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Rådhuset, Oslo

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The site of the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony each year, Rådhuset also serves as the nexus for the municipal government and one of the city's most recognizable buildings. Built over a period of nearly 20 years beginning in 1931, the building survived German occupation during World War II. The central facility features modern brick architecture, including two towers rising to a height of 66 m (217 ft). Be sure to listen for the carillon that rings out from one tower on the hour. Explore the interior to see the extensive frescoes and oil paintings that cover the walls, depicting famous events, legends, and themes from Norwegian history. The banquet hall also features paintings of royalty and more oil frescoes. Take a look at our Oslo road trip planning tool to schedule your visit to Rådhuset and learn about what else to see and do during your holiday.
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  • Oslo City Hall - Rådhuset is a significant building in Pipervika District of the city. The building is where the City Council and other municipal administrations are based, it was designed by... 
    Oslo City Hall - Rådhuset is a significant building in Pipervika District of the city. The building is where the City Council and other municipal administrations are based, it was designed by...  more »
  • I was about to be dissuaded by reviews calling the building "ugly" but am so glad I didn't give up! It's a unique building with city offices and massive murals. Outside, there are sculptures, frescos....  more
    I was about to be dissuaded by reviews calling the building "ugly" but am so glad I didn't give up! It's a unique building with city offices and massive murals. Outside, there are sculptures, frescos....  more »
  • It's a rather ugly brick building, and what probably once was a modern look in the mid-1900's now look pretty dated. 
    It's a rather ugly brick building, and what probably once was a modern look in the mid-1900's now look pretty dated.  more »
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  • Another great art station in Stockholm
  • This place is a work of art with its unique architecture! Since you’re in you start thinking of being lost in another world underground. Definitely one of the most interesting subways to check out.
  • This is one of, if the most Beautiful metro station in the entirety of Stockholm. The way the cladenstinitly painted orange stone walls contribute to creating a centrilized stream of architectirul expression is simply put, astonishing
  • I mean… stations everywhere else in the world are going to have to step their game up.
  • As much a work of art as a metro station - well worth a visit. The concourse restaurants are exceptional too.

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