- The Royal Palace, Oslo from the front square. Location: Oslo, Kingdom of Norway Built: 1825-1849 Architect: Hans Ditlev Franciscus Linstow Commissioned By...
- Here’s a complete guide on how to see The Changing of the Guard Ceremony at Oslo Royal Palace with exact times and what to expect on your visit!
- Royal Palace, Oslo (Norsk (Bokmål): Det Kongelige Slott) is a tourist attraction, one of the Palaces in Òslo, Norvègia.
- Another popular feature while visiting the Royal Palace in Oslo is the Change of Guard that happens every day at 1:00 pm.
- Apart from being one of the largest capitals, the host city of the Royal Palace of Oslo is also one of the most expensive cities in the world.
- Thus the Royal Palace Oslo is a good example of an occupied from cellar to roof lively residential palace.
- The Norwegian royal family's seat of residence emerges from the woodland-like Slottsparken, a relatively modest, pale-buttercup neoclassical pile.
- The Slottet, also known as the Royal Palace, situated in Oslo, was constructed during the first half of the 19th century to serve as the Norwegian residence for King...
- Located in central Oslo, The Royal Palace is the primary official residence of King Harald V and Queen Sonja of Norway, and the seat of the Norwegian Monarchy.