Destination Guide Refined by  Name: V from above to remove selectionAttraction Monuments + Museums (3) Sightseeing + Tours (4)  Title Keyword
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| Valerenga Kirke Hjaltlandsgata 3, Oslo, 0658 |  |
Valerenga Church is a beautiful late nineteenth-century brick building surrounded by a small park. It was built in Neo-Gothic style like so many other churches in Oslo, but owes its fame neither to brilliant architecture... more
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| Var Frelsers Gravlund Akersbakken 32, Oslo, 0172 | |
In the middle of this 1808 cemetery lies Aereslunden , where 40 prominent Norwegian men and women are buried. The initiative for this particular section was taken in 1903, so there are many famous people from before then... more
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| Veritas-parken Sonja Henies Vie, HoVIK, 1363 | |
to the offices of the Norwegian Veritas in Blommenholm just outside the city. Why not combine a stroll or a swim with a visit to the museum or lunch at the museum's renowned restaurant,
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| Vestre Gravlund Sorkedalsveien 66, Oslo, 0369 |  |
The city`s largest war memorial is situated at Vestre gravlund (just behind the Vigeland Sculpture Park). The final home of 331 Soviet, 102 British, Danish, Jugoslavian, Polish, Swedish and Norwegian inhabitants.
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| Vigelands-museet 32 Nobelsgate, Oslo, 0268 | |
The Vigeland Museum is the result of a unique contract between Gustav Vigeland and the city of Oslo (at the time Kristiania) in 1921: The city took over the ownership of the originals of all previous and future works of ... more
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| Viking Ship Museum Huk Aveny 35, Universitetet i Oslo, Oslo, 0287 |  |
The Oseberg ship was found in a large burial mound on the Oseberg farm, in Vestfold in 1904. The ship was built sometime between 815-820 AD, but was later used as a grave ship for a woman of high rank who died in 834 AD.... more
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| Vikingskiphuset 35 Huk Aveny, Oslo, 0287 | |
which date to AD 800. Discovered in Viking tombs around the Oslo fjords between 1860 and 1904, the boats are the best-preserved Viking ships ever found and have been exhibited since the museum's 1957 opening. In Viking t... more
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