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Oslo Walk with Mini Bottle Gallery
Moderate Activity
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
WHAT YOU VISIT
Oslo Mini Bottle Gallery
Home to the world's largest collection of over 53,000 miniature bottles, the quirky and creative displays showcase themes from art to pop culture. Look for miniature bottles from all corners of the world, mini bottles of different themes, mini bottles in chandeliers, in ceilings and floors, and even a slide.
PHOTO OPPORTUNITIES
Each step you take on this pedestrian-friendly path reveals a glimpse into Norway's storied past and its dynamic present.
WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY
Get a local's insight into the iconic landmarks that stretch along Karl Johans Gate, Oslo's main boulevard. The first notable site you'll see is the Royal Palace, the official residence of the present Norwegian monarch with 173 rooms and surrounded by a public park. Nearby sits the Oslo Cathedral, founded in 1694. Of course, you cant miss the formidable 13th century Akershus Fortress. Originally built to ward off attacks from Sweden, today, it serves as an event space for various Norwegian government functions.
Points of interest
Akershus Castle
Schedule
Special Notes
Tour may operate in reverse order. Guests must be at least 21 to participate in tastings at the Oslo Mini Bottle Gallery.
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Moderate Activity
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
WHAT YOU VISIT
Oslo Mini Bottle Gallery
Home to the world's largest collection of over 53,000 miniature bottles, the quirky and creative displays showcase themes from art to pop culture. Look for miniature bottles from all corners of the world, mini bottles of different themes, mini bottles in chandeliers, in ceilings and floors, and even a slide.
PHOTO OPPORTUNITIES
Each step you take on this pedestrian-friendly path reveals a glimpse into Norway's storied past and its dynamic present.
WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY
Get a local's insight into the iconic landmarks that stretch along Karl Johans Gate, Oslo's main boulevard. The first notable site you'll see is the Royal Palace, the official residence of the present Norwegian monarch with 173 rooms and surrounded by a public park. Nearby sits the Oslo Cathedral, founded in 1694. Of course, you cant miss the formidable 13th century Akershus Fortress. Originally built to ward off attacks from Sweden, today, it serves as an event space for various Norwegian government functions.
Points of interest
Akershus Castle
Schedule
Special Notes
Tour may operate in reverse order. Guests must be at least 21 to participate in tastings at the Oslo Mini Bottle Gallery.