[NORWAY] Oslo 1 Day Itinery Using 24 Hours Oslo Pass

Oslo is an expensive city. Oslo Pass is a convenient tourist pass which allows free admission to many museums and attractions and also free public transportation in Oslo. In my opinion, if you plan to do many sightseeing in Oslo, it is definitely worth buying.

[NORWAY] Oslo - Vigeland Sculpture Park and Museum

Vigeland Park consists of over 200 fascinating sculptures in bronze, granite and wrought iron by Norway's greatest sculptor, Gustav Vigeland. It is one of the most popular free tourist attractions in Oslo which opens 24/7 all year round.

The nearby Vigeland Museum which used to be his studio is often overlooked by park visitors which is a mistake. This year even more so as the museum play host to celebrate 150th birthday of Gustav Vigeland.

[NORWAY] Oslo - Viking Ship Museum and Kon-Tiki Museum

If you want to see authentic Viking ships, there's no better place to go than the Viking Ship Museum. The Viking Ship Museum houses three 9th century Viking ships which were once ocean going vessels before being hauled onto land to be used in burial rituals for their wealthy owners.

Another interesting museum to visit in Bygdøy is the Kon-Tiki Museum. It houses the Kon-Tiki, a balsawood raft, which was used to cross the Pacific Ocean.