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Active, Urban and Green OSLO CRUISE PORT Cruise destination information: www.visitoslo.com/cruise Cruise season: All year Average temperature: Summer approx. 200C (www.yr.no ) Port information: www.oslohavn.no Cruise ship in Oslo. Photo: Didrick Stenersen/ VisitOSLO OSLO Active, Urban and Green It’s perhaps this combination of stunning nature and capital city vibe with world class museums and attractions which makes Oslo such a unique cruise destination. Cruise vessels can dock at a great location in the city centre. A walk along the quay takes you in one direction to the Astrup Fearnley Museum of Modern Art, and in the other direction to the Opera. From the port you can see the City Hall and the Nobel Peace Centre. A 10 minute ferry-boat ride will take you to the peninsula of Bygdøy where some of the city’s most famous tourist attractions are located. ATTRACTIONS/EXCURSIONS Nobel Peace Centre Oslo City Hall This centre focuses on the Nobel Peace Prize laureates Inaugurated in 1950, Oslo City Hall is the city’s Astrup Fearnley Museum of Modern Art and their work, Alfred Nobel and problems related to war administrative body and the seat of the City Council. The with the building designed by Renzo Piano, and conflict resolution. Changing and exciting displays, building has been decorated by great Norwegian art from an architectural masterpiece, the Tjuvholmen unique digital presentations as well as films and lectures, 1900-1950, with motifs from Norwegian history, culture neighbourhood has become a new destination in Oslo. all help create this dynamic and magical venue. and working life. The Nobel Peace Prize is handed out in The Museum contains works from the most innovative this building every year in December. Free guided tours in contemporary artists. Ekebergparken June, July and August. Ekebergparken is a sculpture, nature and cultural The Munch Museum monument park that provides city inhabitants and visitors Royal Palace The Munch Museum’s collection, left to the city of Oslo by with a unique experience. Among the more than 30 The royal residence at the top of Karl Johans gate is home the artist, consists of paintings, graphic prints and sculptures you will find world renowned artists such as to HM King Harald V and HM Queen Sonja. The building is drawings. By constantly changing the exhibitions, the Rodin, Renoir and Dalì to name a few, and many in neo-classical style and was completed in 1849. The museum presents the variety in his production. world-class contemporary artists. Royal Palace Park surrounds the palace on all sides and Audio tours available in Norwegian and in English. features grassy areas, majestic trees, small ponds and Guided tours in Norwegian on Sundays from September to Akershus Fortress statues. Changing of the guards every day at 1.30 pm. June at 1 pm. Guided tours in English every day in July and This historical fortress contains dungeons, plush upper Service in the Palace Chapel on Sundays at 11 am.Guided August at 1 pm. floors with banquet halls and staterooms and a chapel tours of the Royal Palace every day in summer (mid-June used for royal events. The chapel holds the crypts of King to mid-August). Tickets available at the Oslo Visitor Centre The Norwegian Opera & Ballet Haakon VII and King Olav V. The Defence Museum and the and on www.ticketmaster.no. The Opera is one of the world’s most spectacular Resistance Museum are located in the same area. buildings, with a fabulous location on the Oslo Fjord and is Holmenkollen Ski Jump and the Ski Museum Norway’s largest venue for music, theatre and dance with Vigeland Sculpture Park Norway’s most visited tourist attraction and one of the three stages. You can join guided tours of the Opera This park is the life work of the sculptor Gustav Vigeland world’s most modern ski jumps. The Ski Museum in House in English. (1869-1943) with more than 200 sculptures in bronze, Holmenkollen opened in 1923 and is the world’s oldest of granite and cast iron. One of Oslo’s landmarks, open 24 its kind. Here you can experience 4000 years of exciting hours and free of charge. Don’t miss out on the statue skiing history through an unforgettable show. The tower known as the Angry Boy! offers a breathtaking view of the city, the forest and the fjord. PAGE 16 The Opera House. Photo: VisitOSLO Roberto Meazza Scream (1910) Edvard Munch © Munchmuseet / Munch-Ellingsen Group BONO 2014 Cruise ship in the city centre. Photo: VisitOSLO, Torgny Gustafsson Magic Ice Bar Oslo Norwegian Museum of Cultural History Norwegian Museum of Science & Technology Welcome to an enchanted atmosphere, a magical The Open-Air Museum features 155 authentic buildings This museum is a paradise for curious people of all ages adventure! Inside you will find of course a fantastic Ice from different national regions, including Gol Stave Church and for families. The museum has permanent and Bar, as well as some of the most popular, renowned or from the 13th century. The indoor collections feature temporary exhibitions. In the digital workshop Teknoteket famous artists from Norway. traditional Norwegian Folk Dress, Sami Culture and much you can build fabulous designs, create inventions with more. electronics or build imaginative cars that can run on the Bygdøy Peninsula: giant racetrack. Here you have access to tools ranging Norwegian Maritime Museum from hammers and saws to electronic kits, 3D printers and The Viking Ship Museum The seafaring history of Norway is presented as well as laser cutters. The Science Centre is a place to play and This museum holds three original Viking ships which are coastal culture through a large collection of traditional learn; test your reaction time, chase virtual fish and see about 1100 years old. These ships were part of large vernacular vessels, fishing gear, boatbuilding and which of your friends has the most brain control. The burial mounds excavated at the turn of the 20th century. stockfish displays. museum is located in Kjelsås, reachable by bus and tram On display is everything needed for a long journey from the city centre. including sleds and a wagon from the Oseberg grave. Grünerløkka Grünerløkka lies on the east side of the Akerselva river, The Oslo Pass The Polar Ship Fram behind the old industrial buildings. Here you will discover – an easy way to explore Oslo on your own Fram is the strongest wooden ship ever built for the numerous little cafés, restaurants and bars. Grünerløkka is The Oslo Pass is valid for most museums and attractions amazing Norwegian polar expeditions of Fridtjof Nansen also a popular shopping district, with original design in Oslo and entitles you to unlimited travel by metro, bus, and Roald Amundsen. Come into contact with their stories shops and many vintage and second-hand stores. You can tram, local trains and on the ferry boats to the museum of hardships and triumphs, and learn how they managed reach Grünerløkka by tramway from the city centre, peninsula Bygdøy and to the islands in the inner Oslo to survive in the coldest and most dangerous places on getting off at Olaf Ryes plass, in the heart of this borough. Fjord. The Oslo Pass is available from AppStore, Google earth - the North and the South Pole. Along the Akerselva river there are parklands, walking Play (search “OsloPass”) and at the Oslo Visitor Centre trails and waterfalls, as well as remnants of Oslo’s inside Østbanehallen, next to the Oslo Central Station. The Kon-Tiki Museum industrial history. In the nearby Vulkan area, you will find This museum houses original boats and exhibits from the Mathallen food hall, perfect for lunch. Thor Heyerdahl’s world famous expeditions. The museum is home to permanent exhibitions about Ra, Tigris, Fatu-Hiva, Kon-Tiki, and Easter Island. PORT & TOURIST INFORMATION Local currency: NOK Ship tenders allowed: YES ATM: YES, 0.5 km Beam: No limitation PORT OF OSLO Currency exchange: NO Max size ship in port: Max 11 m draft Visiting address: Akershusstranda 19, Skur 38 Tax refund: YES, on pier Max number of passengers per day in port: No limitation Mailing address: P.O.B. 230 Sentrum, NO-0103 Oslo Public telephones in pier area: YES Max number of ships per day in port: 5 ships Contact person: Anette Brække Internet access in pier area: YES Ship’s stay min /max: No limitation Phone/Fax: +47 917 83 726/ +47 22 41 54 02 Mailboxes in pier area: YES Environmental limitations /restrictions: None E-mail: [email protected] Distances - airport: 50 km Port facilities according to Internet: www.portofoslo.no Distance to city centre: 400 m Cruise Norway`s guidelines: YES Nearest hospital: Ullevål Hospital, Phone 02770, 6 km Maximum ship length: South Akershus 360 m, TOURIST INFORMATION/ OSLO VISITOR CENTRE Filipstad 360 m, Revier 300 m, Vippetangen 255 m, Visiting address: Østbanehallen, PORT SERVICES / FACILITIES & INFORMATION Maximum ship draft and depth in sea: adjacent to Oslo Central Station Bunkers delivery /method: YES, by truck South Akershus 10.3 m, Filipstad 10.3 m, Revier 8.5 m, Distance from port: 0.5 km in small quatities Vippetangen 8 m Mailing address: Jernbanetorget 1, NO-0154 OSLO Supplies: YES Maximum ship airdraft if bridge: No limitation Phone: +47 815 30 555 Waste handling: YES Crew facilities: As for passengers E-mail: [email protected] Waste water method: Sewage shore connection at Internet: www.visitoslo.com Sondre Akershus, truck on the others * IF ANCHORAGE www.oslocruisenetwork.no Tugboats: YES Type of bottom: Sand/Rock Anchorage*: YES Minimum depth: 30 m GENERAL INFORMATION Pontoons: NO Distance from anchorage to tender pier: Terminal/Restrooms
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