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The museum 🎨🌿🏛️ houses the world's largest collection of Munch's works: over 28,000 paintings, prints, drawings, and sculptures. These include many famous works as well as lesser-known treasures. The building was designed by the Spanish architectural firm Estudio Herreros. It impresses with its striking, geometric form and open, light-filled design, featuring expansive glass facades that offer views of the Oslofjord.

The award ceremony will take place in the nearby town hall.

The Nobel Peace Center in Oslo is the official museum and information center dedicated to the Nobel Peace Prize. It is centrally located on Rådhusplassen, between City Hall and the harbor. It presents the history of the Nobel Peace Prize, its laureates, and their commitment to peace, human rights, and dialogue. Modern exhibitions combine interactive technology with artistic installations. A special highlight: The digital Nobel Field – a light installation with hundreds of screens showcasing all previous laureates. Founded: Opened in 2005 by King Harald V. Opening hours: Usually daily from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

A beautiful large park

Railway overpass Jongsåsveien - near Slependen train station.

The Vigeland Sculpture Park, or Vigeland Sculpture Park, is an area within Frognerparken in Oslo dedicated to the permanent exhibition of sculptures, bas-reliefs, and wrought iron works by Norwegian artist Gustav Vigeland. The sculpture collection was created by Gustav Vigeland between 1920 and 1943, following Frognerparken's use as a public park during the Frogner Jubilee Exhibition in 1914. The sculpture complex constitutes the largest, but not the entire, part of Frognerparken, which also includes the Frogner Hovedgård mansion with the Henriette Wegner Pavilion, other areas of the park, Frognerbadet, Frogner Stadium, Frogner Tennis Courts, and refreshment stands.

Curious and curiosity galore

Alfred Nobel Peace Center in Oslo in front of the City Hall 😎🇸🇯