Oslo Opera House Waterfront – Oslo Harbour and Pipervika Bay loop from Brattlikollen

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Oslo Opera House Waterfront – Oslo Harbour and Pipervika Bay loop from Brattlikollen

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Oslo Opera House Waterfront – Oslo Harbour and Pipervika Bay loop from Brattlikollen

02:33

23.5km

280m

Running

Hard run. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 26, 2026

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Oslo Opera House Waterfront

Highlight • Monument

Anyone in Oslo can not miss the Opera House, thanks to its world-famous architecture. Even a little outdoor feeling arises, after all, the opera is modeled after a large iceberg and the accessible and accessible roof structure invites you to take a short walk with a view of the harbor.

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7.57 km

Oslo Opera House and the Munch Museum

Highlight • Monument

very distinctive modern architecture

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8.50 km

Oslo Harbor

Highlight (Segment) • River

Inside the Oslo cruise port terminal you will find a tourist information office where you can get free city maps.

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10.2 km

Oslo Waterfront Canal

Highlight • Structure

10.4 km

Pushwagner Mural at Skur 13

Highlight • Monument

The most beautiful harbor shed in the world - Norway's largest work of art.
Pushwanger adorned and decorated a total of 1300 square meters of the harbor shed with art.
Pushwagner is Norway's most prominent representative of pop art with international success and Norway's most important contemporary artist.
In Hafenschuppen 13 (Skur 13) you can do sports with skateboards, inline skates and scooters.

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12.8 km

Frognerstranda Cycleway

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

pleasant bike path wide and without bumps along the shore

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15.9 km

Oslo Harbour and Pipervika Bay

Highlight • River

The port of Oslo is one of the largest seaports in Norway and is an important ferry port on the North Sea.

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16.0 km

Oslo City Hall

Highlight • Monument

It was constructed between 1931 and 1950, with an interruption during the Second World War. The building features two towers, one 63 meters tall and the other 66 meters tall, and is built of red brick with larger-than-usual bricks.

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