National Gallery
Norway's national collection, home of Munch's The Scream.
Two days in Oslo in late November: art museums, Vigeland's sculptures, the ski jump at Holmenkollen, the polar ship Fram and the new architecture on the waterfront.
Getting around: buy a day pass for trams, buses and ferries. The centre is small enough to walk.
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Norway's national collection, home of Munch's The Scream.
Art on the fjord
Contemporary art in Renzo Piano's building on the water at Tjuvholmen, a short walk from the gallery.
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A guided bus tour: Vigeland's 200 sculptures in Frogner Park, the Holmenkollen ski jump above the city, and the Fram Museum with the polar ship of Amundsen's expedition.
Walk on the roof
Walk on the sloping marble roof of the Opera House, then look up at the Barcode towers behind it.
The Norwegian centre for design and architecture.
The old industrial area on the Akerselva river, now full of food halls and bars.
Days are short in November, with sunset around 3:30pm, so start early. Many museums open at 11am.
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