Arts and Culture

Architecture, Crafts, Design, Exhibitions, Galleries, locally, Museums, Textiles…

Whether you're into contemporary art, theatre, ancient sculptures, design classics or heavy metal concerts, Oslo city and Oslo's surrounding region is ready to entertain, teach, inspire and impress you.

The Oslofjord region is a dynamic hub of arts and culture, blending Norway's rich history with contemporary creativity. Spanning Oslo and its surrounding coastal towns, this area offers a diverse cultural scene influenced by maritime traditions, Viking heritage, and modern artistic expressions.

Public Spaces & Art Integration

Public spaces in the region often integrate art with design.

Contemporary art museums.

Oslo’s contemporary art museums offer exhibitions full of modern and contemporary art.

Crafts and Textiles

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Galleries and Exhibitions

Design and Shopping

Drop in some shops and shop 'til you drop, choosing from the very best in traditional handicrafts and modern Scandinavian design.

Design and Architecture

The Oslofjord region is a fascinating blend of historical and contemporary design, where Viking heritage, medieval fortresses, and cutting-edge modern architecture coexist. From Oslo’s skyline to the charming coastal towns along the fjord.

Modern Architecture & Urban Development

Oslo’s Architectural Transformation

Literature & Theater

Norway has a strong literary tradition, and Oslo is a literary city with connections to Henrik Ibsen, one of the world's most influential playwrights.

Music & Performing Arts

Locally Made Furniture & Interior Design