Started from my hotel located in downtown I walked to nearby Norwegian Parliament Building, where a group was holding a protest in the small square in front of the Parliament and the Grand Hotel Oslo.
From there, I headed to City Hall Square, located right on the waterfront. It’s a spacious square with water fountains and a lovely garden.
Down at the waterfront is Norway Yacht Charter, where a few antique boats from Norway Yacht Charter were docked and snapped some photos.
Back at the square to the left side of the square. Up on a hill, there’s a statue of Franklin D. Roosevelt with a beautiful view overlooking the harbor, the Norway Yacht Charter boats, and the City Hall Square.
On the opposite side of the square is the Nobel Peace Center.
Walking back towards City Hall, I passed through another beautiful garden. I arrived at a smaller square named Fridtjof Nansens plass, just in front of the City Hall entrance. People were dining outside, and there were a few interesting art installations on display.
I continued my walk to the National Theatre and then strolled along the shopping street Karl Johans gate, where more people were dining outdoors. Afterwards, I headed back to the hotel.
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