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Aker Brygge
A shipyard that has been turned into a shopping center.
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Fram Polar Ship Museum
Polar ship Fram, arctic artifacts and exhibitions.
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Karl Johans Street (Karl Johans Gate)
Oslo's bustling main street is filled with shops and cafes.
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Kon-Tiki Museum
Visit Thor Heyerdahl's famous Kon-Tiki raft as well as his reed boat RAII.
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Munch Museum (Munch-Museet)
Edvard Munch bequeathed a large portion of his work to the city before his death in 1940, and this museum is the result. It contains books, paintings, drawings, scuptures and letters.
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Norwegian Folk Museum (Norsk Folkemuseum)
This is Norway's largest and oldest folk museum. It includes an open-air collection of more than 150 houses taken from various regions of Norway, as well as an indoor museum with various exhibitions.
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Norwegian Maritime Museum (Norge Sjofartsmuseum)
National museum of Norwegian maritime history from the Viking Age to the present.
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The Ibsen Museum
Museum/exhibiton in the apartment of the world famous author.
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