Oslo: War and Peace Walking Tour
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Overview
This walking tour explores Oslo’s role as a global peace city while confronting its darker chapters. Inspired by Orwell’s 1984 and the paradox “War is Peace”, the tour invites guests to reflect on freedom, truth, and the cost of peace.
What's included?
Knowledgeable, English-speaking guide
Guided walking tour (2–2.5 hours)
Visit peace and wartime history sites
Historical and cultural commentary
Food and drinks not included
What to expect?
This tour is perfect for guests seeking depth and reflection and those interested in history, politics, and human rights. Suitable for adults, couples, solo travelers.
Optional add-ons
Entry to 22. juli-senteret or Nobels Fredssenter
Private group with dedicated guide
End point at cruise terminal or central Oslo
Highlights
Visit Nobels Fredssenter and explore the War is Peace? exhibition
Walk to Oslo Rådhus, where the Nobel Peace Prize is awarded
Stop at 22. juli-senteret, confronting the impact of domestic terror
Reflect at Akershuskaia, site of the deportation of Norwegian Jews
End at Aker Brygge, where the walk opens up to the fjord and invites reflection on peace, remembrance, and hope in today’s Oslo.
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Good to know
Meeting point: Rådhusbrygge 4, Platform E, behind Fisketorget by Trollcruise sign, Oslo
What to bring
Dress according to the weather, bring comfortable walking-shoes and your camera