6 things to do with kids in Oslo

Are you considering visiting Oslo with your kids? You will be surprised to know that Oslo is a city with many attractions for the little ones, you will have the time of your lives! The capital of Norway has a lot to offer you; your trip to the country will be unforgettable!

Things to do in Oslo with kids

Frogner Park

Frogner Park is a must-see for children and adults alike - it is the largest public park in the city! It is also one of the busiest destinations in Norway - 45 hectares of nature to roam! Kids will love running around in the middle of nature, but what they will love the most is Vigeland, a garden with 200 different sculptures.

In this small garden, Norwegian sculptor Gustav Vigeland's work includes the Monumental Fountain, the Monolith (17 meters high) and the Sinnataggen or angry child.

To the south of the park, make sure not to miss the old manor houses where the Oslo Museum is located.

A morning of museums!

Scandinavian culture blends perfectly with Norwegian folklore, and you can enjoy this in the many different museums in Oslo. If there is one museum in Norway that is the highest on the list of things to do with kids in Oslo, it is to visit the Viking Ship Museum, where you will find original, large and perfectly preserved pieces! The Viking Ship Museum houses the largest and best-preserved Viking ship of antiquity.

The Norwegian Village Museum is an open-air museum where you can visit more than 150 traditional houses from the different areas that make up Norway. Children will learn about the country's traditional costumes, as well as the Norwegian way of life, crafts and, of course, traditions.

Suppose your children love the sea; there is nothing like taking them to the Fram Museum. Here you will find the Fram, built in 1892 and the strongest ship in the world, where the objects of the time are still preserved!

Live like a Norwegian

If you want to mingle with the locals, you must go to Karl Johans Street. This is the main street of Oslo and one of the busiest. Along the way, you can enjoy many iconic Norwegian landmarks, such as the tiger statue. Furthermore, on Karl Johans Street, you can find the Oslo Cathedral, the National Theater, the Parliament and the Royal Palace. And of course, this chaotic street is also home to numerous stores, restaurants and cafes.