Discover Oslo
11 carefully curated photography spots with GPS coordinates, shooting tips, and local insights
Ekeberg Park
A scenic park offering views of the Oslofjord and the city skyline. It's an excellent spot for landscape and sunset photography.
Holmenkollen Ski Jump
A famous ski jump with a unique architecture, offering panoramic views of Oslo. It's especially photogenic during winter or at night when illuminated.
Vigeland Sculpture Park
Known for its striking human forms by Gustav Vigeland, this park offers a unique blend of nature and art.
Bygdøy
A scenic peninsula with beaches and museums, offering a mix of nature, architecture, and historical photography opportunities.
City Hall (Oslo rådhus)
A iconic building with a blend of modern and medieval architectural styles. It offers a striking backdrop for urban and architectural photography.
Sørenga Seawall
A modern seawall area with a mix of urban and natural elements, offering excellent opportunities for sunset and cityscape photography.
Oslo Cathedral
A historical and photogenic landmark with a bronze steeple and pale yellow bricks. Best capture during nighttime with the illuminated clock.
Karl Johans Gate
A pedestrian street offering a scenic view towards the Royal Palace. It's lined with historical buildings and popular tourist spots.
Akerselva River
A scenic river running through Oslo, offering opportunities for nature and landscape photography, including waterfalls and industrial heritage sites.
Grünerløkka
A trendy neighborhood known for its vibrant art scene, cafes, and parks. It offers a mix of street photography and urban landscapes.
Aker Brygge
A bustling waterfront area with modern architecture and lively street life. Perfect for capturing urban scenes and water reflections.