Oslo

Built in the south of Norway, in the heart of Oslofjord, the capital of Norway, Oslo, welcomes its visitor through its special physiognomy. Surrounded by lush forests and impressive mountains, lakes and 40 islands, Oslo manages to harmoniously reconcile its past and present, while projecting a high standard of living that makes it Europe's fastest growing capital. The city balances wonderfully between the classic and the modern, the traditional and the innovative. Medieval castles are projected next to futuristic glass towers, bridges and skyscrapers conversing with palaces and cathedrals in an urban setting of exceptional elegance and functionality.

The acquaintance of every visitor with Oslo is a unique experience. The city unfolds its history and culture through imposing buildings, fortresses and cathedrals as well as the minimalist Scandinavian architecture, which leaves its imprint on key monuments of the capital.

The magnificent waterfront (Aker Brygge) on the seafront of the city, a meeting place, relaxation and recreation highlights a clearly friendly residential environment, accessible to all residents and visitors. Walk to Oslo and the Karl Johans gate, where the heart of the city beats. On the main pedestrian street that connects the royal palaces and the train station you can see the most impressive buildings that adorn Oslo. The royal palaces with the large park next to them the cathedral (Dom Kirke) of the city, the national theater, the Parliament (Stortingen) and the University building, are top examples of emblematic architecture of earlier times, in a fruitful dialogue with the Opera House (opera house), made of white granite and marble, which dominates the beach and resembles an iceberg floating in the sea.