10 Best Things To Do And See In Frogner, Oslo
Home to the most expensive real estate in the entire country, as well as a Michelin star, Frogner has earned its reputation as the epicenter for Oslo’s affluent West End. Just a short walk, or tram ride away from the most central parts of Oslo, this borough stretches from the royal palace, up through the magnificent Frogner Park. Take a walk in the park, have a great dining experience or admire 19th century buildings on sale for millions of Norwegian kroner.
1. Frogner Park
Park
2. Frogner Stadium Ice Rink
Stadium
Bygdøy
While Frogner itself is home to a few museums, some of the real heavy weights in the museum category are located on Bygdøy, a small peninsula bordering on the Frogner district. Take a turn south and enjoy exhibits in the Viking Ship Museum, displaying some of the world’s best preserved Viking ships, The Kon-Tiki Museum and the Fram Museum, recounting the travels of some of Norway’s most famous explorers. In addition to those selections, there’s also the Norwegian Museum of Cultural History among others. See archaeological finds from Viking gravesites, read about the strongest ship ever built, or walk among authentic 16th century cityscapes.
The Viking Ship Museum: Huk Aveny 35, Oslo, Norway, +47 22 85 19 00
The Kon-Tiki Museeum: Bygdøynesveien 36, Oslo, Norway +47 23 08 67 67
The Fram Museum: Bugdøynesveien 36, Oslo, Norway, +47 23 28 29 50
The Norwegian Museum of Cultural History: Museumsveien 10, Oslo, Norway, +47 22 12 37 00
3. Frogner Church
Church
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