walking tour on your phone. You get a clear map of all 13 stops, simple directions through Google Maps, and short audio stories you can play when you reach each location.
The route covers central Oslo and the waterfront, from Oslo Cathedral to the Oslo Opera House, passing sites like the Royal Palace, the Parliament building, and Akershus Fortress.
Start anytime, pause whenever you like, and explore freely. No groups, no schedules. Audio and text available in 7 languages.
Start your walk at Oslo Cathedral in Oslo. Just open Ciceru nearby to begin exploring a church that has survived fires, fashion, and the kind of civic drama that never makes it into the guidebooks.
Wrap up your tour at the Oslo Opera House. Take a moment to enjoy the fjord views and the marble roof you can walk on before ending your tour.
Start your walk at Oslo Cathedral in Oslo. Just open Ciceru nearby to begin exploring a church that has survived fires, fashion, and the kind of civic drama that never makes it into the guidebooks.
Pause in the old market square where Oslo once traded fish, livestock, and gossip, and now mostly trades atmosphere with a side of people watching.
Stroll along Oslo’s main runway of power and everyday life, where monarchy, parliament, and kebab shops somehow share the same straight line.
Admire the Storting from the outside, a democracy in warm brick that looks polite but has hosted centuries of very serious arguments.
Stand before Norway’s grand cultural temple and notice the stone faces above, because even the façade seems to have strong opinions.
Look up at the Royal Palace from Slottsplassen, a sober rectangle of authority that took years to finish and still insists on being taken seriously.
Take in the twin brick towers by the waterfront, a building that looks like a fortress and quietly hands out the Nobel Peace Prize next door.
View the elegant old station building turned peace museum, where the calm façade hides a surprisingly modern mission and a history of literal foundation problems.
Walk the outer walls above the fjord, where medieval defense, royal ambition, and wartime scars all coexist in unsettling harmony.
Linger in this cobbled square of financial gravitas, where heavy façades and clean modern lines stare each other down like rival economic philosophies.
Find the giant pointing hand in the pavement, a monument to the king who allegedly rebuilt the city with the subtlety of a dramatic gesture.
Admire the neoclassical columns of Oslo Børs, a stone calm exterior that once hosted merchants and now quietly runs on algorithms and ambition.
Wrap up your tour at the Oslo Opera House. Take a moment to enjoy the fjord views and the marble roof you can walk on before ending your tour.
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