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Oslo (Norwegian: Oslo),
Kingdom of Norway
The capital and largest city of Norway, is the political, economic, cultural,
Traffic center
And the main port, too
Royal family of Norway
And the seat of government. Oslo is located in
Norse
The South East is one of the richest, safest and highest living standards in Europe and one of the happiest cities in the world. is
1952 Oslo Winter Olympics
The host city. So is Oslo.
Nobel Peace Prize
Where the annual awards ceremony is held
Oslo City Hall
Hold.
Oslo is
Scandinavia
The oldest capital in the upper world. Its name comes from the ancient
Norwegian language
One is "God" and the other is "grass." It was founded in 1048 and has been in existence since 1814
Norse
The capital, formerly known as "Cristiania", was changed to its current name. It is said that Oslo means "God's valley" and is also intended as "God's Valley".
Foothill plain
" Oslo is located in
oslofjord
On the north hill, facing the sea, with the mountains at its back,
Urban layout
Neat, unique style, quiet and elegant environment, charming scenery. The city is on the edge of the winding Oslo Bay, backed by the towering
Holmencallen Mountain
The cangshan mountains and the green sea reflect each other, and the city has the charming scenery of the coastal city, and is rich in the vigorous momentum displayed by the high mountains and dense forests.
On the basis of
archaeology
Research. Oslo was founded around 1000 years ago. The Old town of Oslo is
Nordic
except
Visby
Next largest
Middle Ages
City, and still well preserved.
According to Statistics Norway, Oslo's gross regional product in 2021 was 649.649 billion kroner (about 487.1 billion yuan).
[6]
Global Financial Centers Index
In the 35th edition of the GFCI35 Overall Competitiveness ranking, Oslo ranked 53rd in the world with a financial index of 691.
[7]
- Chinese name
- Oslo
- Foreign name
- Oslo
- alias
- Cristiania
- Administrative category
- capital
- Subordinate region
- Norse
- Geographical position
- Europe north
- Area product
- 454 km²
- Government premises
- Regjeringskvartalet
- Telephone area code
- 0047
- Climatic condition
- Temperate broad-leaved forest climate, mild and humid all year round [2]
- Population number
- About 716,000 [8] (September 2023)
- Famous scenic spot
- Vigeland Sculpture Park , Akershus Castle , The Nobel Peace Center
- aerodrome
- Sannefjure Airport, Oslo Airport
- Railway station
- Oslo Central Railway Station (Oslo Sentralstasjon)
- prescription
- Norwegian language
- Time zone
- UTC+1
- Financial center index
- 691 [7] (53rd in the world)
- Total GDP
- 649.649 billion crowns [6] (Year 2021)
The city of Oslo was strictly founded in 1048 by Prince Harald of Norway, and by the end of the 13th century, it became the capital of the Kingdom of Norway.
Due to the struggle between the North Sea and
Baltic Sea
the
Mastery of the sea
In the mid-14th century, the plague epidemic in Norway weakened the country, and in 1536 Oslo was occupied by the Danes, at the same time losing the name "Oslo".
In 1624, a great fire destroyed most of Oslo. At this time, Danish
Christian IV
reconstructed
Renaissance
The next city became the prototype for the new Oslo. The new city would bear the king's name for the next 300 years, as "Christiania".
In 1815, with Norway -
Sweden
With the birth of the kingdom, the city grew rapidly. After the establishment of Norway, the name "Oslo" was used again in 1925 after the beginning of the 20th century.
On the basis of
Sakya
The record of Oslo was founded in 1049
King Harald III
The king built it. However, archaeological studies have found Christian burials in Oslo before 1000 AD, proving that Oslo was already inhabited at that time. This is why Oslo celebrated its 1,000th anniversary in 2000.
Oslo
Haakon V
During the reign of the King (1299-1319) it had the status of capital.
Haakon V
He was the first king to settle in Oslo, and the city's Akershus Festning castle was built at that time.
In 1536, along with Norway and
Denmark
The Confederacy
Copenhagen became the capital of the Confederation, while Oslo's capital status was reduced to that of a provincial capital. Akershus Castle Oslo was destroyed by fire in 1624. Later, Denmark -
Kings of Norway
Christian
He built a new town at the foot of Axhus Castle and named it Christiania. Later, "Christiania" in 1878
spelling
Be changed into
Kristiania
The name remained in use until 1925, when it was renamed Oslo.
In 1814, with the dissolution of the Denmark-Norwegian Commonwealth, Oslo (Kristiania) regained its status as the capital. Many of the city's landmarks were built in the 19th century, including
Palace of Oslo
(1825-1848), the Parliament Building (1861-1866), the University, the National Theatre and
Stock exchange
. Famous artists and writers living in Oslo at the time included Henri Ibsen,
Edvard Munch
, Knut
Hamsun
And Sigrid
Undset
(Hamsun and Undset are
Nobel Prize in Literature
Winner). Oslo was surpassed in 1850
Bergen
become
Population of Norway
The most cities.
In front of the cathedral in the city
Christian
In honor of the founder of modern Oslo. At independence in 1905, the government was based in Oslo.
World War II
When Norway was
Nazi Germany
Occupy. After liberation in 1945, the government returned to Oslo.
Legend has it that "Oslo" means "God's valley", but in Norwegian it means "glade". In 1050, the last Viking king of Norway, Harold Hadrard, established his government on the land where the Onah River meets the Bay of Oslo at the foot of Mount Aichaborg. He gave the capital the name Oslo, which remained in use until 1624. On September 24, 1624, a fire burned the entire city of Oslo to the ground. After the reconstruction, the city was renamed Christiania. As a prominent architect and urban planner, King Christian IV of the United Kingdom of Denor personally designed the blueprints for the new city.
Palace Square, Oslo
Oslo is a late starter in terms of its development and population. More than 900 years ago, this was just a small area of the Oslofjord with less than 3,000 people
Trading port
The wooden houses of one color are short and small, and only a few public buildings are made of stone.
In the 1880s and 1890s, the famous painter Edvard Munch painted Oslo as a city full of ghosts. The men and women were all dressed in black,
brim
He was very low, and his face was pale. For Munch, they are like "the living dead, winding their way to the grave." This is what Oslo used to be, a gloomy city, lacking
Copenhagen
or
Stockholm
The vitality of... Monk left town and moved in
Berlin
and
Paris
.
Nearly 100 years later, in the mid-1880s, much of Oslo's cultural identity was still foreign, and domestic talents were reluctant to stay in Oslo and seeking opportunities in brighter cities. Even at the beginning of the 20th century, Oslo's population was only 10,000. Oslo's biggest cultural attraction is the museums devoted to explorers and skiers, and there are a variety of museums, galleries, and exhibitions in the city.
It was not until the late 1880s that Oslo began to become an international city, thanks in part to an awakening of consciousness and in part to oil wealth. If talented people can be attracted back to the country, the situation is bound to change significantly. They returned home. In the oil brought
Economic boom
More and more money is being spent on the arts. Many artists are still abroad on scholarships, but suddenly they find that the environment at home has changed so much that they can't help but want to return home. One famous Norwegian who remained loyal to Oslo throughout her artistic career was an actress
Liv Ullman
She often returned to Oslo to perform in Ibsen's plays.
Oslo satellite map
Western suburb scenic area, there is a beautiful Floronier park, trees, flowers everywhere. It is especially famous for its unique and graceful sculptures. Entering the park, is a stone bridge, bridge columns carved with a variety of shapes of the human body, myriad, varied, ingenious, amazing. There's one in the middle of the park
fountain
In the middle of the pool is a group of lifelike human statues arching a huge
Copper platter
The clear spring water sprays high from the center of the dish and then evenly pours down in all directions, as if covering this group of statues with a thin layer of white gauze. Around the fountain there are more than 20 trees that have been carefully cultivated and grown very neatly over the years, each with a group of statues of men and women squatting, sitting, or nestling.
At the top of the park, there is a huge square
pedestal
In the middle of the base, there stands a root similar to ancient China
Imperial watch
Pillars like that, with countless human statues carved on their surfaces. Since ancient times, Norwegians have been known for their love of sculpture, especially human sculpture. Whether it is in a public place or in a private room, it is necessary to put several sculptures for people to enjoy. The largest park in the city, Florgner Park, unique layout, exquisite architecture, in the park
Vigeland Sculpture Park
Even more famous. There are 150 groups of sculptures, realistic and varied. In Oslo, all kinds of sculptures can be seen everywhere, it is simply a sculpture world.
Oslo Bay
Oslo is
Kingdom of Norway
The capital city. The whole city is on the verge of twists and turns
oslofjord
, leaning against the towering
Mount Holmenkollen
, both
Coastal city
Beautiful scenery, but also relying on the strong momentum of the mountains and forests,
Natural environment
It's very beautiful.
Oslo is near the North Sea.
Atlantic
, suffer
Prevailing westerly
And the influence of coastal warm currents, the formation
Temperate maritime climate
The climate is relatively mild, with more precipitation throughout the year. Oslo
Urban area
75% of the area is forest and cultivated land, and the per capita green area ranks first among European capitals. The city is located near the bay, the air is humid, the climate is warm and suitable.
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month
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March
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April
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May
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June
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July
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August
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September
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November
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December
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annual
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Average high temperature ℃
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1.8
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0.9
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3.5
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9.1
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16.6
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20.4
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22.4
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21.2
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15.1
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0.5
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10.1
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4.3
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4.0
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0.2
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4.5
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11.8
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15.2
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17.3
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16.2
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11.8
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6.3
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0.7
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3.1
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6.3
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6.8
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6.8
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3.3
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0.8
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6.5
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10.6
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12.2
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11.3
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7.5
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3.8
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1.5
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5.6
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2.3
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Precipitation (mm)
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49
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36
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47
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41
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53
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65
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81
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89
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95
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84
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73
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55
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771
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Oslo is the capital of Norway and the seat of the Norwegian national government. Most government departments, including the Prime minister's office, are housed in a cluster of buildings near the National Parliament called the Regjeringskvartalet. The city of Oslo is both a province and a district of Norway. It is represented in Parliament by six members. Three of the six members belong to
The Labour Party
The Conservative Party, the Progress Party, two from the Social Left Party and one from the Christian Democrats. Oslo has had a parliamentary system of government since 1986. The highest of cities
authority
It is the City Council (Bystyret), with 59 seats. Delegates are elected every four years. The City Council has five committees, each with a specific area of oversight. They are: health and
Social welfare
Education and cultural affairs,
Urban development
Transportation and environmental affairs, finance.
Parliamentary Administration (Byra; det) by a
Head of government
(byra; dsleder) and six
Administrative post
Members of the Council (byra; der, sing. byra; d) Composition. Each commissioner must receive a vote of confidence from parliament and may be removed by election. Since 2003
Local election
Since then, the city government has become an alliance between the Conservative and Progressive parties. The gains came mainly from the Christian Democrats and
Liberal Party
After the support of this coalition, a majority was formed in the city Council. In the city council, the largest parties are the Conservative Party and the Labour Party, with 15 seats each. The Mayor of Oslo is the head of the city council and the city's highest representative. It was once the most powerful political office in Oslo, but in
parliamentarism
Since then, mayors have become more of a ceremonial role akin to the president of the national Assembly. In 2004, the mayor of Oslo was Per Ditlev-Simonsen. Although he is a member of the Conservative Party, he remains politically neutral. He proposed that the mayor of Oslo should be the representative of all citizens and political parties in the city.
Oslo Port
Norse
There are many internationally famous universities:
University of Oslo
The University of Oslo, founded in 1811, is Norway's largest and oldest university. Originally known as King Friedrich University, it changed its name in 1939. With theology,
jurisprudence
Schools of Medicine, History and Philosophy, Mathematics and Natural Sciences, Dentistry, Social sciences (including education, politics and economics), etc. With a botanical garden,
Nordic
Museum of Ancient Relics,
Ancient coin
Showroom, as well as botany,
ethnography
, mineral resources and geology, paleontology, zoology and other museums. The degree is divided into three levels:
First class degree
The study period is 3 ½ to 5 years; Second level degree (postgraduate program), after obtaining the first level degree, you need to continue to study for 3 to 4 years; Third level degree (PhD) with an indefinite period of study. The funds are provided by the state and tuition fees are free. The teaching language is
Norwegian language
. Built in 1899, the National Theatre has a statue of the world-famous playwright Henrik Ibsen in front of it, and all the buildings are very elegant. The university is divided into 8 colleges, with a student population of about 36,000, including 2,500 international students. World in 2008
Comprehensive university
Ranked 68th in 2013
QS
The latest World University ranking ranked 11th in the 101-200 segment.
Oslo University College
(Hø; gskolen i Oslo)
Norwegian School of Management
(Handelshø; yskolen BI)
In the centre of Oslo, just down the street, in front of the National Theatre, the statue of the world-famous theatre master Ibsen comes into view. The melancholy deep eyes are like his cynical drama, which is always the momentum of no compromise. The biannual Ibsen
festival
Making it an important cultural theatre in Oslo.
Ibsen
The Ibsen Museum is located on the south side of the Palace Gardens. Inside the museum, the noise of the street is shut out. Walk up the stairs and you'll find the museum on the second floor. There is a black stone statue of Ibsen at the door, and the playwright's deep eyes gaze at the passing visitors.
The museum still retains its original layout, but time has passed and much of the furniture has been lost.
Library
The walls are empty, displaying photographs of him and tributes from readers around the world at the time of his death
Elegiac couplet
. Only a small bed remained in the empty bedroom, and Ibsen, 78, suffered three times
apoplexy
After the torture, it was in this small bed that he died peacefully.
Ibsen's study is still in its original layout. There's one on the table by the window
globe
. The writer has lived in Germany and Italy for 21 years, and in
Italy
Completed the creation of "Doll's House", perhaps this globe often makes him recall the prime time in his old age, can get some comfort.
In his study hangs a huge
portraiture
The people depicted are not relatives and friends, but literary
competitor
Wake up every day the first thought is how to defeat the opponent; In order to escape writing, he often came up with all kinds of tricks to bargain with his wife who was like a mother.
Such a man of flesh and blood, it is no wonder that Norwegians always enjoy anecdotes about his life and proudly relays them to every passing foreign visitor, and the biannual Ibsen Theatre Festival in Oslo is the most powerful way to pay homage to him.
The epic years of Norse life are long gone, and the legend of the Vikings has become distant and unfamiliar. Those heroes or demons, like these magnificent pirate ships, can only flash like the light of cigarette butts when later generations light up history.
The ancient Norse people were called Vikings. When you think of Vikings, you think of vicious pirates. Norwegians are quite proud of their ancestral history, believing that pirates are the embodiment of courage, a symbol of the courage to take risks and forge ahead. This pioneering spirit is what keeps Norwegians moving forward.
To understand the history of the Norwegian people, you can't go to Oslo's Pirate Museum. The Pirate Museum is located on Oslo's Bigod Island, from
guildhall
Take a ferry from the waterfront pier and you'll be there in 20 minutes. The Pirate Museum has a large number of pirate period
Unearthed cultural relic
Many of them were buried with the nobility during the pirate period, which best represents the history of Norwegian piracy
Cultural element
There are three huge pirate ships that were kept in the museum.
Pirate museum
Ossebelli
The most elegant and gorgeous pirate ship in the museum is the "Ossebelli". The legendary swan-necked ship was owned by Queen Osha, the ninth century "first Emperor" of Norway
Harald
Her grandmother, in revenge for her father and brother, had her husband killed and became famous. It is precisely because of her strength and dignity that the ship is furnished with the utmost luxury, both decorated and carved, with unparalleled detail. Legend has it that she was buried with countless jewels and pets she loved.
Next to the Pirate Museum is the Folk Museum. The folk museum is the oldest in the world
Open-air museum
Here is a focus on the people of Norway. The Folk Museum displays 153 ancient houses and churches from all over the country, reflecting the life of the Norwegian people at that time
Architectural style
. These belong to the unique culture of Norway, which left a rich property for later Norwegians.
On July 7, 2014,
International Olympic Committee
In Switzerland
Lausanne
Announced completion for 2022
Olympic Winter Games
The primary election of the bid city and the selection of three candidate cities according to the rules: Beijing, China, Oslo and Norway
Kazakhstan
the
Almaty
. On July 31, 2015, the International Olympic Committee will officially award the 2022 Winter Olympics.
[3]
Conservative Party of Norway
There was considerable internal disagreement over a bid to host the 2022 Winter Olympics, and after a considerable period of discussion, Norway on 1 October 2014
The ruling party
On whether to grant Oslo's bid for the 2022 Winter Olympics
Financial support
Took a vote and the result
Dissenting vote
Win,
Government of Norway
It eventually withdrew its financial support for Oslo's bid.
[4]
Oslo Airport
Sandefjord lufthavn Airport (Torp Airport code TRF) is located about 110 km south of Oslo
Budget airline
E.g.
Ryanair
) The airport used.
Transport within Oslo is managed by Ruter AS, which provides metro,
tram
, city bus and ferry services.
Oslo Port
The port was opened in 2003
Container terminal
On the introduction of four electronic automatic remote control of the retractable shore
Loading bridge
And further raised the container
Handling capacity
Of that year
Container throughput
Up to 160,000
Standard box
.
[5]
There is no forest in Oslo
skyscraper
Most of the buildings on both sides of the street are only six or seven stories high. There's a lot more people on the street
Western Europe
,
Southern Europe
Cities have far fewer people. In Oslo, it is common to see people enjoying coffee in open-air cafes, and others resting peacefully in street parks. The palace is in the city center, with a bronze statue of King Carl Johann in front of the palace and the surrounding palace gardens
Height of tree
Dense forest, grass flowers, quiet and elegant. The white building of the royal palace is hidden among the flowers and trees, which looks very dignified. The town hall near the harbor resembles an ancient castle. Axe Church was built in the 12th century,
Akershus Castle
Built in the 13th century.
celebrated
University of Oslo
It was built in 1811. Built in 1899, the National Theatre has a statue of the world-famous playwright Ibsen in front of its doors, and all the buildings are very good
refined
. Oslo has 120 days of snowfall per year and has excellent development
Winter sports
The natural environment, especially suitable
Cross-country skiing
In the city center there is the world famous Bisret
The speed skating rink
. On the streets of Oslo in winter, there are always some shoulders
skis
Of young men and women. The children are sledging in the alley. There was a big jump on the hill west of the city
Snow table
Every year, there is a competition with 100,000 spectators.
Ovigran Park is a statue park, a "garden of gardens" in Oslo's largest Florgner company. It was built in 1924 and took 19 years to complete. All works are by Norwegian sculptors
Gustav Vigland
The park was named after him. There are 192 groups and 650 statues in the park, and the stone sculptures are mainly
Character image
Men, women and children are lifelike, joys and sorrows incisively and vividly, showing the situation of people from birth to death in various periods, giving the audience many Revelations about life, so some people call it "life journey park".
Oslo Park - Totem of life
Vigeland Sculpture Park In the northwest corner of Oslo, Norway, there is a 50-hectare strange park Vigeland Sculpture Park. Garden flowers green, brook gurgling, standing everywhere beautiful, graceful sculpture, this is the Vigeland Sculpture Park. The Vigeland Sculpture Park is named after the famous Norwegian sculpture master Gustav Vigeland, and its other name is F
Rogner
The park. There are 192 sculptures in the park, with a total of 650 figures. These are made of copper, iron and
granite
The statue is the result of more than 20 years of work by Vigeland.
Although statues abound in the park, there are many but not chaotic, scattered. There's one in the garden that's 850 meters long
Central axis
The main gate, stone bridge, fountain, round steps, and life and death columns are located on the axis, and the main statues and reliefs are distributed among them. There are 29 symmetrical ones on each side of the stone bridge
Bronze carving
. Fountain four corners, each has 5 bush carving, four walls for relief, the center is the tray group carving. The round steps are surrounded by 36 symmetrical granite stone carvings, and in the center stands the pillar of life and death. All the statues form several beautiful geometric patterns, symmetrical and harmonious, integrated. The central idea of all the statues in the park is to focus on one theme - human life and death. Such as the relief on the four walls of the fountain, from the birth of the baby, through childhood, youth, youth, prime age, old age, until death, reflecting the whole process of life. Some people are addicted, some alert, some struggle, some despair, composed of a steep rise in the melody, amazing more than.
2, Akershus Castle: "Akershus" is the name of a neighboring county of Oslo, but for tourists, it is also the name of a legendary castle on the edge of the Cape of Acre, from which you can almost overlook the city hall and the center of Oslo. Akhus was designed and built in 1300 by King Yukang V of Norway as a defense against foreign aggression, and is the most beautiful in the Middle Ages
representativeness
One of the buildings, the castle, was completed shortly before the king's death in 1308. For 60 years after 1319, the King of Norway lived here. Soon after its construction, Akershus Castle successfully withstood the attack of Duke Erik of Sweden, and proved indestructible in subsequent battles.
King Haakon VI
He used the castle as his royal residence. The large structure we see here is a wonderful combination of a solid fortress and a magnificent palace. This is mainly due to the famous architect Hans Steenwenkel of the reign of Christian IV, who carried out a large-scale expansion and decoration of the castle in the early 17th century.
Renaissance style
The architectural style is his masterpiece. Nowadays, the castle is often used to entertain foreign dignitaries.
Parliament building
4. olmenkollen
skiing
Scene: The first Norwegian portraits, 145 years ago
Ballista
The sport of skiing created by shooting straight into the sky quickly became a global phenomenon through word of mouth, with thousands of spectators willing to gather to watch the thrilling visual feast. Shortly thereafter, Oslo hosted its first official ski race. Today, Oslo is still a skiing mecca, with Holmenkollen hosting major annual competitions since 1892 and being the site of the 1952 Olympic Games, which produced many world champions. In order to alleviate the problems in skiing, the government of Oslo issued a ruling against Holmenkollen
Ski resort
Up to 18 renovations were carried out.
Oslo applied in 2011
Nordic
World championship
This is also an important reason to rebuild the site. At the top, the external roof is the perfect space for spectacular views of Oslo. The building is in
Exterior elevation
It's more like a long one
Blasting fuse
. The top of the fire, along the mountain with
Building facade
All the way down, the audience can stop and watch under this white light "performance field". The "burning" fuse also acts as airflow protection from the top operation area all the way to the base camp area. The facade of the entire operation area is raised, and the image effect of the cage mist is applied to the treatment of the structure and glass.
7. The Palace (Det Kongelige Slott)
8.
The Bigdy Peninsula
(Bygdø; y) - There are 5 museums on the peninsula, including
Norwegian Folk Museum
(Norsk Folkemuseum), Viking Ship Museum (Vikingskipshuset), etc.
Oslo
Municipal construction
Pay attention to maintain a strong medieval color and a unique northern European scenery, the city is not lined with skyscrapers, mostly on both sides of the street are 6, 7 storey buildings, the buildings are surrounded by neat lawns and flowers, in the golden sunshine, colorful.
Oslo Bay
Norway's numerous government institutions, such as Parliament, the Supreme Court,
National bank
and
National broadcasting company
All are based in Oslo, and many major national newspapers are published here. The city Hall, located behind the harbour Quay, is a building resembling an ancient castle and houses modern Norwegian artists
History of Norway
The giant mural painted on the subject is known as "Norwegian history textbook." The square in front of the city Hall is filled with flower-beds and fountains, and the neighborhood is one of the busiest in Oslo
downtown
. In front of the National Theatre, which was built in 1899, stands a statue of Ibsen, a famous Norwegian playwright. The 19th century white palace stands majestically on a flat hill in the centre of the city, with a bronze statue of King Carl Johann in a red sand-paved square in front.
Oslo
Oslo
On Beagle Island, just across the water from the city centre, there is a very distinctive
Norwegian Folk Museum
There are many medieval wooden churches, houses, workshops and stables built from elsewhere, and the docents here are dressed in ancient times
National costume
Visitors entering the museum are like traveling back to the world of hundreds of years ago.
Historically, Oslo was the center of Norway's conquest of the sea, and several of the city's famous nautical museums are still on display
voyager
Ships used by explorers.
Oslo is also a very modern city. Today Oslo, with a population of about 500,000, is Norway's national political, economic, cultural and
Traffic center
And the largest in the country
Industrial city
With shipbuilding, machinery, electronics,
Wood processing
Papermaking, textile, food and other industries. It is accessible from Oslo by train or boat
Sweden
,
Denmark
Germany, etc., the transportation is very convenient.
Oslo
Downtown Oslo
Behind the Furonier Park is Mount Holmenkollen, 371 meters above sea level, along
Winding mountain highway
You can drive to the top of the mountain. Looking far away in the mountains, the boundless forest sea shrouded a mountain, leisurely floating white clouds wrapped around the mountains. Many small lakes in the distant foothills glint in the sun like pearls inlaid on a carpet. In winter, it is covered with snow and silver, and is a world-famous ski resort.
Oslo
. In Oslo, every
Holidays and festivals
People bring the old and the young, the family by yacht out to sea, or to enjoy the natural scenery, or the pole fishing, or floating aimlessly. Some have to cross the fjords, cross the sea, and sail to neighboring countries
Sweden
or
Denmark
Take a tour. Because of the love of boating on the sea, the yacht has become an indispensable item in the life of Oslo people. It is a great pleasure for foreign visitors to stroll the Oslo Bay and see the elaborate and chic yachts. One kind of yacht called "Snicky" is particularly eye-catching, with two pointed shapes and a hull of
Glass fibre
Reinforced plastic, beautiful and durable.
Food culture in Oslo and
Copenhagen
and
Stockholm
The same is changeable. Some small, tasteful and distinctive restaurants have gradually replaced the luxury coffee shops that were popular in the past.
cabaret
And the bar. Modern people pay attention to health
diet
So use
Inshore fishing
The dishes made of fresh fish and shrimp are popular. Carnivorous people can choose
Ham
and
beef
; Norse
Home cooking
It's delicious, and you can also try the local unique sweet
cheese
.
A place to eat
Aker Brygge, Akair region
Redeveloped from a former shipyard, it has the largest concentration of new cafes in the city. From traditional Norwegian cuisine
Exclusive shop
To the new style of cuisine, the new restaurant has everything. Especially in summer, people drink while watching the sea
beer
And stayed late into the night.
Grunerlokka in the region of Guronarloca
It's the birthplace of pop in Oslo. From famous haute couture houses to small shops favored by students and a variety of restaurants are hidden in the green forest, creating a calm and leisurely atmosphere for those who come to dine.
Brand name coffee shops and restaurants frequented by artists in the past, the cafe brings together cuisines ranging from local to ethnic.
Opening hours vary slightly depending on the store. But lunch time is usually 12:00 ~ 15:00;
Dinner 17:00 ~ 23:00 The price of the general high-end restaurant is more than 300Kr, the most advanced restaurant is 500Kr.
Newspapers published in Oslo include Aftenposten, the Norwegian Daily,
Worldway Newspaper
Dagens Næringsliv, Dagsavisen,
Morning paper
Vart Land, Nationen, and the Class Struggle Newspaper.
Norwegian National Broadcasting Corporation
NRK's main office is located in Oslo's Marienlyst, near Majorstuen, and NRK also provides local radio and television services. TVNorge (TVNorway) is also located in Oslo, while TV 2 (located in
Bergen
TV3 (based in London) has a branch in central Oslo. There are also a variety of specialist publishers and small media companies in Oslo. Many magazines are also published in Oslo. The two leading companies in this space are Aller Media and Hjemmet Mortensen AB.
Germany:
Schleswig-Holstein
China
: Shanghai
